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Is it a Swastika? Is it a burning cross? No, it’s a sticky note!
This is the second blog that didn’t make it past the guardhouse at the old stand Not to be outdone by UW-Madison, the Sturm und Drang stirred up by the hateful election of Donald Trump has reached the formerly placid shores of bucolic little Lake Wingra here in Madison. Someone left a hateful Post-it® sticky note on…
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Hello, welcome to free speech
Welcome to Stately Blaska Manor. Over the Thanksgiving week and in the dead of night, likely Trump supporters and other insurgents moved the Stately Manor, its Policy Werkes (and Tanning Salon) and the indentured servants (fast asleep) from InBusiness to higher ground. Easier to defend. Free to be and say what needs to be said. In…
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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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