Editorial

Of course, the Vice President had no Constitutional authority to do as the letter writers requested, but that did not stop them from trying to undermine democracy.

Perry took down the post and apologized promptly, which is where this should end.

If Vos really believes the governor is acting in an unconstitutional manner, the legislature can do something about it – and they have an obligation to do so.

Is it too much to ask Vining to call for peace before the next round of rioting and looting strikes her constituents?

There is no “unease” with the recall effort. The answer is no.

If Trump is seen on Tuesday as contributing to the continuation of the violence, his visit to Kenosha could be the moment when Trump loses the election.

The Evers Administration would be hard-pressed to find anyone except his partisan supporters to defend his comments on the Kenosha violence.

This is not just ill-advised, it’s political malpractice by the Republican Party not to immediately attempt to squash it.

Somebody needs to explain what looting a small business and driving it under completely has to do with “social justice.”

Underneath the veneer of the comedy is a dark, do-anything-to-win, democracy-be-damned mentality of the modern GOP.