Tag Archives: Paul Fanlund

Democrats should blame Mark Pocan, not the Koch Brothers

Posted on July 14, 2018 by

In Wisconsin’s fall they’ve sinned all. If our liberal-progressive-socialist acquaintances ever overcome their obsession with convuluted conspiracy theories they might actually get somewhere at the ballot box. Which is unlikely, now that the Madison Common Council has banned conversion therapy. … Continue reading →

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Trust us, we’re professionally trained journalists

Posted on July 13, 2018 by

“Unbiased news does not exist.” The editor of Your Progressive Voice (the corporation that speaks as if it were a person) is up today with a plea to “main street Republicans”  This, alone, is progress of a sort. Usually The … Continue reading →

Posted in News media bias, Progressives | Tagged , , , , , , , | 95 Comments

Help, Wisconsin has fallen and Democrats are desperate

Posted on June 4, 2018 by

More ‘sky is falling’ hyperbole from inside the Madison bubble One of these days, Paul Fanlund will encounter a real live conservative instead of getting his morning cup of joe filtered through some sociology panel at RadFest.  Perhaps the Capital Times … Continue reading →

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Liberal news media seeks the elusive Trump voter in dive bars

Posted on May 3, 2018 by

Professional journalists’ lack of credibility gave rise to “alt media” Say this for The Capital Times, it provides sand for the Squire’s oyster, from which these pearls flow. Intellectual ferment is welcome at the Stately Manor, if not among our … Continue reading →

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Conversing within the safety of the Madison bubble

Posted on March 2, 2018 by

Intellectual incest deep within the Madison bubble One of these days, the editor of The Capital Times is going to interview a conservative. Maybe. Unintentionally. By accident, in a case of mistaken political identity. Paul Fanlund once did interview a UW-Madison … Continue reading →

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