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Today’s Big
Quote“I have been getting leaned on a bit by some of the Democratic Party elders. Their subtle, nuanced message amounts to: lay the hell off Tony Evers, you asshole. This has caused me to reflect on what it means to be a moderate.” — Former mayor Dave Cieslewicz.
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What if UFOs are just billionaires from other planets? -
Pretty soon you’re talking real money
The Dispatch adds up the trillions that congressional Democrats have spent or want to spend over the next decade:
- $3.5 trillion on “human infrastructure,”
- $600 billion in new spending on traditional infrastructure,
- $1 trillion on new discretionary spending,
- $1 trillion on programs with fake expiration dates, plus the COVID relief bill that passed in March.
“How much is $8 trillion? Enough for Washington to deposit $60,000 into each family’s bank account. … Instead, it would go to a grab bag of expensive government expansions.”
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Madison crime 2020- Shots fired up 74%
- Burglaries up 21%
- Stolen Vehicles up 47%
- Theft from autos up 22%
- Homicides + 150% (10 compared to 4)
- Total offenses known to police down 5%
Crime raging in
Democrat-run citiesMilwaukee homicides up 95%
Tag Archives: Impeachment
Who really won, who really lost?
Did they win, after all? My social media friends are celebrating today. Firework GIFs are lighting up the cybersphere. Trump has won! Or is his victory pyrrhic? His last stand? Because the evidence is #45 is hemorrhaging support by the … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, election challenges
Tagged Burr, Cassidy, Collins, Impeachment, Murkowski, Romney, Sasse
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A little seltzer down our pants at the impeachment trial
“A little song, a little dance/ a little seltzer down your pants.” — Chuckles the Clown (RIP) The Senate impeachment trial is must-see T.V.! It’s Army-McCarthy, Watergate, Who Killed J.R. Trump’s legal counsel even provided a laugh track. Never a … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, Election 2020, election challenges, Impeachment, Uncategorized
Tagged Impeachment, Kevin McCarthy, RINOs, Trump traitor, Truthers, van der Veen
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Censure the bastard
“I hate it being this way. From my point of view he has been a consequential President. … But today, all I can say is, ‘Count me out!’ Enough is enough!’ ” — Sen. Lindsay Graham, R-S.C. 01-06-21. There is … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, election challenges
Tagged censure, Impeachment, Sen. Ron Johnson, Trump
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Voters may decide the next President!
Democrats may have to pick someone who possesses something called ‘electability.’ Today, (that once-in-a-lifetime palindrome: 02-02-2020) is one day before the Iowa caucuses and two days after the Great Partisan Impeachment Gamble crashed and burned. Now that Bernie Sanders is … Continue reading
Posted in Election 2020, Impeachment, Uncategorized
Tagged Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders, Impeachment, Joe Biden, John Nichols
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Why Nancy will not test Mitch
Impeachment articles are ‘Constitutionally incoherent’ The cock-eyed theory here at Blaska Policy Werkes is that Speaker Nancy Pelosi never transmits the articles of impeachment to the U.S. Senate. Impeachment was the goal; it has been achieved. Repudiation by the Senate awaits should … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, Impeachment, Uncategorized
Tagged Donald Trump, Impeachment, Mitch McConnell, Nancy Pelosi
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‘A sad day for America,’ Ha ha ha!
Senators, if you subpoena Hunter Biden impeachment will go bye bye — or Why Republicans are in a very good mood today Must confess the white lab coats at the Policy Werkes watched too much of the impeachment shenanigans on our b&w Philco for … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged Donald Trump, Impeachment, Nancy Pelosi, Ron Kind
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