Wisconsin Right Now

Subject: Why Vote for Trump? I’ve got a service provider/ consultant friend of mine that we use for our larger buildings who’s a liberal. (Choke, cough, gag. Sorry, I had to clear my throat.) I’ve tried to explain to him that his livelihood depends on Harris not getting elected; not that I would stop hiring him, because unlike the left, I don’t believe in trying to cancel people or businesses, but rather because he works for developers. Of course, he also works for governments too, and his firm has benefited greatly from the massive government spending at all levels of government, from the federal government down to the state to local to schools. So, on the other hand, I can see where he personally benefits from the spending. But if Harries gets elected, he will lose a lot of business from developers, because like me, many developers plan on curtailing development of new housing (MF or SF) because she has promised to raise taxes and even implement a wealth tax. A wealth tax i

We were both raised in Wisconsin, one of us in northwestern Wisconsin and the other in the southeast. We went to high school and college here, and we live here, in different counties. We've talked to literally hundreds of Wisconsin voters this election season, all over the state. And we think Donald Trump will win Wisconsin. But it's always a tough fight in Wisconsin, where many elections are decided by 10-30,000 votes. A lot has changed in Wisconsin since 2020, from improvements in the Republican ground game to the growth of conservative media and a strong push for early voting. Here's why we think Trump will win the state: 1. The Issues Favor Trump The top reasons Trump will win here are the same reasons we think he'll win the presidency: The economy and the border. At the end of the day, Kamala Harris has not been able to deliver a coherent message on those topics nor explain how she would be different from Joe Biden. Instead, in what may have been the key

We were both raised in Wisconsin, one of us in northwestern Wisconsin and the other in the southeast. We went to high school and college here, and we live here, in different counties. We've talked to literally hundreds of Wisconsin voters this election season, all over the state. And we think Donald Trump will win Wisconsin. But it's always a tough fight in Wisconsin, where many elections are decided by 10-30,000 votes. A lot has changed in Wisconsin since 2020, from improvements in the Republican ground game to the growth of conservative media and a strong push for early voting. Here's why we think Trump will win the state: 1. The Issues Favor Trump The top reasons Trump will win here are the same reasons we think he'll win the presidency: The economy and the border. At the end of the day, Kamala Harris has not been able to deliver a coherent message on those topics nor explain how she would be different from Joe Biden. Instead, in what may have been the key

Former President Donald Trump sued CBS News in federal court in Texas alleging it violated the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act. Trump sued CBS Broadcasting Inc. in U.S. District Court Northern District of Texas Amarillo Division alleging the network’s “partisan and unlawful acts of election and voter interference through malicious, deceptive, and substantial news distortion calculated to (a) confuse, deceive, and mislead the public, and (b) attempt to tip the scales in favor of the Democratic Party” in the 2024 presidential election, the 19-page brief states. The lawsuit alleges CBS News violated the Texas Business and Commerce Code and the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act (DTPA) when it aired two different versions of an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. On Oct. 5 and 6, CBS News “aired two different versions of its 60 Minutes interview with Kamala” citing examples of the differences between the versions. In both clips, Harris is asked abo

The Milwaukee Police Association has announced its list of endorsed candidates for the November 5th election. They Include: President of the United States: Donald J. Trump United States Senate: Eric Hovde Wisconsin Congressional Districts: District#1 Bryan Steil District#3 Derrick Van Orden District#5 Scott Fitzgerald District#6 Glenn Grothman District#7 Tom Tiffany Wisconsin State Senate: District# 2 Eric Wimberger District# 8 Duey Stroebel District# 12 Mary Felzkowski District#14 Joan Ballweg District# 20 Dan Feyen District# 24 Patrick Testin District#28 Julian Bradley District# 30 Jim Rafter Wisconsin State Assembly District# 2 Shae Sortwell District# 3 Ron Tusler District# 8 Sylvia Ortiz-Velez District# 9 Priscilla Prado District# 21 Jessie Rodriguez District# 24 Dan Knodl District# 25 Tyler August District# 33 Robin Vos District# 37 Mark Born District# 41 Tony Kurtz District# 61 Bob Donovan District# 63 Robert Wittke

Monday, the Republican National Committee sued the Milwaukee Elections Commission for the city's plan to limit poll watchers in certain precincts on Election Day. According to a RNC press release: The Milwaukee Elections Commission announced over the weekend that certain voting precincts may be limited to only one Republican and one Democrat poll watcher on Election Day. They have not disclosed which precincts will be affected, further reducing transparency in the process. There is no way to ensure that an official RNC poll watcher will be allowed to observe the process. Every outside group would also be completely denied the ability to observe. This is a concerning directive and must be reversed immediately. RNC Chairman Michael Whatley and Co-Chair Lara Trump stated: “Wisconsin voters deserve to know that there are poll watchers from both parties in the room as votes are being cast and counted on Election Day. The RNC has not recruited and traine

  Social media’s influence is causing Gen Z’s interest in skilled trades to rise, according to a report by Thumbtack – something a trade organization co-director said is “inspiring and eye-opening.” “55% of Gen Zers are considering a skilled trade career (up 12% from last year) – including 72% of those with a college degree,” Thumbtack’s report stated. Thumbtack is a company that helps people “care for and improve their homes” by finding a skilled tradesman nearby. “84% of both Gen Zers and their parents express high respect for the skilled trades,” according to Thumbtack’s report. The report shows that social media is a driving force behind Gen Z’s interest in trades, with “67% of Gen Zers – including 78% of those with a college degree – [saying] social media has increased their interest in these professions.” “Skilled trades professionals are driving this trend, with 60% of pros saying that their careers are becoming increasingly ‘Instagrammable,’” the report stated, w