Posted on 06/10/2023 7:25:04 AM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
I'd like to call everyone's attention to the special election that is scheduled July 18 in Wisconsin's 24th Assembly District for the seat recently vacated by Dan Knodl's election to Wisconsin's State Senate.
Paul Melotic, currently Vice Chairman of the Ozaukee County Supervisors, is the Republican candidate and he deserves our support, votes, and money.
I've known Paul for more than 20 years. He is conservative, motivated, and all around a good guy. He favors smaller government, less regulation, and a robust private sector. He's up against a voracious Democratic machine that is determined to turn this "red" seat (and the whole legislature) dark "blue".
Remember to vote July 18th (or before, absentee). Support Melotik. We must fight to keep this seat.
District boundaries have changed in the past few years. If Dan Knodl represented you in the Wisconsin State Assembly, this special election concerns YOU. Please consider supporting Paul Melotik, and remember to vote July 18th. This district covers Germantown, Menonomee Falls, parts of Mequon, maybe Cedarburg. Check with your municipality, if you are unsure.
*BUMP*
Odd....like almost every other Blue State
Wisconsin is about as Red as it gets. If it weren’t for Madison and Milwaukee it would be. As someone commented to me one day...Wisconsin would be Wyoming if it weren’t for Madison and Milwaukee.
As of a Nov 2022 article concerning the balance of power:
Republicans needed to flip one seat in the State Senate to get to a supermajority, they did that by winning Democratic Senate Minority Leader Janet Bewley’s seat in far northwestern Wisconsin. She didn’t run again.
Republicans needed to take five seats in the Assembly in order to get a supermajority there. They grabbed three seats.
Two seats shy of a veto proof majority in the state Congress to shut down Evers and every other liberal that was elected because of Madison and Milwaukee.
If anyone wants to pray for something, pray that the NC legislature wins its case before SCOTUS and gives ALL the power to making election rules to the state legislature, per the US Constitution, taking it out of the hands of Governors, SecStates, AGs and Paul Elias.
It could be a game changer and the people will get to see if their Republican state legislator’s are all who they promised to be, as they could reset the rules as they ought to be.
Could Wisconsin’s FReepers tell us about the district? Is is a red district?
Another RAT victory…just predicting! Conservatives don’t stand a chance anymore across this nation. If anything, we are rapidly learning with this stupid horrific hoax against a former president in America that this country is no longer run by the constitution, laws or fair elections. Americans are not willing to take a stand and fight for the best nation in the whole universe. Just look at the bastards bailing out at the convention this morning. Those my dear friends are your representatives GOP POS bastards. Those slimy, greedy bastards are in the same boat with the evil elites DC swamp. In my heart I really believe this time Trump is against the wall and it will only take a miracle from God to help him out. Because everyone else in the GOP establishment is abandoning him and no matter if he wins the primaries it will be very difficult for him to win the presidency. The Visuals the evil effin demonRATS have released across the atmosphere are very damaging even if they were staged by the bastards when the ransacked his home. The only justice I see coming for these evil bastards is in front of God judge throne. Other than that they’ll continue to put their Nazi boots on our necks on freedom loving folk like you and I.
This is a “red” district turning purple. People fed up with crime and high taxes in Milwaukee are moving in, but bringing their politics with them.
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