Brandi Grayson challenging Council President Sheri Carter

Progressive Dane is flooding the zone with candidates

Its official. Brandi Grayson is running against  Common Council President Sheri Carter on Madison’s South side District 14.

She has filed as Brandi Grayson-Tuck but it’s the same woman with the bullying bullhorn who halts rush hour traffic on thoroughfares from John Nolen Drive to East Washington Ave. in pursuit of BLM’s race-based justice regime. She is Derail the Jail, Cops out of Schools, Defund the Police. She calls her social justice boutique “Urban Triage.” (See also: “Brandi Grayson will determine your degree of racism.”)

Sheri Carter has offended the radical Left by calling out Alds. Kemble and Mad Max Prestigiacomo (both are Progressive Dane) for their profanity-laced calls for urban violence and bullying of city staff.  (None of which has drawn the approbation of The Capital Times, Progressive Dane’s mainstream enabler.)Ald. Carter admonished Progressive Dane alders over Labor Day weekend:

Respect goes both ways. As the first African American woman Council president, I have sat in meetings with fellow Black colleagues and listened to members of the public, who identify themselves as progressives and/or allies question our blackness and refer to us as “assimilationists.”

— “Black council chief of staff tired of abuse, is quitting. City employee surveys cite alders’ bullying.”

Ald. Carter also was one of five alders to vote for more exemptions in the ban on facial recognition software. 

Cop haters targeting Paul Skidmore

But the radical Left’s prime target remains Ald. Paul Skidmore. Three candidates are lined up on the runway to take out Ald. Paul Skidmore on the far west side of Madison. Why do you suppose? Skidmore is the most effective opponent of the War on Cops. Nino Amato is the most well known name. He went majorly Progressive a long time ago. Doug Hyant is a tool of the state Democrat(ic) party. (We suspect Doug of hacking an on-line Council meeting, related here.) Nikki Conklin is backed by Alds. Keith Furman, Marsha Rummel (Progressive Dane), and Shiva Bidar.

“Without a doubt, public safety is Job #1,” Ald. Skidmore said today in announcing his bid for re-election. Downtown Madison is boarded over, our sidewalks are littered with spent shell casings, running gun battles in stolen cars are roiling our streets, innocents are dying. It is time to stop the war on police and protect our neighborhoods. ”