Wisconsin | November 16, 2021
Rittenhouse Prosecutor Thomas Binger Has Swung and Missed Before at Charging Armed Self-Defense
Wisconsin | November 16, 2021
From his opening statement to closing argument, Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger has not just made missteps, as the legacy media loves to call them, he has literally stepped in the muck, then kept wading in up to his knees. My colleagues Nick Arama and Jim Thompson are working attorneys, and don’t just play ones on TV. Along with our other contributors that have covered the trial of Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse, they have given us great analysis on just how badly Binger has screwed up an already weak case that should have never been brought to trial… (Excerpts from Red State)
Wisconsin | November 14, 2021
Aaron Rodgers Returns After COVID-19 Diagnosis, Vaccine Comments
Wisconsin | November 14, 2021
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers returned to the field Sunday following his COVID-19 diagnosis and comments questioning the efficacy of vaccines and mandates.
Rodgers, a three-time NFL Most Valuable Player, was placed on the COVID-19 and injury list earlier this month after he was diagnosed with COVID-19, the illness caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. He missed last week’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs after the diagnosis.
With second-year quarterback Jordan Love replacing Rodgers, the Packers lost 7-13 to the Chiefs.
During an interview with former punter Pat McAfee more than a week ago, Rodgers confirmed he wasn’t vaccinated against the virus and questioned the efficacy of vaccines if they allow the transmission of the virus. Peer-reviewed studies have shown that fully vaccinated individuals can spread the virus to other fully vaccinated people, although federal health officials have claimed that the vaccine protects against severe disease and hospitalization… (Excerpts from the Epoch Times)
Wisconsin | November 12, 2021
We live in the land of the free, because of the brave
Wisconsin | November 12, 2021
We live in the land of the free because of the brave. The students, staff, and parents at Christian Life School in Kenosha, Wisconsin, reminded me of that again the other day.
Veterans from all over the area were invited to a program filled with patriotic music and the anthems of each branch of the military. I was honored to speak along with a remarkable veteran from Desert Storm. Older students made up the color guard and carried in the American flag — along with each service flag.
The veterans were invited to come on stage at the end for a very special tribute. They came up by decade, with some having served more than 60 years ago. The children then sang an exceptional thank you song for the honored guests. It was a moving ceremony…. (Excerpts from the Washington Times)
District of Columbia, Wisconsin | October 30, 2021
Let’s get to the truth on China, COVID – Biden, Fauci must be honest with American people
District of Columbia, Wisconsin | October 30, 2021
Every day that passes without a serious inquiry into the pandemic is a day that COVID victims go without justice
The National Institutes of Health finally admitted last week what has been abundantly obvious: taxpayer dollars supported gain-of-function research through Peter Daszak’s EcoHealth Alliance, potentially in Wuhan.
In an important letter to House Republican committee leaders, NIH put the blame squarely on EcoHealth for failing to report experiments conducted with federal funding that led to an increase in the pathogenicity (or infectiousness) of a coronavirus – a direct violation of the terms of its grant. NIH went on to state that EcoHealth would be given five days to submit any and all unpublished data from the experiments and work associated with this grant. While NIH’s belated admission is a step forward, the letter raises more questions than it answers…. (Excerpts from Fox News)
Wisconsin | October 28, 2021
Wisconsin Legislature Passes Four Pro-Life Bills to Save Babies From Abortion
Wisconsin | October 28, 2021
The Wisconsin legislature is expected to pass four pro-life bills Wednesday to educate and empower parents while protecting their unborn babies from being killed in abortions.
The Republican-led state Assembly is expected to approve the bills after the state Senate passed them by a strong majority last week. The legislation soon will head to Gov. Tony Evers’ desk. A pro-abortion Democrat, Evers is expected to veto the legislation.
All four bills would provide life-saving information and support to protect unborn babies from abortion. Prior to the vote, Republican lawmakers said the measures should not be controversial and they should have bipartisan support.
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The Woman’s Right to Know Act (Senate Bill 591), sponsored by state Sen. Chris Kapenga, R-Delafield, would require abortionists to inform their patients of thlife-saving abortion pill reversal procedure, which has saved more than 2,500 babies’ lives thus far…. (Excerpts from LIFENEWS.COM)
Wisconsin | October 11, 2021
Mom says parenting son with Down syndrome is the ‘greatest pro-life work’ she could ever do
Wisconsin | October 11, 2021
Catherine Daub and her family have learned firsthand the reality of having a child with Down syndrome. In the Summer 2021 issue of American Life League’s Celebrate Life magazine, the long-time pro-life activist shared the story of learning that her eighth living child, William, had a “99 percent chance” of having Trisomy 21, or Down syndrome. Daub described how her family’s experience has differed from the gloom-and-doom predictions she read online after receiving William’s diagnosis.
Having participated in pro-life activism over the years, by 2019 Daub had settled into her role as director of ALL’s ‘Culture of Life Studies Program’ (CLSP), which creates supplementary materials for incorporating the pro-life message into K-12 curricula. At the time, she wrote that she felt “quite certain that this [CLSP role] was how God would use me to help build a culture of life while still allowing me to be a mom and a wife first and foremost.” And with seven living children and nine miscarried babies, she also felt sure that “the next baby I’d care for would be a grandchild.” .. (Excerpts from Live Action)