Which will come first, the race war or the complete destruction of American cities?
Or – How long until liberals destroy American Cities? Will it be soon enough?
The Democrats (lefties, fascists, crazies, whatever name you wish to call them) are hoping for a race war even though I’m not sure their blue cesspool cities will survive long enough to host it. They won’t be trying it in a small town. Or Red counties where DA’s and judges either lock the animals away or they lose their seats. A 28-year-old man in Baltimore goes free after pummeling, and I mean pummeling, two helpless elderly men who were praying outside an abortion clinic. In Cincinnati a black mob pummeled several white people at a Jazz festival, almost all of the perpetrators had a long list of crimes and a long list of low bail and no jail justice. Some black local officials and even a black “pastor” said they had it coming. A young, healthy, strong black man has been arrested for what can only be described as “cold cocking” a helpless woman and knocking her unconscious. In another time and place, we’d all look to that man to protect women, children and the elderly. Now he is the one we need protection from. Colorado has an incident like this seemingly twice a week. Stabbings, shootings, muggings, rapes and beatings are regularly occurring events in blue cities and neither the people responsible nor the victims receive justice. I just reported in the latest edition of the WCD that Wes Moore, the Governor of Maryland wrote that he had once realized that black kids were safer in a war zone that on the streets of our inner cities. I also point out that he and every other Democrat appears to be clueless on why. Defund the police, villainize your opponents, tell minorities that they are victims of an unjust society and then allow them to commit crimes without facing any consequences. Allow them to burn, loot and destroy local businesses, then complain about a lack of investment in your communities. No business, no jobs, no future. It doesn’t take a Rhodes Scholar like Wes Moore to understand that, just some common sense that Wes Moore seems to lack. The question on the floor is how long will decent law-abiding people tolerate the situation? How long will we be willing to go to a Bucks game when it’s open season on people “not of color” and the justice system is anything but? Who else is waiting to hear about these criminals running into someone who is “carrying” and willing to make sure that their family members are not brutalized or murdered. The only way to avoid what’s coming is to allow these blue cities to hit rock bottom. It looks like they’re well on their way.
RPW has an Election Integrity Director.
Jenna Banfield, who by all accounts is a very nice, very capable individual, is in charge of the RPW’s efforts to attract, train and deploy poll-workers. I recently spoke with her, and she said she took over the position earlier this year. As “Director of Election Integrity” I asked if she had reached out to Janel Brandtjen who chaired the Assembly Elections Committee during the 2020 election investigation, or Tim Ramthun who lead the effort to decertify an election that is now, without a doubt, considered the most corrupt election in Wisconsin’s history. I asked if she had spoken to Justice Gableman who was hired by Speaker Vos to investigate the election. The answer was no; she had not. But she did say that she’s always open to meeting with anyone who wants to meet with her. Ok? It’s not quite what I expected. I asked if she had spoken to Peter Bergnegger and she said they may meet at some point. She has however, had communication with Jefferson Davis, who has put together an excellent presentation of the 2020 election steal, but claims he’s “working with Vos” on election integrity issues. We at the WCD are grateful for Jenna’s efforts to attract, train and deploy poll-workers and we support her decision to concentrate on that effort at this time. However, at some point we would expect that the Director of Election Integrity for the RPW would actively SEEK a meeting with the people who have spent the last five years living the issue, as opposed to Robin Vos and the RPW, who have actively avoided the subject. Good luck and God speed!!
The Other Wes Moore Chapters 5 & 6
I started out doing a book review on the “The Other Wes Moore” because there was a small chance the author, Gov. Wes Moore of Maryland was going to be a candidate for president in 2028. That scenario looks more likely every week. Please visit WCDigest.com to read the first two installments. In Chapters 5 & 6 while Wes Moore the author is getting into a bit of minor trouble, and his mother is getting ready to send him to military school, the “other Wes Moore” is getting into even bigger legal trouble, gets a girl pregnant but continues to chase other girls, then he finds out that a kid with no skills, no education and a criminal record doesn’t stand much of a chance of finding a decent job. I spent hours reading, taking notes and writing about “The Other Wes Moore” who do I call to get those hours back? Wes Moore the author, didn’t need to go to military school, become a Rhodes Scholar and go to Cambridge, to figure out that young men with a criminal record and no skills, with a baby on the way, are in very bad shape. So far for Wes Moore, the governor, his only solution is to let drug dealers and other criminals out of jail.
First we talked about Wes Moore the author, and then Wes Moore the scholar, now we can talk about Wes Moore the Out-of-touch” Governor of Maryland.
Wes Moore says he doesn’t need Trump and he’s right. Wes Moore could end the crime in Baltimore tomorrow, he just doesn’t have the will or the backbone to “pull the trigger” (oh oh, I can’t believe I said that!) on the crime lords that run the city. You simply lock up the criminals. Geez what a concept. 98% of the crime is done by 8% of the population. How many more innocent men, women and children need to be needlessly raped, murdered, mugged or brutalized before the leaders of these killing zones are held responsible? Note: In a prior segment I pointed out that Wes Moore the author stated that he began to realize that young men in the inner cities were safer in war zones than on many of the streets in our inner cities. Well, Iryna Zarutska, the Ukrainian refugee who was killed on Charlotte train came as a refugee from the war zones in Ukraine. She was stabbed to death by a crazy killer who should not have been on the streets. Did I say Wes Moore, out-of-touch? You bet I did.
