Tag: Kamala Harris

  • ‘Voters reject party of scolds’

    🎶 Where have all their voters gone? 🎵 Anyone else think Democrats might have won the presidency had they nominated Joe Manchin? But they’re not that kind of party. They were once. The party of Truman and JFK? 🎵 Gone to graveyards, every one. 🎶 Kamala Harris ran a fairly decent campaign, given what she had…

  • We’re good

    It’s 2016 all over again! We’re not disappointed Donald Trump won — and very impressed that he did so with so many Republican defectors. RINOs like us. We voted Libertarian. Wisconsin put him over. How DO we do it? We’re pleased as spiked punch that Kamala Harris lost. Once again, The Donald benefited from a…

  • Blaska’s ballot looks like this:

    Garbage in, garbage out! Unlike The Washington Post — or Amazon.com for that matter — Blaska Policy Werkes endorses candidates. In many cases, we help the candidates we support by endorsing their opponents. The old switcheroo, as KC Chiefs Coach Andy Reid might say. Donald Segretti would be proud. Donald Trump riding a garbage truck…

  • Kamala, Bernie, and AOC!

    are three stooges for progressive policy! If Donald Trump could quit lying about losing his last election he would be headed for a landslide victory in this one. (There’s still time!) Because the progressivism he’s running against has been disproven, repudiated, and shamed. When you think about it, what has Election Denial gotten Donald Trump…

  • The coarsening of America

    Or do words not matter? We were going to tip toe past a certain former President’s rally at Madison Square Garden instead of wallowing in the mire. Honest!  This blog delights in the bon mot, the well aimed jest, humor that is irreverent — even scabrous. But not even sycophants like Sean Trumpitty are laughing…

  • ‘Traitors’ unmasked in Waukesha!

    Blaming the voter, not the candidate! Brother Mike calls to say the Werkes’ election predictions are goofier than Kamala Harris at a town hall. (He was more diplomatic, but we get his gist.) Mike is more often right than not. He suggests we trade in Ol’ Sparky, our Eisenhower-era mainframe computer, for something more up…