Below is a printable invitation for the 2019 Lincoln Day Dinner. Guest speaker will be Wisconsin Assemblyman Romaine Quinn. In addition  Judge Brian Hagedorn, who is running for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court has informed us he hopes to attend. Judge Hagedorn's judicial philosophy is to respect the Constitution and to not legislate from the bench..

Food, fun and prizes galore 

RSVP is appreciated but walk in's welcome. Please call phone number on invitation.

By MacIver Institute

In the beginning, there was darkness. Then four score and seven years ago, Tony Evers said “give me a school budget or give me death.”

The jokes about Evers’ serial plagiarism write themselves, but they—along with the speed at which the media buried the story—belie a far more serious truth: That plagiarism of this magnitude reveals far more about character and fitness for public office than most might assume.

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Evers admitted to plagiarizing at least four different education budget proposals; there is no need for the qualifier “Republicans allege” yet stories about Evers’ plagiarism have invariably included it anyway. This is a rather common tactic that serves to signal to a news outlet’s audience that Evers’ serious ethical lapse isn’t all that serious; it’s just another run-of-the-mill attack by Evers’ political opponents during the height of a bitter gubernatorial campaign.

FULL STORY....HERE

ED MORRISSEY

Consider this the first of two gifts Donald Trump got this morning for next week’s midterm elections. The booming US economy added 250,000 jobs in October, well above expectations and a big jump from September’s revised sub-maintenance level of 118,000. Perhaps more importantly, wages jumped upward at the best pace since the start of the recovery in 2009: FULL STORY....HERE

BY STEPHEN MOORE

The point of this story is that liberals just don’t have a sense of humor anymore. The rage that the left feels now about President Trump, tax cuts, conservatives, Brett Kavanaugh and more has become so all consuming that it has made many liberals miserable to be around. FULL STORY....HERE

Jason Snead

The midterm elections are less than a week away, and that means that ensuring the integrity of the electoral process is more important than ever.

If Americans cannot say with certainty that their votes will be counted, that the process is free of fraud, and the outcome is valid, what incentive do they have to turn out in the first place?

Unfortunately, the latest news on the election integrity front is less than inspiring. FULL STORY....HERE