I read it here
Former Madison mayor Dave Cieslewicz in Isthmus: "I’m still stunned to realize that almost half of my country could vote for a man like Trump. I view his defeat as a moral imperative. And, yet, while I certainly don’t mean to equate it, I just can’t get on board with the policies and worldview of the Democratic left either. … Given the leftward movement of my party, I don’t think I qualify as a liberal anymore. Instead, I identify as a moderate." (Click image to read)
School-to-prison pipeline is back in session
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Student brings knife to Memorial h.s.
A Memorial High School student was arrested this Thursday morning while allegedly trying to bring a “long fix-bladed kitchen knife” into the school, according to the Madison Police Department.
An incident report states a plow driver called 911 after seeing the student walking near the school with the knife around 9:21 a.m.
“The witness said the suspect attempted to conceal the weapon up a sleeve after realizing he was being watched by the plow driver,” the report states.
Monthly Archives: July 2018
Sun Prairie volunteers are what make a community
“The health of a democratic society may be measured by the quality of functions performed by private citizens.” ― Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America. From what I remember of my grandfather J.M., he was pretty irascible, strange as that may … Continue reading
“Social justice” is socialized law enforcement
They call me MISTER Blaska! The noisy No Cops contingent showed up at school board Monday night even though the issue was not on the agenda. Not that that was going to stop them. The small surprise is that Madison’s … Continue reading
Nothing on Cops in Schools tonight
Appears cops in schools (educational resource officers) is NOT on TODAY’S agenda. Damn ad hoc committee STILL made no recommendation. Expect last minute notice of their meeting for Wednesday this week. Communication made to Madison Board of Education on July … Continue reading
France returns its World War 1 Harley Davidson to Wisconsin 100 years later
“If you were in France this morning it would be exactly the same: people like you, people like us sharing the passion of Harley Davidson,” — Christophe de Goulaine. Motorcycle riders say it’s not the destination, it’s the journey. Riders … Continue reading
The Left’s con game of ‘Unmet Needs’
Were Milwaukee cop killer’s needs “unmet”? How did police become the bad guys? Because after 50 years of Great Society giveaways and 45 years of uninterrupted liberal rule in Madison; after affirmative action, court-ordered busing, Section 8 subsidized housing, food … Continue reading
Linda Ketcham, woman of faith, spewer of bile
Let us pray for Madison Urban Ministry Whether it is a state or local budget that strips vital services from our most vulnerable neighbors while offering tax breaks to the wealthy or corporations, balancing a budget on the backs of … Continue reading
