February 2026

We have a massive fight on our hands, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Out-of-state billionaires are trying to stifle our message.

Recent filings show Democrat megadonor George Soros gave WisDems $750,000 during the pre-primary period.

This was part of a $1.8 million haul aimed at tilting our justice system.

They are trying to buy this seat, but we cannot let them. We need your help to get our word out.

Look at the trajectory over the years of Wisconsin school levies — that is, the total of the property-tax burden that school districts load onto the backs of homeowners, rent-payers, bakery proprietors, so on — and the geometry leaps out.

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While I was in D.C. this week, voting to keep the government open, I received numerous calls and emails from parents standing up for their daughters.

As you may know, the New Richmond School District is allowing male students in girls’ bathrooms. Parents and community members told the board members their daughters feel unsafe last week, and administrators said girls who object to the policy can use a single-stall restroom.

This is unacceptable, and they must reverse this policy. Girls deserve safety, fairness, and dignity in schools across Wisconsin.

Did you know that the Wisconsin Supreme Court appoints lawyer and non-lawyer members of the public to various boards, committees, and other entities that together allow the Judicial Branch of the State of Wisconsin Government to function? To assist the Supreme Court in this effort, there is an Appointment Selection Committee duly appointed to assist the Court; specifically to solicit, evaluate, and nominate persons for the Court’s consideration. The appointment letter to this committee continues “The Court asks that you encourage others to volunteer for court service…”

Last week, we sent a demand letter to help the Dairyland Sentinel seek closure on a year-old public records request filed with the Department of Public Instruction.

Yesterday, DPI complied and delivered many (although not all) of the requested records.

And today, the Legislature paused $1,000,000 earmarked for DPI operations due to what those records uncovered - including $368,885 spent by DPI last year at a waterpark conference center where DPI worked on their plan to change state standards. That’s real time taxpayer protection due to the oversight work at IRG.