Category: Election 2026
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Vote ’em out! Vote ’em all out!
Business as usual isn’t working! Let’s make this simple, O.K.? Election day is tomorrow, Tuesday April 7 — a day that will LIVE in infamy. Some of you may not have voted yet; many of you never vote in a Spring election. That’s what the UniParty is counting on. They have their lists, they know…
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Give Rep. Hong a 20-second hug
She writes bills that never pass! Former governor Scott McCallum was right: there’s too much government. Our dwindling press corps is at pains to report all the doings of federal, state, county, and city legislators. Rep. Francesca Hong, D-Madison, is an exception. She can thank John Nichols, whose indefatigable flacking has vaulted his fellow socialist…
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Who’s doing the oversight on human services?
At least someone is asking questions. Say this for Sean Burke, who is challenging incumbent Tommy Ryland for county board in District 12 east of the Dane County Airport: Sean Burke is a muckraker. Burke is asking why Dane County does not have a Human Services Board — or if it does, why it has…
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Sex workers are well Hong
Workers of the world, throw off your clothes! For the third straight month, the candidate leading all Democrats in the race for Wisconsin governor remains the one and only Francesca Hong, an out-front socialist like that New York mayor and unlike other Democrats who won’t admit it. John Nichols must be in socialist heaven right…
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More Gruff, less UniParty, please
Miss Congeniality is too taxing! “Experience, priorities, and collegiality” — them’s the criteria our favorite Sunday newspaper here in Madison WI used in endorsing candidates vying for the April 7 election in the 13 contested Dane County supervisory districts. May it please the court of public opinion, a little less collegiality, a little more fight…
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Patronize someone else!
Democrats still pursue identity politics — aka racism. As we were saying about phonies, and the spotting thereof, Democrats are determined to dress up their grievance studies graduates in Carhartt and Dickies, the better to gull Dick Loudon’s rustic backwoodsmen — Larry, brother Daryl, and the other brother Daryl — into voting for microwavable socialism…