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Our Founder
and irascible head groundskeeper at the Policy Werkes is David Blaska, former has-been, 33-year card-carrying RINO, recovering know-it-all journalist. Holds the record for banishment on the NextDoor social media app. Aging gracelessly at Stately Blaska Manor on the SW side of Madison WI, the Emerald City.
My pronouns are “Sir” and “Your Lordship” but you dasn’t call me Late For Dinner.
→ “Why I’ll never vote for Trump again.” In Sunday’s 05-21-23 WI State Journal.
→ “Blaska & Me” by Dave Cieslewicz.
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It is to laugh
“The ‘Chaos’ at the border is by design”
“As a presidential candidate in 2020, Biden criticized Trump for “drastically” restricting access to asylum. Now he’s doing the very same thing.”
— Where else but in The Nation.
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Question of the Day
What ‘Deep State’?
Rachael Rollins, the US attorney for Massachusetts, leaked sensitive Justice Department information to a journalist in an effort to influence a local election, lied to investigators and improperly attended a fundraiser with Jill Biden, according to two critical federal reports released Wednesday. (More here.)
How can anyone take them seriously?
Charles C.W. Cooke asks at National Review.
“Rachel Maddow made a career out of spreading lunatic conspiracy theories on MSNBC, as did Chris Hayes and Nicolle Wallace (who is still, today, rejecting all evidence that contradicts her fever dream). Adam Schiff lied relentlessly from his official perch on the United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs, and is now gearing up to run for the Senate.”
Tag Archives: Roe v Wade
Trump’s mule-skinner blues coming to a theater near you
Just wow, if the U.S. Supreme Court actually is about to overturn Roe v. Wade and its companion Planned Parenthood v. Casey. We agree that Roe was “wrongly decided.” Courts cannot legislate desired outcomes by judicial fiat. The actual decision … Continue reading
‘Because of the abortion I didn’t have …’
‘… I didn’t go to Yale.’ As the Supreme Court deliberates a challenge to Roe v Wade, the New York Times files its amicus curiae brief for NARAL with a first-person account of a mother who regrets NOT having an … Continue reading
In re: Abortion
If you think our politics is boiling over now …! The U.S. Supreme Court today begins hearing arguments on an abortion case arising from the state of Mississippi. We’re 48 years removed from Roe v. Wade, the court decision that … Continue reading
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Tagged Abortion, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, Roe v Wade
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