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Category: Governor’s race

  • Darn the torpedoes!

    Democrats fear fighting pro-Hamas socialists for their party’s soul! A certain former mayor of Madison once endorsed Blaska for Madison school board. Despite such apostasy, Democrat(ic) aspirants continue to seek His Former Honor’s blessing. Well, at least one of them. Mayor Dave is going with Sarah Rodriquez, the current lieutenant governor, in the August 11…

  • Democrats are fighting their own intifada

    Their bolshies are not tolerant people! Like always, we’ll gorge on bratwursts and beer this Saturday July 4, no matter the temperature. The only question is whether we will fire up that orange bug of a tractor, our 1950 Allis Chalmers G, for the Orchard Ridge neighborhood parade again this year.  Should do something special,…

  • Democrats are now, officially, the party of socialism

    Socialism is to communism as simmer is to boil. If America is in crisis (and when is it not?), it has little to do with the price of hamburger, the Straits of Hormuz, or algae in the reflecting pool. Our biggest threat is the surrender of a major political party to intolerant, enterprise-sapping socialists. This…

  • How do you like them now?

    Kelda Roys called police ‘dragoons’! We’re reading Max Boot’s biography of Ronald Reagan. “He was always gracious, … always smiling,” a newsman remembered from Reagan’s days as governor of California.  Max Boot comments: “Whether they admit it or not, journalists will pull their punches when writing about someone they like.” (Love the author’s name! Been…

  • School’s out for Socialists

    It’s all fully funded! Why do we keep picking on Francesca Hong? Because it’s easy and it’s fun! The nobler reason (if we must) is that the socialist from Madison’s Woke isthmus represents the cutting edge of the Democrat party. (Just ask John Nichols.) She says out loud what others only dog whistle. The young…

  • No country for pompous blowhards

    Do WI Democrats have a middle ground? Admitting that we admire former governor Scott Walker triggers indignant glossolalia among Madison’s progressive elect, which is why we sing his hosannas every chance we get. The former governor and author of Act 10, which reined in government employee unions (but not enough), has this to say about biased…