(h/t H.O.T. Government) -- Independent candidate Kelly Clark is challenging Assembly speaker Robin Vos in Wisconsin's 33rd assembly district. The Kelly Clark campaign has unveiled a groundbreaking Chinese connections expose on Speaker of the Wisconsin Assembly, Robin Vos. The press release regarding the Vos expose booklet can be found on Kelly Clark's website, along with a digital link for easy access. For more information, please visit https://kellyford33.com
From her website: Kelly Clark became active in the grassroots movement with an organization named H.O.T. (Honest, Open, Transparent) Government in 2021. Her motivation stemmed from two pivotal experiences. The first was ... [t]he COVID-19 pandemic. [which] laid bare the unprecedented overreach of the government and the excessive control exerted by the pharmaceutical industry over agencies like the CDC, NIH, and FDA—agencies that should prioritize the safety and health of Americans. The second pivotal experience was her growing skepticism toward the results of the 2020 election."
On June 28, 2024, journalist Sharyl Attkisson updated her "definitive list" of Media Mistakes in the Trump Era. Mistake #1 is dated August 2016-November 2016, the claim that Melania Trump violated her visa status. The most recent entry, Mistake #160, has to do with the August 15, 2017 protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, when Trump did NOT in fact call Nazis and white supremacists “very fine people.”
While it's unlikely any of you need to be convinced that the media has played unfairly with Pres. Trump, there is certainly in this excellently researched compilation.
LAW was one of roughly a dozen exhibitors at NRA-ILA Freedom Fest in Brookfield on June 8. The day was a bit dreary and cool, but that didn't stop scores of people from stopping by to visit. We had many great conversations and distributed a lot of good literature, including research on Second Amendment issues and climate change and copies of The Epoch Times, Reality News, and Wisconsin Conservative Digest.
I want to thank Ron Branstner, Susan Tully from the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), Karen Mueller from the Amos Center for Justice and Liberty, Duane Shoebridge from LAW's Secure Wisconsin Project, and WTPSC's own Scott Haugen for their time, the work they put into their presentations, and their love for America.
We've posted video of the proceedings below and, because the video player doesn't always work properly, we've also posted links in the Resources column at right.
VIDEO: Ron Branstner discussed Illegal Refugee Resettlement and Immigration.
VIDEO: Karen Mueller of the Amos Center for Justice discussed Vetting Immigrants and the Supremacy Clause.
Scott Haugen: Illegal Immigration and Refugee Resettlement: The Game (PDF of his PowerPoint presentation)
Scott Haugen: The Fiscal Impact of Refugees and Asylees Over 15 Years: Over $123 Billion in Net Benefit from 2005 to 2019 (PDF of report cited)
Scott Haugen: Comparing crime rates between undocumented immigrants, legal immigrants, and native-born US citizens in Texas (PDF of report cited)
VIDEO: Danny Beard of the Columbia County Committee of Safety delivers a report on its activities.
Karen Mueller of the Amos Center for Justice discussed Vetting Immigrants and the Supremacy Clause.
Duane Shoebridge of the Secure Wisconsin Project discussed Refugee Resettlement in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Susan Tully of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) discussed Illegal Refugee Resettlement and Immigration.
Ron Branstner discussed Illegal Refugee Resettlement and Immigration.
Scott Haugen of We The People – Sauk County discussed “What Is Missing: Illegal Immigration and Refugee Resettlement: The Game.” Note: if the audio and video get out of sync, click the quick rewind arrow (the one that rewinds the video for only a few seconds). That seems to fix the issue.
Danny Beard delivers a report on the activities of Columbia County Committee of Safety.
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The statewide voter registration list maintained by the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) includes 7,498,167 voters. But according to the 2020 United States Census, there are only 4,612,300 adults living in Wisconsin. This means that there are 2,885,867 more voters on the WEC’s registration list, than there are people of voting age living in Wisconsin.
How did this happen? Read more here.
People are one of the key resources (along with lists and money) you need to gather as you are preparing to become a movement leader.
Without others to help, you will end up doing everything yourself, and that's not much of a movement. As the Foundation for Applied Conservative Leadership (FACL) says in its training: "Look behind you. If nobody is following, you're not leading."
To put it bluntly, part of your job as a leader is to identify, develop, and guide people who can make the liberty movement stronger.
FACL can help. For more information, visit its website or click the image at right.
To become the hub of a statewide network of patriotic organizations based in Wisconsin and devoted to supporting and defending the Wisconsin and U.S. Constitutions, in order to restore freedom and the rule of law.
To identify patriotic groups in Wisconsin, invite them to join our network, and share ideas to increase the impact of network members, restore election integrity, and protect the sanctity of life.
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