Wednesday, August 12, 2026

David Crowley Defeats Francesca Hong

According to polls, Francesca Hong was supposed to win by 20 points.

How could the polls be so wrong?

Another rigged Wisconsin election?
I don't trust our elections.

Tom Tiffany Wins Republican Primary

Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Mamdani - Dishonest, Manipulative Man of Many Accents

Zohran Mamdani cannot be trusted.

Who is the real Mamdani? Like how many licks it takes to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop, the world may never know.

Tom Tiffany: Firewall Against Socialism

The Capital: Restored

Massachusetts Governor Signs Law Allowing Abortion Up To Birth

Infanticide is legal in Massachusetts.

Kennedy Gets Married

Rolling Stone Promotes Hasan Piker

Muslim American Society Islamic Center, Philadelphia

Horrific.

Wisconsin Primary Election Day

Your vote matters.

Monday, August 10, 2026

Glenn Youngkin Campaigns For Tom Tiffany

Common sense.

Trump Executive Order - Gold Standard Childhood Vaccine Recommendations

For the children.

Enes Kanter Freedom Officially Declares For 2027 WNBA Draft

What now, WNBA?

Does Enes Kanter Freedom belong?

AOC - 'Woke 1 Was Crazy'

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, like Francesca Hong, cannot erase her documented craziness.

Their radicalism cannot simply be walked back. They are not mainstream Americans. They are radical to the core.

Mark Pocan, Francesca Hong, and Democrat Socialists

A Socialist by any other name is a Socialist.

U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops - Funding

Follow the money.

Joint Base Lindsey Graham

No Problem With Islam

Muslims aren't immune from American laws.

Foreign Born Voters in NYC, Arab Voters in Michigan

7.4 Earthquake in Colombia

Fauci Text: 2nd Dose of COVID Shot and Miscarriage

How many women suffered miscarriages because Fauci is a liar?

McDonald's - Sweden and Poland

Note to self: Don't go to McDonald's in Sweden. Go to McDonald's in Poland.

People Who Hate America Running For Office

Good question.

Another question: Why are there so many people voting for people who "fundamentally hate everything about America and Western values"?

El-Sayed's Wife Sarah Jukaku Won't Accept Medicare

Hypocrites.

Brewers Beat Twins in Walk-off

Go Brewers!

Nate Friedman in Wisconsin

Caitlan Clark Explains White Privilege

Abdul El-Sayed Wants Sharia Law in the U.S.

Sunday, August 9, 2026

Muslim Brotherhood Celebrates Abdul El-Sayed

This is disturbing.

Tom Tiffany: Wisconsin - 'Wall That Stops Socialism'

National Frozen Custard Day

Muslim Countries Oppressed By Tiny Israel

The geography here is amazing.

Ron DeSantis and the WNBA Meeting To Review What a Woman Is

DiJonai Carrington Ejected For Hard Foul On Sophie Cunningham.

The WNBA is a mess.

Nagasaki: 81 Years Later

Akiko Seitelbach was 22 years old, and working at Mitsubishi Electrical as a volunteer, when the atomic bomb fell on Nagasaki, 81 years ago today.


Her story:

On 9 August 1945, I was working in the supply office. I was a little tired, so I got up to stretch my legs and walked over to the end of the office where there was a big window looking over Nagasaki harbour.

The scenery was beautiful, the sun was shining brightly and I was looking across the bay.

Then suddenly I saw this flash of light, above the railway station, and my boss yelled at me: 'Get away from the window!'

So I turned and tried to walk back to my desk. Then suddenly the building was hit with such force it was like a small boat in a storm - it shook.

And I threw myself face down on the floor to cover my head with my hands, something we were trained to do.

A shockwave came and the air was filled with acrid dust. The building kept shaking, and things were falling on my body and head. My mother had died the year before and I prayed to her.

Then after a while it stopped, so I got up and looked around. The air was still filled with yellow dust and I ran downstairs towards the air raid shelter.

I ran through the factory. I felt something was very wrong - it was so bright. When I got to the shelter it was dark, as the electricity had gone, but I could feel people moving around.

My boss came and found me and said: 'Oh you are safe.' He said: 'They are calling for you - you volunteered to do first aid.'


So I said, 'Oh heavens I did!' I got up and went to the other end of the air raid shelter. There was a doctor, and although he was wounded, he was also trying to help other people.

People were sort of dazed, their clothes torn to shreds, their bodies burned and just standing there silently.

The doctor pointed out one man. All his clothes were torn and his body was covered in burns. He was shivering and said: 'I'm cold, I'm cold'. So I put some ointment on him, but I thought: 'This isn't going to help.'

Then the doctor said: 'Go and stay with that young boy on the makeshift bed.'

They used high school kids as volunteers in the factories. He must have been about 15. He had a big gash on his neck. He opened his eyes and said: 'You know I'm going to die.'

I said: 'Your mother's coming, you're not going to die.' He said: 'Can't you hear my blood dripping? I know I'm going to die.' Then he was gone.

Later on, at about 5pm, my boss suggested we try to get home. I didn't know it had been an atomic explosion.

We walked out of the shelter, passed the destruction and onto the road in front of our building. I knew something was very wrong, something terrible had happened.

I looked out across the bay, and Nagasaki was a big bonfire, just burning, and then I thought about Hiroshima.

I thought: 'Maybe it's one of the new bombs.' But I didn't have any feelings about that. When you're shocked you don't feel anything. I wasn't even scared.

We couldn't get our bearings because all the familiar landmarks had disappeared. And when we ran through the roads between houses still burning on both sides, the scorching heat nearly overwhelmed us.

I didn't see any living creatures or green plants. We ran and ran through these empty spaces.

Then suddenly I stopped.

Something was coming toward me. It was a man but he didn't look like a man. He had no hair, his face was swollen to about twice the normal size, and loose skin hung down from his arms and legs like seaweed.

He was walking towards me and I was so scared I tried to avoid him.

I heard him saying 'Water, water' as he passed me. So I turned around to go to him but he had collapsed, dead.

The next day we tried to catch a train north, but train after train was filled with burns victims and wounded.

And they told us about their experiences - the blast and the incinerating heat, and the black rain that fell from the sky. It was weird and sort of supernatural.

Nixon Resigns - 52 Years Ago

Fifty-two years ago today, Richard Nixon resigned as president of the United States. Gerald Ford became president.





Richard Nixon made history, being the first president to resign from office. Although he resisted resignation as long as he possibly could, Nixon eventually walked away from the presidency with some decency.

By contrast, Biden and his regime left the White House disgraced in utter shame, without a shred of decency and honor.

Kamala Harris and Biden's cabinet should have done the right thing for the American people and made history by utilizing the 25th amendment to get Biden, swamped in dementia, to resign.

The Watergate cover-up paled in comparison to Kamala's cover-up of Biden's condition and his hoax of a presidency.

All the conspirators, including Jill Biden, must be held accountable for their involvement in this historic scheme.

Saturday, August 8, 2026

'Rand Paul Isn't' a Doctor

That's funny.

John Pavlovitz just made a fool of himself. These things happen.

Bill Maher, Francesca Hong, and 'Hating Holidays'

Francesca Hong is a joke.

Bill Maher, Francesca Hong, and 'Whiteness'

Will Tony Evers Endorse Tom Tiffany?

Todd Blanche Confirmed

Royce White Declares Eligibility For the WNBA

Tom Tiffany's Vision For the People of Wisconsin

Reasons Wisconsin Conservatives Should Vote For Francesca Hong

Makes sense.