Wisconsin

Wisconsin is the canary in the coal mine for American democracy, according to the New York Times, and it can only be saved if everyone votes for a single party (the Democrats). That’s the confusing if ideologically convenient argument from the paper, as Election Day looms. Saturday’s front page heralded campaign reporter Reid Epstein’s “Wisconsin Republicans Stand on the Verge of…

PolitiFact underlined how tremendously partisan it sounds on abortion and its extremes. Democrats can say Republicans are extreme on rape and incest exceptions, but Republicans can't say Democrats are extreme because they want zero limitations on abortion.

The liberal "fact checkers" despite any Republican attempt to describe Democrat candidates as extreme on abortion -- even as Democrats in Congress moved to pass a bill to "codify" Roe vs. Wade that would eliminate limits on abortion in all 50 states. The latest example came from PolitiFact in the Wisconsin Senate race. Check this angry headline for a "Pants On Fire" rating...

Beware the liberal media trying to warn you of how Republicans are in trouble, and the Democrats are gaining momentum. An Associated Press story lined up five independent voters who said they wouldn't vote for Sen. Ron Johnson, but the latest Marquette poll has Sen. Johnson up two points among independents, and a later poll has him leading among independents by 13. 

What do Wisconsin, Arizona, and Georgia have in common? Dangerous conservative trends, according to the New York Times. The paper saw the dark cloud of McCarthyism still hanging over Wisconsin: "Much of the state remains rural and conservative -- McCarthy and Trump country." Contributing writer Robert Draper in the Sunday Magazine wrote thousands of words on…

On Friday night, NPR’s All Things Considered finally considered something they would normally avoid: their own leftist bias. The topic was the shocking idea that Republican candidates are “shunning mainstream press.” As if NPR is in the “mainstream” of political life.

MSNBC’s host of The 11th Hour Stephanie Ruhle declared on Tuesday that Roe v. Wade’s demise has already greatly harmed women throughout the country and to make matters worse, states passing pro-life laws have made it harder to vote.

The Catholic Church has been a bedrock of traditional morals for hundreds of years of world history. It would be remiss if the Church didn’t intervene in the clear error of 21st century gender theory. Thankfully, the Green Bay Diocese has affirmed the gender binary as the truth in a recent change to its education policy manual, …

News of a violent terror attack against a pro-life clinic in Madison, Wisconsin, got the quickie treatment at the Latino networks, which spent a total of 74 seconds reporting the attack that included throwing two Molotov cocktails into the facilities, lighting a fire and posting a menacing graffiti warning that “If abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either”.

While the networks can barely touch the ugly, threatening vandalism and fire-bombs left at a pro-life group's office in Madison, Wisconsin, Fox News host Tucker Carlson brought on the group's leader Juliane Appling on Monday night's program.

It has now been 22 days since a bigoted, anti-Semitic killer drove his SUV into a Wisconsin, parade, murdering six. Yet, not long after the Waukesha slaughter, the networks stopped mentioning the name of alleged killer Darrell Brooks. By December 7, ABC, CBS, and NBC had completely abandoned the story altogether. 

The bitter hosts of The View continued their vile character assisination of recently acquitted Illinois teen Kyle Rittenhouse, Monday. ABC co-host Joy Behar doubled down on her outright lie that Rittenhouse “came to initiate violence” while pal Sunny Hostin suggested Rittenhouse was a racist who valued property more than human life.

The View hosts pretended they were judge, jury and executioner today of Kyle Rittenhouse--the teenager who shot two men attacking him at a Kenosha riot last year in what he said was self-defense. As the jury deliberated his fate, the liberal talk show panel had already determined he was a “vigilante murderer” who was “looking for trouble and shot two people dead.”

The new battle over education is another example of how different things look depending on your distance from the Beltway. The Washington Post (motto: “Democracy Gets Drowsy at Dusk”) is always a reliable guide to the current Enemies of Progress  -- Tea Partiers, pimply little Arians, conservative churches. And right now, the skunk at the vegan BBQ is … parents.