JD Vance in Milwaukee

JD Vance, whose on stage in Milwaukee, just said he has "PSTD" from missing a phone call there from Trump in 2024 😂

"I get a phone call. Actually, it was a text message from Susie Wiles, who was the campaign manager in 2024. And the text message says, 'JD, you just missed a… pic.twitter.com/hmPEGpakcr

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) July 8, 2026

LMAO! JD Vance just made the PERFECT analogy on why the Milwaukee Mayor sending him an unsolicited letter DENYING election fraud is VERY suspicious

"You know what it kind of reminds me of? A couple weeks ago, I get home.. and my 6 year old greets me"

"He says, 'daddy, I'm glad… pic.twitter.com/BZXFdU9czi

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) July 8, 2026

VP JD Vance: “If Democrats want us to stop talking about election fraud, I'll make them a simple deal: Pass the SAVE America Act, and get Voter ID, and we'll stop talking about election fraud.” pic.twitter.com/vKeUybca6D

— America (@america) July 8, 2026

JD Vance: “Look at this woman in the front with the smug look and the Louis Vuitton bag” 🤣 pic.twitter.com/avYK6JG4bP

— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) July 8, 2026

Message From Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson

 

It’s Mayor Cavalier Johnson, and I want to show you exactly where I stand:   Actions that undermine civil rights or public trust have no place in our communities.    What we’re witnessing from federal agents across the country is deeply alarming and raises serious concerns about the violation of people’s constitutional rights—I'm getting calls left and right about it. Let me be very clear: we have had no indication as of yet that ICE is planning to increase their presence in Milwaukee.   During this anxious time, I’m asking Milwaukee residents to stay calm, stay informed, and look out for one another while exercising their First and Fourth Amendment rights peacefully and lawfully.    But I also want you to know that you are not alone. My administration will continue to stand with you, working everyday to protect your rights, support our community partners, and make sure our city remains a place where everyone can feel safe, respected, and supported.   I’m especially grateful for our partners on the ground—nonprofit organizations, community leaders, and local businesses—who are stepping up for our most vulnerable neighbors right now.   [NAME], our ability to to [sic] come together, care for one another, and rise with courage and compassion in even the most difficult times shows the very best of Milwaukee. Today, will you sign our petition to condemn ICE's aggression?

SIGN HERE

In service, Mayor Cavalier Johnson

Milwaukee - 180

Mayor Cavalier Johnson and Gov. Tony Evers lead the singing — nice and loud, if just a little off key — as we celebrate Milwaukee’s 180th birthday. pic.twitter.com/6E4lGAfs7F

— Scottie Lee Meyers (@ScottieMeyers) January 30, 2026

Ouch.

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson Defends Hannah Dugan

Democrat Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson defends Judge Hannah Dugan and claims that the Trump administration is not trying to make America safer by arresting an illegal immigrant charged with three misdemeanor counts of battery/domestic abuse.

Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested… pic.twitter.com/izwyxZzmLk

— RedWave Press (@RedWave_Press) April 25, 2025

Cavalier Johnson defends the crimes of Judge Hannah Dugan and dismisses the battery/domestic abuse crimes of an illegal aliens.

Johnson is not the mayor Milwaukee needs.

Cavalier Johnson - Juneteenth

Mayor of Milwaukee, Cavalier Johnson, sent the following email on Monday morning:

Friend,

Today, as we celebrate Juneteenth, we remember the path our nation has traveled, honoring those who fought for justice and equality. This day symbolizes not only the end of legal slavery but also marks the beginning of a long fight for equality that continues to this day.

In Milwaukee, we have a 52-year long, rich tradition of celebrating Juneteenth. We were the first northern city to host a Juneteenth celebration, and we are proud to uphold this legacy. Even in the face of challenges, we remain united, honoring this day and all it represents.

While it's a time of celebration, it's also a time of reflection and renewal. As we come together, we must also remember that our work isn't finished. We must remain committed to tackling racial disparities and advocating for justice and equality within our city.

This Juneteenth, let's take a moment to acknowledge our journey, appreciate the progress made, and reaffirm our commitment to the cause of justice. We have come far, but we still have a long road to travel.

Happy Juneteenth, Milwaukee. As we move forward, let's do so as a united, progressive city, committed to a future where freedom and equality are realities for all.

Best Regards,

Mayor Cavalier Johnson

Johnson tweeted his Juneteenth joy.

I had a great start to my day walking in the Juneteenth parade as a part of Milwaukee’s 52nd Juneteenth celebration. What a great turnout! It was great to see and meet many community members for this important celebration! pic.twitter.com/ycRJ9YEP7T

— Mayor Cavalier Johnson (@MayorOfMKE) June 19, 2023

Even after the shooting of 6 teens at a Juneteenth celebration, Johnson still was touting the event.

Happy to join so many great neighbors and friends — including United States Senator @tammybaldwin at the 52nd annual Juneteenth celebration on the best MLK Drive in the nation! https://t.co/kzBS5EwApD pic.twitter.com/bDUFCi7s2I

— Cavalier Johnson (@CavalierJohnson) June 20, 2023

#Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson declared, “today was a glorious day. We celebrated Juneteenth,” at a press conference providing details into the mass shooting that left 6 teenagers injured 21 minutes after festivities formally ended. “#Juneteenth was a safe event,” Johnson…

— Wisconsin Right Now (@wisconsin_now) June 20, 2023

There was gunfire in a crowd of people at the Juneteenth celebration. Six teens were shot. SIX.

That's not glorious.