Rohn Bishop

Time for the GOP to Get Off the Mat at State Convention

Posted by Rohn Bishop | May 20, 2019 | Features

As we head into RPW2019, we have to get up off the mat, look at what went wrong, what went right, make appropriate adjustments, dust ourselves off and get to work.

The End of the Wisconsin Era

Posted by Rohn Bishop | Nov 12, 2018 | Features

I’m proud to volunteer for a Republican Party that Reince Priebus built, to live in a state that Scott Walker opened for business, and to live in a country that Paul Ryan worked to make great again.

Hey Wisconsin, what the hell are we doing?

Posted by Rohn Bishop | Sep 30, 2018 | Features

Why are we on the verge of firing the leadership team that’s made Wisconsin a national leader in favor of electing the same tired old bureaucrats that screwed it all up?

Faux Republican running for Dodge County Sheriff

Posted by Rohn Bishop | Jun 5, 2018 | Features

In what appears to be a move of revenge from the disgruntled former sheriff of Dodge County, Dodge County Sheriff’s Lieutenant James Ketchem of Horicon filed nomination papers to challenge incumbent Sheriff Dale Schmidt in the August Republican primary.

Hey Republicans, let’s stop feeling sorry for ourselves and go win an election!

Posted by Rohn Bishop | Apr 15, 2018 | Features

The answer isn’t to punish the good Republicans – it’s to send more good Republicans to Washington.

A Real Response is Needed for School Shootings

Posted by Rohn Bishop | Feb 19, 2018 | Features

While the left and right argue over gun control, the Second Amendment, and what we as a broader society need to do; we’re arguing over long-term solutions that never happen anyway. Securing our schools and not accepting that our schools have to be killing fields is a way to fight back immediately.

President Oprah, Can the Minority Vote in Wisconsin Carry Her?

Posted by Rohn Bishop | Jan 14, 2018 | Features

Much like Trump in 2015, Oprah Winfrey is a successful business person, a TV star with near universal name ID, and has zero political experience.

In Defense of Paul Ryan, the Most Successful Conservative in Washington

Posted by Rohn Bishop | Aug 28, 2017 | Features

Ryan has a near impossible job: he’s dealing with a fractured caucus, a razor thin senate majority full of conflicting egos, and a president with an approval rating in the mid 30’s who too often steps on his own good news while fighting with his own party.