How many @UWBadgers never worked a day in their life and became president of university?
So there's a plane towing a sign over AmFam saying David Crowley helped keep the Brewers in Milwaukee.
Let's do some math:
David Crowley is 40
The legislature voted to build Miller Park in 1995, thus keeping the Brewers in Milwaukee.
That was 31 year ago, which would mean that he was 9 years old when he helped keep the Brewers in Milwaukee
Yeah...you go with that Dave.
#politics #bullshit #lyingpoliticians #politicianssuck
#wisconsinpolitics #governor
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WOW. A source tells me that all staff members at Peoria Public Schools (@PEORIA150) in Illinois received these anti-ICE cards instructing them on how to dox ICE agents and assist illegal aliens.
This school should be investigated immediately. @AAGDhillon
Just imagine what theyโre indoctrinating your kids withโฆ
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Reuters really published this headline just hours after the Brewers won the World Series
notthebee.com/article/reuterโฆ
Anyone know if @Brewers playing 2nt? Heard they're pretty good at this baseball thing.
The interview with MIZ just confirms it means more to MKE, WI and all @Brewers fans everywhere. Bob Uecker smiling down from Heaven.
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Liberals: Conservatives are making false claims about rigging elections.
NYT: Liberals caught trying to rig the election in Alaska.
Operatives aligned with Alaska Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola spent months recruiting candidates to peel votes from her Republican rival. The group worked to coax would-be spoilers into the race to dilute the incumbent's support. nyti.ms/3U1qsP1
These @Brewers aint so bad. Let's freaking go!
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In her recent federal filing, Mary Peltola's counsel insisted, "DOJ's complaint is wholly baseless." Now the NY Times is reporting that her campaign was actively involved in seeking to confuse Alaskan voters by running decoy "Dan Sullivans." A staffer now says that Peltola knew about the effort to force voter confusion.
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What a punch of sleazy, corrupt frauds. The Democrats will literally do anything for power.
NYT Bombshell: "In the summer of 2025, a staffer for Mary Peltola, the Alaska Democrat who was eyeing a run for Senate, received unusual instructions from top campaign aides: Find as many people named Dan Sullivan in Alaska as you can... This article is based on interviews over the past two months with 12 people who participated in or were told of the plan, or were would-be candidates that the team tried to recruit. The Times also obtained dozens of text messages that provided updates on the progress of the effort."
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Alaska's second Dan Sullivan wasn't a coincidence, says the NYT.
Peltola's team had a staffer comb voter rolls for every Dan Sullivan in Alaska.
They called it the "ballot composition project."
They found a retired teacher in Petersburg. Dan J. Sullivan.
He's on the ballot.
Campaign lawyers and senior DSCC aides were in on the calls.
So was a Midwestern operative using a fake name.
Peltola's campaign and the DSCC deny it.
Her former campaign manager says Peltola was "definitely aware."
Then she tried to take it back.
The DSCC's defense is that Republicans do it too.
That's not a defense. That's a business model.
Ranked choice was sold as the cure for spoilers.
Turns out it's a game board for them.
You shouldn't need a strategy guide to vote.
Or a middle initial.
JUST IN: Democrat operatives spent months finding Alaskans with the same name as Republican Dan Sullivan so they could confuse voters and help Mary Peltola (D), according to The New York Times.
A staffer was tasked with finding every voter named "Dan Sullivan" in the state and then contacting them and coaxing them to run for Senate.
The plan worked when a man named "Dan J. Sullivan," a retired teacher from a small fishing village that can only be reached by air or ocean, announced he was running.
He has held no campaign events, has given very few interviews, and has voted for Democrats in the past.
As The Times reported, the Peltola campaign claims it had no involvement in recruiting "Dan J. Sullivan"; however, documents suggest the campaign was actively involved and that the operation was "much broader."
"The endeavor, which was internally called the ballot composition project, involved secret trips to far-flung Alaskan communities and the appearance of a mysterious Midwestern operative, who traversed the state using a fake name and made his pitch to would-be candidates over beers at brew pubs," the NYT reports.
Peltola was reportedly "definitely aware" of what was going on, according to Peltola's former campaign manager Elisa Rios.
Alaska is expected to be one of the closest elections this cycle, and as of now, Peltola is the only Democrat, while there are two Dan Sullivans and another republican named Gerald Heikes, who was also allegedly recruited to take votes from Senator Sullivan.
The New York Times reports that they have evidence from *12 people* who participated in the plot.
These communists will do something like this and then tell you they are defending democracy.
The jig is up. Good for the NY Times for exposing it. The Dems are lying their butts off about it:
Inside Democratsโ Secret Effort to Stack Alaskaโs Ballot nytimes.com/2026/10/28/us/poโฆ via @NYTimes
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This video caused Minnesota to charge me with a felony.
Watch it, theyโre afraid of it.
๐จ๐จ โNO ID REQUIRED for you and your 8 friendsโ
I dressed as a Muslim woman and Minneapolis poll workers were prepared to allow me an an army of other foreigners fraudulently vote without verifying who any of us are.
Full video: youtu.be/b66uFfWWsL4?is=zJ5pโฆ
"They are cheating. Let's just call it what it is."
Attorney General Todd Blanche says the people behind a same-name "Dan Sullivan" candidacy in Alaska are deliberately trying to confuse voters and take votes away from the incumbent.
Blanche says thatโs why the Trump Justice Department is getting involved, arguing federal authorities have a responsibility to ensure elections are conducted properly, separate from a state-law court ruling.
@WillCainShow
โWe are reaching a fiscal tipping point. The moral tipping point is even worse. And the moral tipping point is before too long we could become a society we were never ever intended to be. We could become a society where the net majority of Americans are takers, not makers." PRyan
Would have loved the sweep, but take comfort in knowing that out of 35 World Series 3-0 starts, none have gone 6 games.
Uh-oh, @brewers just hit home run. @Smoltz_john response, "one guy is 5'9, one guy 5'10". Tall dude with "Napoleon Complex" is embarrassing.

















