The GAB Partisan Hacks Were Worse Than Imagined
Hundreds of thousands of electronic records seized, mishandled
With the release of the Wisconsin Department of Justice findings regarding illegal leaks from the John Doe investigations, we now know that the partisan hacks at the GAB were even worse than imagined. I will write more about this next week, however I spoke with Steve Scaffdi of WTMJ this morning.
Take a listen. If you are at all invested in this story, or care about civil rights, liberty and keeping your government in check, it is worth your time.
And I encourage you to follow this story on the websites of two of my former employers as well.–The MacIver Institute and RightWisconsin.
It’s a story that has been close to my heart for decades.
Brian Fraley, Campaigns and Elections, Elections, GAB, MacIver Institute, Madison, Scott Walker, Wisconsin Supreme Court
Our Fight Against the John Doe Ringleaders Continues
If you thought conservatives’ counter assault against the partisan witch hunters who tried to silence us was over, think again.
On Monday, the John K. MacIver Institute for Public Policy filed a class action in Federal Court.
From the official press release: More…
Brian Fraley, edge messaging, John Doe Witch Hunt, MacIver Institute
Dead tree,Half Hour Happy Hour
Dan Bice: Uncut
In his most extensive on-camera interview ever, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Dan Bice does not hold back. For example, he reveals that his editors squashed a story regarding improper and illegal activity by a prominent Democratic lobbyist. He praises the work of Media Trackers and Wisconsin Watchdog and admits “It’s good for me when Scott Walker wins.” Seriously. The Dailytakes show starts off with this must-watch interview. Worth every second of your time.
Bill Broydrick, Brian Fraley, Campaigns, Charlie Sykes, Dan Bice, David Clarke, Elections, MacIver Institute, Media Trackers, Robin Vos, Scott Walker, Tommy Thompson, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Watchdog
The Right on Crime Movement Comes to Wisconsin
Don’t look now, but there is a bit of bipartisanship brewing in Madison.
Brian Fraley, Criminal Justice, Grover Norquist, MacIver Institute, Madison
