June 2020

Liberal protesters and rioters all across America have showcased their true agenda. They want to create violence and destruction in our communities.

Right here in Wisconsin, violent anarchists physically assaulted Democratic State Senator Tim Carpenter, leaving him badly injured.

They ignorantly destroyed the monument to Colonel Heg, a Union soldier that lost his life leading troops into battle to abolish slavery. They also destroyed the Lady Forward statue--a symbol of our state's progress created by Madison native, Jean Pond Miner.

“Nominated by the Governor and appointed with the advice and consent of the Senate. Senate confirmation is required for secretaries of departments…”

The quote above is the first footnote on page 636 of the Wisconsin Blue Book 2019-2020 which follows more than ten pages of “State officers appointed by the Governor”.

On May 6th, 2020, The Washington Post had an article with the headline “Top Republican fundraiser and Trump ally named postmaster general, giving president new influence over Postal Service”. As you might infer from the headline, the emphasis of the article was the new postmaster general was a big benefactor of the Republican Party; President Trump does not like the way the Post Office is being run; and now he has an ally that will fix the problem.

Frustrations remain high among Wisconsinites who continue to wait for unemployment benefits as a result of losing their job because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development continues to have a backlog of cases and still blames an aging COBOL computer system as a reason benefits can't be paid. However, a recent survey found that at least 12 states still use COBOL in some capacity in their unemployment systems.

This D-Day, we will wake up in an America that has cities burning, set aflame by our own citizens. As our country recalls the soldiers who stormed the beaches of Normandy, many landmarks commemorating our nation’s past have been disgracefully defaced, including the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.