89% of senior citizens support raising taxes on younger workers to maintain their benefits. The median primary voter is 65.

25 years ago, 90% of Republicans were proud or extremely proud to be American. 87% of Democrats felt the same way. 25 years later, 92% of Republicans are proud to be Americans. Just 36% of Democrats feel the same way. It's not an exaggeration to say the left hates America.

Leftists love Nazis--literally. nypost.com/2026/06/16/us-new…

Me: AI, help me understand what a @FrancescaHongWI governorship would look like. AI: Sure, no problem.

Gosh, where else have we seen a left-wing candidate who claims to be a humble blue collar worker actually turn out to be a DC connected political operative? If you guessed WI-3, you are right! freebeacon.com/democrats/ari…

Barnes in third place for the first time.

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I humbly offer some observations on @WisDems convention and the straw poll. 1. Not a Centrist Party. The @WisDems are a pretty left-wing party. The three far-left candidates (Hong, Barnes and Roys) together got 293 of 597 or 49 percent of the votes in the straw poll. The left candidates (Rodriguez and Crowley) got 41 percent and the left with some centrist ideas (Brennan and Hughes) got 10 percent. My classification is based on each candidate’s online policy manifesto. Though Hong is the only one to proudly wear the socialist label, the policy programs of Hong, Barnes and Roys are nearly identical. Rodriguez and Crowley both want a lot of new spending and offer no way to pay for it. Yet, their promises are a little less extravagant than the far-left candidates so I classify them as merely "left". Brennan and Hughes classification is based on hunches. Brennan’s website has no policy page and Hughes’s site apparently has a virus so I couldn’t access it. 2. Attendance Poorer Than Expected. Cutaway shots showed lots of empty seats at the convention. I would have expected a larger turnout given the possibility of a wave election in their favor and the number of contested elections. The No Kings crowd apparently isn’t into formal organization or sitting through speeches. 3. No Chance for a Brokered Result. Some have suggested a repeat of the 2022 senate race where everyone but Barnes dropped out. They forget that Barnes was leading at that time and had been ahead in every poll for the last 12 month. Not so now. In this case Barnes, Rodriguez, Hong and Roys each have a rationale for staying in. Barnes leads in the most recent poll, Hong has the strongest following, Rodriguez’s campaign is showing signs of life and Roys has the nod of the all-powerful teacher’s union. Crowley and Brennan probably want to stay in to save face with their backers. Hughes, however, needs to find another hobby.

Raising the minimum wage in Wisconsin to $20 would have the same effect. It's basic economics.

With all these foreigners coming for the World Cup and learning about how incredibly great America is, we might have an outbreak of freedom worldwide when they return and demand the same thing in their own countries.

Truth. Everyday Americans are far better than the media portray us.

Brit here for the World Cup discovers how fantastic the USA is. Check out her posts.

Beginning in 2011, Wisconsin moved towards a more free market economy. Illinois did not. It's paying big dividends for Wisconsin workers. Yet at their convention this weekend, @WisDems are going to tell us how they plan to make Wisconsin more like Illinois. How dumb is that?

The @Wisdems are planning to give United Van Lines a lot of business (one way outbound from Wisconsin only) with their tax policies.

Ick.

Democrats are suddenly very, very concerned about responsible budgeting and preserving surpluses to maintain Wisconsin’s fiscal health. As Heartland Post guest contributor James Bohn writes, it would be refreshing if it were at all sincere. heartlandpost.com/democrats-…

BREAKING: Francesca Hong takes the lead over Mandela Barnes in the Wisconsin Democratic Governor odds She has a 40% to win the primary

The most recent trustees report of the Social Security system predicts that the system will run out of money in the fourth quarter of 2032, just six years out (left panel). The American people have been sold a fantasy by the political and media classes that entitlement spending growth can go on indefinitely, even increase. Both parties perpetuate that lie, not just Ds. What I find particularly galling is that younger politicians are happy to go along with the bankrupting of their generation. @RebeccaforWI is one such example. She's a Millennial (born 1987). Yet she's all in on the fleecing of her high school and college classmates.

Javier Milei: “I thought being on the left was a mental problem. The empirical evidence is so overwhelming that it never worked anywhere, and they refused to accept it.” “But what I discovered is that being on the left is a disease of the soul. The left is built on envy, hatred, resentment, and unequal treatment under the law. They are very violent, and since they have no way or arguments to answer, they go for physical violence.”