
Lawyer, Businessperson; husband to the brilliant, successful, and beautiful @jessicarandazza.
Kenosha, WI
Joined February 2009
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Josh Randazza- Pade retweeted
I am just so happy for the city of Milwaukee. No place deserves this more. Special team. Special city. So much collective joy is being unleashed right now. This is just incredible.
Josh Randazza- Pade retweeted
A playbook from the right we're seeing more and more often:
- Bogus complaint is filed
- Bogus complaint becomes "news" through a bad-faith actor in right-wing media
- Campaigns run ads based on the bogus complaint
- The complaint never actually goes anywhere because it was never legitimate to begin with, it gets dismissed and quietly goes away
But the intended damage had already been done. It was never about any actual problems or any actual accountability, it only existed to serve the campaign. We need to be more vigilant about calling these ginned-up "complaints" what they actually are: Wasting public resources on blatant media manipulation.
The city recently reviewed Jung’s time logs and payroll records and found “no instance in which he violated the prohibition separating his city work from outside political activities.” madison.com/news/state-regio…
Josh Randazza- Pade retweeted
Today, @WisDems will file its largest-ever state finance report, putting us in position to win our first Democratic trifecta in 16 years.
Grateful to the thousands of grassroots supporters who helped fend off $30M+ of MAGA billionaire $.
Let's finish the fight.
A little history on the upcoming election. The only president to avoid the six year itch since Reconstruction is @BillClinton
Grover Cleveland, the only other two non consecutive term presidents lost 127 House seats and 4 Senate seats.
Even FDR lost 72 House seats and 7 Senate seats.
Have the Packers ever had a greater disparity between the quality of a quarterback’s throw, and the inability for their receivers to hold the ball?
Josh Randazza- Pade retweeted
The city recently reviewed Jung’s time logs and payroll records and found “no instance in which he violated the prohibition separating his city work from outside political activities.” madison.com/news/state-regio…