Why the Digest?
A few days after the January 6th Pelosi orchestrated debacle, they turned off President Trumps Twitter account, and Facebook wouldn’t allow any communications from the President of the United States (or his spokespeople). When Parlor refused to suspend Trumps account, Amazon kicked them off their server. Note: I texted in my family chat that this was one of those points in history that we should never forget. The Democrats worked with the FBI and the Capitol police to stage a “riot” or “insurrection” and then worked with the mainstream media and big tech to silence Trump, his supporters and the real victims of January 6. In essence, the President of the United States was barred from communicating with the citizens of America. So… Why do we need a hard copy printed paper? Because if they can shut down the president, they can shut us down too.
Rebecca Bradley Won’t Run
We are losing a great voice on the court!
I have been asked by a fellow WCD supporter to weigh in on Rebecca Bradley’s announcement that she will not seek reelection to the Supreme Court next April. In a statement she made regarding her reasons she said. “For years I have warned that under the control of judicial activists, the court will make itself more powerful than the legislature, more powerful than the governor,” “That warning went unheeded, and Wisconsin has seen only the beginning of what is an alarming shift from thoughtful, principled judicial service toward bitter partisanship, personal attacks, and political gamesmanship that have no place in court. The conservative movement needs to take stock of its failures, identify the problem, and fix it.” And… Just what ARE those problems? Are they with the “conservative movement”? Does Dick Uihlein and Diane Hendricks give millions of dollars to the “conservative movement”? Does the hospital association give millions to the conservative movement? How about the road builders? NO! They give it to Robin Vos! The “conservative movement” doesn’t have a penny to try to turn out folks in November for heavens sakes, how does she expect us to get folks to the polls in April. What Justice Bradley doesn’t seem to understand is that the conservative movement in Wisconsin is under attack and on life support, and its assailants are none other than the leadership team of the Republican Party of Wisconsin including Brian Schimming, Devin LeMahieu and Robin Vos. We also need to hold every elected Republican accountable for the leaders they willingly and publicly choose. I love Justice Bradley, and I don’t blame her for not throwing herself into the fire. She needs to live to fight another day, but that day won’t come until the Republican Party of Wisconsin’s interests line up with the interests of the people who they need to turn out to vote. That will take people of honor and integrity. I challenge her to lay out how it’s the fault of the “conservative movement” that she finds herself without the ability to win an election. A $114 BILLION DOLLAR BUDGET!!!! Are you fricking kidding ME!!! A disaffected voter is a disaffected voter! PERIOD! Robin Vos appointing Janel Brandtjen to chair the Elections Committee and then turning on her when she does her job? Then he hires Justice Gableman to undermine Brandtjen and then TURN ON HIM???? To watch Robin Vos protect Meagan Wolfe and Don Millis, who have refused to address not only the bloated voter rolls but where are they (and everyone else) on the smurfing that Peter Bernegger is looking into? I’ll remind everyone that the RPW spent $450,000 trashing and lying about conservative primary candidates. You expect everyone to rush to the polls? The people who Rebecca Bradley needed to step up are too interested in power and a piece of the Hendricks-Uihlein booty to worry about silly little things like “keeping campaign promises” and holding our elected officials accountable. Having said all that, we wish Rebecca well.
Redistricting
The redistricting fight is a long time in coming. I watched Obama after the 2016 election lecture us on how “gerrymandering” is the reason that there’s more than three elected Republicans on the face of the earth. Once again, the Democrats were in-tuned with how to cheat, and message that cheating so that it appeared that the Republicans were cheating. One must ask themselves why it took this long to fight back. The Democrats have continuously rolled the Republican Party, and we just sit by and let it happen. Trump perhaps have shamed Republicans into fighting (God Bless Trump!!!). Why are we just finding out now that every Democrat led state in the union has been seriously gerrymandered while the Democrats fuss about every seat that might be up for competition. The Republicans punted on the census, allowing illegal aliens to be included in the count. In fact, the Republicans seem to punt on every issue, but I digress. I reported earlier that here in Wisconsin, when the issue of redistricting came up in the legislature, Speaker Vos told the caucus that they weren’t allowed to include the subject in their messaging because they would get called into court. I immediately threw up the caution flag. I was working in the Assembly when we took on school choice, conceal and carry and voter ID, all of which were being litigated, none of which were “”off limits” for messaging. As a matter of fact, messaging is what we were encouraged to do. Could it be a coincidence, that Robn Vos’s district became more Republican? Is it a coincidence that Brandtjen and Knodl ended up in the same district? As did Bodden and Tusler? And Gustafson and Shraa? Vos certainly seemed to work well with the governor when crafting a $114 Billion budget. Just saying…
The Utopic Libertarian Party
When talking to Libertarians, past and present, it seems that you’re having a conversation with people who are dreaming about a utopic society and do not address the reality of the world in which we live. I spent some time over the summer at the Libertarian Convention up in the Northwoods and I pleasantly engaged in many different conversations with several interesting members. I’d love to live in the world they describe but I don’t and never will. In the meantime, I hope that the Conservative movement and the Libertarian Party can work together to reduce the size and scope of our overgrown government and get back to the world of personal responsibility and self-reliance.
Bill Savage, Editor- The Wisconsin Conservative Digest.
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