Tag: Jill Underly
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Who is toughest on criminals?
Brad Schimel or Susan Crawford? Which WI state supreme court candidate imposes the toughest criminal sentences? It’s Brad Schimel, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. You didn’t seriously think it was the George Soros candidate, did you? The analysis found Schimel generally sentenced those convicted of felony sexual assault to more time behind bars than Crawford.…
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Now Democrats don’t talk so loud
… pro-crime, anti-school reform, pro-DEI, anti-Voter I.D.! (But show I.D. for admission to their own events) Madison’s bubble boy never met a conservative he’s never met. The publisher of The Capital Times trashes Republicans for doing what a good newspaper should do, which is to hold the powerful accountable. Who wields more power in Madison…
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‘No reply’ is shorthand for ‘I don’t need your vote’
Answer the damn questionnaire! We’re hoping Brandon Maly and his ticket get re-elected to lead the Dane County Republican party this Saturday 03-15-25, even though he is Turning Point USA. Look for black smoke over Middleton at about noon. That’s not smoke from the Vatican conclave but from the musket fire and stink bombs Republicans…
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Susan Crawford has 2 sheriffs
Both are Dane County liberals! You may have seen that Susan Crawford campaign TV ad. Would help to know that the two sheriffs endorsing the liberal Dane County judge for state supreme court are, themselves, Democrats in good standing from right here in bright blue Dane County. Sheriff Kalvin Barrett is so P.C. that he…
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More of the same
That’s what the Democrats’head school marm promises! Question for the Peanut Gallery: What do Americans want? Judging from the last election (in one word): change. And we’re not talking pennies! Democrats should take some ownership of Trump v2.0. Asked what she would do different from a President who couldn’t find his own way off the…
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State schools boss cheats on her tests
Will voters send Jill Underly home with a teacher’s note? Let’s cut to the chase: Wisconsin’s superintendent of public instruction is guilty of cheating on her tests. Cooking the books. Skewing the numbers to hide the fact that more students under her watch are failing the basics. Put aside prisons or potholes — it’s the…