August 2020

Recent events in Kenosha are disturbing. Even more disturbing is that one of the primary political parties in our nation has chosen to prop up a rapist as their new hero. I have reliable sources in Kenosha who are intimately aware of that man's lifestyle and behavior. My sources tell me that he is, "...a piece of sh@t" and his criminal history supports that assessment.

He is a thug and a rapist.

So why are Democrats (especially the Democrats in national news rooms) propping him up as a hero?

HAGER CITY, WI – Yesterday, Derrick Van Orden joined Sheriff Kevin Bygd, Sheriff Joel Wener, and Rep. Jesse James in Altoona for a discussion surrounding the critical support law enforcement needs to continue keeping Wisconsin communities safe.

Check out the coverage from WQOW in Eau Claire:

Thank you to everyone who has supported my candidacy. I’d also like to thank my opponent for standing up and making her voice heard throughout her campaign.

For too long, we have had too many people in leadership positions who are not leaders. In recent months, that lack of leadership experience has become more clear than ever.

Leadership counts. Experience counts.

As a black, conservative activist in southeastern Wisconsin, I am often invited to speak to various groups on how we expand our base, grow the conservative movement, and reach out to communities that do not vote for conservatives in large numbers. I recently spoke about this very topic at a Dane County GOP Pints and Politics. As I told the activists there, the solution is understanding the first rule of politics: showing up. I learned this rule as I got my start in conservative activism.

Multiple Republicans like me warned the leadership of the 3rd GOP that endorsing a candidate for the 3rd District Congressional race would be a bad idea. Unfortunately, the caucus went ahead and did it anyway and I am sad to report that I was right again.

The endorsement has produced several negative outcomes: