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  • Throwing long for the next vice president

    Ayahuasca is not just a town in Ohio! Our reading of the Constitution does not prohibit the vice president from having a day job. Which raises the intriguing prospect of Aaron Rodgers as Vice President of the United States. Might be enough to put RFK Jr. over the top, at least here in battleground Wisconsin!…

  • Zero out the Police Civilian Oversight Board

    It would be duplicative if it wasn’t so dysfunctional! And paranoid! The great thing about a bowl of corn flakes in the morning is they’re hard to screw up. You got to be trying. We say that about Madison WI with its lakes, natural beauty, university, and state government — not that the progressives who…

  • Biased news media is defeating Joe Biden

    Climate change loses out to border security! Joe must go! Old-timers remember when the Wisconsin State Journal was Madison WI’s conservative paper. Sunday’s fish wrap kvetches (inexplicably two years into a six-year term) that Ron Johnson was re-elected senator despite their fusillade of blue ink. Blaska loves him if for that alone! Last time around, our…

  • Should Miriam forget the inheritance?

    Probate case reopens Beth Potter and Robin Carre murder saga The great coffee shop debate in greater Madison is this: Does Miriam Potter Carre want to go to a jury trial to decide whether she was complicit in the murder of her adoptive parents? The parents’ natural children, Ezra and Jonah Carre, are suing to…

  • About those Super Bowl shootings in KC

    Can we call a thug a thug? Unlettered Field Hand: Whachoo pissed off about today, oh noble Head Groundskeeper? Blaska: An editorial in the Wisconsin State Journal this morning. Field Hand: But isn’t the WSJ your favorite morning newspaper published daily in Madison WI? Blaska: It is, indeed! Field Hand: And aren’t you most always…

  • Haley would beat Biden big in Wisconsin

    — by 16 points, whereas Trump only ties Biden! A new Marquette Law School Poll of Wisconsin voters finds a tie between Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. Each are supported by 49% of registered voters. Among the somewhat smaller group who are considered likely voters, Trump is at 50% and Biden at 49%.…