Category: politics

  • More From My Sheriff

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    Sheriff David Clarke has an opinion piece in the Washington Times, where he says that “White liberal social policies have become the new racism in America.” Clarke, a black Democrat, is commenting on things like the new race-based standards for discipline in schools. Standards that focus one doling out punishment proportionate to the racial makeup…

  • Voting Time Standardization

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    There is a bill in the Wisconsin Legislature to standardize the voting hours for early voting in Wisconsin. In recent elections, the heavily liberal areas of Milwaukee and Madison have had much longer early voting hours, including weekends, where most of the out-state areas, that tend to lean conservative, don’t have the budget to keep…

  • Defending Hillary

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    It doesn’t happen often, but in this case I completely agree with Hillary Clinton. She is drawing fire after comparing Russia’s moves in Ukraine to “protect” people there to what Hitler did at the beginning of World War II. The fact of the matter is, that is exactly what Hitler did, especially in the occupation…

  • A Tale of Two Bills

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    This week, Wisconsin assembly majority leader Bill Kramer was ousted due to allegedly groping one woman, and “verbally abusing” another. The Republican caucus voted unanimously to remove him. Contrast that with another Bill, Bill Clinton. There were numerous allegations of sexual assault against Clinton, from groping to outright rape, and yet he remains a Democrat…

  • But Remember, There is no Voter Fraud

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    A Milwaukee man was convicted on charges of voting twice in the 2012 Presidential election. It gets worse, he pleaded guilty illegally to voting 5 other times. The left likes to claim any effort to restrict voter fraud is really trying to disenfranchise voters. Every illegitimate vote this guy cast disenfranchised a voter. Every fraudulent…

  • Two Lessons From the Walker State of the State “Scandal”

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    For those who missed it, the latest flap involving Scott Walker is that one of they people he featured in his state of the state speech as a success in his job creation efforts had a lengthy criminal record, including sexual assault and other felonies. Mary “No Platform” Burke was quick to say “I would…

  • Chris Christie Should Resign

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    The use of a governmental department to punish political foes is completely unacceptable, and Gov. Christie should resign. Right after the President who’s IRS persecuted his political opponents does.

  • Check and Mate

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    Last night the Wisconsin Senate Republicans passed a modified version of the budget repair bill, with anything they felt “imposes, continues or renews a tax, or creates a debt or charge, or makes, continues or renews an appropriation of public or trust money, or releases, discharges or commutes a claim or demand of the state”…

  • Must be the left’s version of the wookie suit

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    I’m not really sure what to think of this.

  • Are Strained Relations a National Security Concern?

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    According to Wikileak’s Kristinn Hrafnsson, “If we are talking about strained relations or embarrassment, that does not fall into national security concerns.” Let’s look at that for a few minutes. It is unlikely that any nation or group would be more likely to actually attack us over “embarrassment” or “strained relations.” It is also unlikely…