Or confirm you’re Woke by taking the word of your accusers!

Should “someone with multiple allegations of domestic abuse be in public office?” The alleged abuser is Madison Alder Charles Myadze. That question was posted on social media — that on-line kangaroo court where opinions triumph over facts.

Two women accuse Ald. Myadze of “physically and emotionally” abusing them. Those women are Jamie Johnson, married to Myadze from 2001 until 2003, and Michelle McKoy, who said she dated Myadze off and on from 2006 until 2013. This was first reported by the identity-obsessed publication Madison 365. Ald. Myadze denies: 

These allegations are entirely baseless, defamatory, without merit, and made solely for the purpose of tarnishing my reputation, in the hopes of influencing the upcoming elections. I categorically deny any and all these accusations. — Ald. Myadze

 No fact finding wanted

Never mind, say state legislators Kelda Roys, Melissa Agard, and Dianne Hesselbein. The three Democrats went on record today saying Believe All Women. Indeed, Woke awakened to the #MeToo movement. That’s one of the first Woke objections to innocent until proven guilty — womanhood being a foundational class of victims.

The Werkes has no way of knowing the truth. We do know that someone identified only as “Petitioner” on 03-21-24 requested an harassment restraining order against Ald. Myadze. We know also that Judge Stephen Ehlke denied that request. On 03-29-24 the court “denies petition for injunction for [Petitioner’s] failure to meet burden of proof under the statute. Dismissal order signed.” The record does show that 22 years ago, Charles Myadze sued Jamie Johnson for child support. 

We note that Obama guidance to college campuses required the accused to prove their innocence; that injustice has been reversed. Remember that Johnny Depp won $15 million from his ex-wife Amber Heard for defaming him with false allegations of domestic abuse. Still, we must report, that social media question we quoted to open this blog was posed by Armon Myadze.

 Ann Walsh Bradley puts down her dukes

Anne Walsh Bradley is retiring. Like a certain recently deceased football player, the WI Supreme Court justice will be more remembered for an act of violence than any accomplishments in their profession. The news media continues to blame Justice David Prosser, slight of build, for defending himself from Justice Bradley’s fists of fury. For a deep dive into the facts, consult retired UW law professor Ann of Althouse. (“There never was a ‘chokehold’ in the Wisconsin Supreme Court.”)

So much for civility in public discourse. The Capital Times headline in the 04-10-24 edition “Like a train wreck, my eyes are drawn to these GOP lackeys.”

The “lackeys” in question being U.S. Reps. Tom Tiffany and Scott Fitzgerald — both duly elected by the people of northern and east-central Wisconsin. Might some Democrat(ic) party lackeys be employed in the news industry?

Blaska’s Bottom Line: As a 33-year dues-paying Republican In Name Only, Blaska assures Second District caucus goers that he is NOT a candidate for delegate to this summer’s Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. To the ten who are vying for the two seats, don’t worry, Blaska won’t endorse any of you.

Of what are YOU accused?