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The check is NOT in the mail
Could Republicans be so lucky? Poor Tony Evers. Democrats kicked their own governor one last time on his way out the door. The lame duck governor cobbled together a bi-partisan deal for $600 million more dollars for schools! Big fat check in the mail for taxpayers — $600 for joint filers. No tax on tips…
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A little help here?
It’s us taxpayers who are marginalized. A question for our platinum subscribers: which alder, school board member, county supervisor, or state legislator here in greater Madison WI campaigned for and serves as a friend of the taxpayer? We can’t think of a single one, either. Most of our elected officials vow to represent “marginalized communities,”…
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Democrats are still playing race card gotcha!
‘Get the hell out!’ You may have read that the Commonwealth of Virginia (we thought it was a state) is embroiled in the mid-decade redistricting wars the President is waging to shore up his slim House majority. After Texas redrew its maps to give Republicans extra seats, Virginia tried to counter with districts favoring Democrats…
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We’re keeping chairman Schimming
His detractors discredit the party. Fair warning: Blaska is going to convention this weekend and he’s loaded for bear. Blaska’s mission is to prevent a self-inflicted blood letting in full view of a hostile news media. What should be a moon-shot send-off for Tom Tiffany for governor and Eric Toney for attorney general may disintegrate…
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Let’s do a little profiling, shall we!
Youth profiling, that is! Bring back the curfew! Kids, children, teens — anyone under the age of 18 — have no rights that adults are bound to respect. Gawd help us if police were allowed to round up unsupervised teenagers loitering on State Street at 1 in the morning of an August weekend before…
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Keeping racism alive
without which, the grievance industry dies. Racism has been very good for the likes of Al Sharpton. The irreverend is said to be worth a cool $5 million, what with his gig on cable news MS Now. Al’s National Action Network is but one of the multitudinous grievance arms dealers in the civil rights industrial…
Blaska Policy Werkes
"There's a reason why Trump endorsed (Ken Paxton in Texas], even if I don't know what it is." Republican voter in Dripping Springs TX, as quoted by Wall Street Journal.
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But he’s OUR creep
When the news broke that the married Graham Platner was sexting with various women, feminist writer Jill Filipovic declared:
“The Graham Platner story is landing because it confirms a bunch of his critics’ prior concerns: unvetted, history of poor decision-making, the kind of light misogyny that tends to go along with male bad decision-making. Those are all problems! But it’s worth asking if they’re problems that should be disqualifying for a senate seat and I think the answer to that is no.” …
So, Platner’s “light misogyny” and “history of poor decision-making” have little bearing on his ability to do the job of being a senator. I don’t exactly know how to define the job of a senator, but I kind of feel like “decision-making” is part of it. — Jonah Goldberg, the Dispatch
Today’s Laff Riot!
World breathes sigh of relief as terrorists promise to be good — Babylon Bee