Brennan fired back on Nov. 22, writing that Evers’
administration supports economic development
but applying the present incentives pacakge to
the scaled-down project would open up both
Evers and Foxconn to criticism. He reiterated
that Woo initiated conversations about contract
changes and the state has spent months
encouraging Foxconn to execute them.
“We want to work together with you to help
make Foxconn’s new project as successful as
possible,” Brennan wrote. “The ability to do
that requires Foxconn to recognize that there
are consequences arising from its unilateral
decision to change projects well after the
Contract was in place.”