In this episode, Chris Muller - The Voice of Reason in the Coulee Region - reflects on Thanksgiving, discusses corruption in government, military sacrifices, addresses violence against National Guardsmen, critiques Democrat immigration policies, and highlights issues of judicial overreach in redistricting.
On Tuesday, November 18 the State Senate was in session. We passed eight bills that I authored, all with bipartisan support, and a number of other interesting pieces of legislation. A few of those bills are described here:
A youthful candidate for Mayor of New York City has been in the national news for the past several weeks. At first a long-shot, then a possibility, and we are all now very aware of Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s success at the ballot box. One news story reported
“He is young and charismatic with his generation’s natural comfort with social media.”
The article continued “His ethnicity reflects the diversity of the party’s base.” Little was said about his lack of any marketable experience other than a brief time in the New York State Legislature.
Radical liberal Chris Taylor just got caught admitting exactly what she’ll do to Wisconsin courts.
In a 2024 letter begging Gov. Evers to appoint her ally Lena Taylor as a judge, Chris Taylor wrote:
Translation: Chris Taylor wants judges who push activism from the bench.
Judges are supposed to be impartial. Chris Taylor wants activists in black robes.
Government-supported grocery stores are suddenly all the rage.
In New York, democratic socialist mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has promised to open city-owned stores in each of the five boroughs.
In Atlanta, the city contributed $8 million in cash and grants to a store that opened last summer and is already planning another subsidized store 6 miles away.
There have been government-owned stores in recent years in Florida and Kansas.
The Republican Party of Wisconsin extends a heartfelt thank-you to every member of our dedicated grassroots community who has stepped forward to serve as a Republican-Nominated Poll Worker. Your commitment to secure, transparent, and honest elections is essential to ensuring Wisconsin’s elections are conducted with integrity. Together, we are building a team of principled Wisconsinites dedicated to defending election integrity and ensuring every legally cast vote is counted.
I would like to wish everyone in Wisconsin a very Happy Thanksgiving.
Here in the 24th Senate District, we know a thing or two about Thanksgiving meals. We are the main reason why our state is the third-largest producer of potatoes in the country and we also lead the nation in growing cranberries. Additionally, we are home to a substantial number of turkey farms.
I hope you get to spend the day Thursday eating some of Central Wisconsin's finest foods while being surrounded by family and friends at the dinner table.
As we step into Thanksgiving week, my heart is full. There’s something powerful about pausing to remember that our God has been faithfully weaving His goodness through every part of this year. And today, I want to draw your attention to a story that captures exactly why I’m so grateful for the way God is moving in Wisconsin. It’s a testimony of faith, courage, and the kind of gospel-rooted friendship that only God can build.
I came to Washington with one goal in mind: to fight the Deep State, not to fund it.
And as Chairman of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, that’s exactly what I’ve been doing. I’ve uncovered their corruption and abuses of power, from their targeting of President Trump to deliberately hiding the side effects of the COVID vaccine from the American people.
This goes deeper than we ever thought, and we’ve just skimmed the surface. Everyone is already calling it ‘Worse than Watergate’, and the coverups keep popping up.
Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving filled with love, laughter, and good food!
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