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Bill Brewer retweeted
Thune pushed harder to ram the vote through so he would have no opponents for minority leader, than he pushed to pass the SAVE America Act to secure our elections
I spoke with a few sources in D.C. about what happened today with the Senate minority leader vote.
I’m told the speed at which the vote was carried out was deliberately designed to favor the incumbent.
There was no time for a challenger to campaign to even try to unseat Thune. Thune was the only contender.
Thune spoke to all the Senators today. I’m told he sounded angry and defensive.
31 GOP senators then voted to force the vote for leader through today. It’s a secret vote so there’s no official list.
Many Senators spoke in favor of delaying the vote. Those include:
Ron Johnson
John Kennedy
Mike Lee
Rick Scott
Ashley Moody
Dave Mccormick
Jim Banks
Rand Paul
Note that speaking or not speaking in favor or against doesn’t determine how anyone voted. It was a secret vote so there’s no way to know for sure how any Senator voted unless they decide to publicize it.
Absent a death or resignation, a Republican Senate Leader has never been replaced mid-Congress after they were voted in.
It seems unlikely anything will change. Thune will be the leader.
I’m told there’s a lot of frustration.
Bill Brewer retweeted
🚨 JUST NOW: Laura Ingraham DESTROYS Markwayne Miullin LIVE ON FOX for pushing for "LEGAL STATUS" for DACA illegals
LAURA: "Why would ANY idea be floated to work with the Democrats on an issue that is their HOLY GRAIL?!"
"It seems like EVERY TIME Republicans feel like they're running into a rough spot, they rush to some type of immigration deal with a party that you yourself has said has NO INTEREST in lowering immigration, legal immigration, or enforcing the laws as they exist."
"Why did you float DACA, Mr. Secretary? Why is THAT the message for you guys this election?!" — @IngrahamAngle
MULLIN: "... some of them may not even speak English or never even lived in their country!"
WHAT KIND OF ARGUMENT IS THAT?!
NO AMNESTY. PERIOD.
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🚨 JUST IN: Leftist witch podcaster Jennifer Welch and her show have issued a PATHETIC apology after companies like Cash App and Chewy pulled their sponsorship of the show due to their Charlie Kirk m*rder remarks
EVERY COMPANY should IMMEDIATELY pull out of this scumbag's show or they are complicit in political violence!
They laughed for about 30 seconds at "We're digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again" and expect us all to think it's an innocent joke
Cash App said, "We do not condone violence of any kind, and we are no longer sponsors of this podcast." Boll & Branch and Lola Blankets have cut ties too.
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Bill Brewer retweeted
There is hope. Tiffany can win.
VOTE🗳️
Here's where WI stands after today's 10/29 absentee drop.
Mail-in is still lagging hard behind 2022. Only 13,483 mail-in ballots in this drop.
Where that puts us:
- 289K mail-in ballots to date.
- That's 135K fewer (~32%) than 2022's final mail-in total of 424K.
- Comparing apples to apples, mail-in ballots are running 22% behind 2022 same day (per 's @NE2EarlyVote excellent tracker).
Why this matters:
Mail-in votes were the firewall for Tony Evers 🔵 in 2022.
He banked a 200K vote margin on mail-in ballots, on his way to winning by 90K votes.
In 2022:
424K mail-in ballots broke 🔵70-30🔴 for Dems statewide.
This margin was even greater in Wisconsin's two largest counties:
Milwaukee County - 🔵85-15🔴 68K ballots
Dane County - 🔵90-10🔴 65K ballots
Which makes this next point even more significant:
Not only are far fewer of those 🔵70-30🔴mail-in votes coming in statewide...
An even greater percentage is missing from Milwaukee County and Dane County than the rest of the state.
Wisconsin mail-in ballots: currently at 68.2% of 2022 final total
Milwaukee County: 63.6% of 2022 (43K vs 68K)
Dane County: 61.1% of 2022 (40K vs 65K)
In 2022, every 1,000 mail-in votes from MKE+Dane Counties represented a net margin of 750 votes:
🔵875-125🔴.
The significant drop in mail-in ballots, particularly in these two counties, will lead to a materially lower mail-in vote firewall for Democrats.
Right now, using 2022 as a baseline, Dems 🔵 have a 130K mail-in vote firewall... 70K fewer than that Evers 200K firewall in 2022.
50K fewer mail-in ballots from MKE and Dane Counties represent half of that margin (~35K).
Now, a few important caveats.
1) That 🔵mail-in ballot firewall of 130K will only grow.
But it is growing slowly. (It rose from 125K to 130K today.)
It will likely fall well short of Evers' 200K. (Only 11% of voters plan to VBM vs 16% in 2022, per the most recent Marquette poll.)
How short the 🔵VBM firewall falls vs 2022 will play a major role in defining Tom Tiffany's chances to win on Tuesday.
As close to 150K as possible would be best-case scenario for Tiffany. We'll see if that's realistic; will keep a very close eye on mail-in returns through Tuesday.
That said... there is another big caveat. IPEV.
(aka IPAV in Wisconsin)
IPAV is up significantly compared to 2022, when it was under 12% of the vote.
This is not surprising and may be a result of new habits adopted in 2024, when 28% of WI voters cast their ballots IPAV.
That said... IPAV may skew more blue than prior elections, for one specific reason:
Democrat skepticism towards entrusting Donald Trump's USPS with mail-in ballots.
I have seen this sentiment expressed by some Democrats, who have indicated that they will intentionally vote early IPAV en masse instead of by mail.
That shift does seem to be showing up in the data, to some degree.
Total IPAV statewide is already very high, at 108% of 2022. It seems clear that many Democrats are choosing to vote IPAV rather than by mail.
Look at some of the bluest counties statewide:
- Dane County (🔵+58): 102% of 2022 IPAV
- Milwaukee County (🔵+43): 98.3%
- Rock County (🔵+17): 122%
- La Crosse County (🔵+18): 125%
- Douglas County (🔵+15): 137%
IPAV in Wisconsin is historically very close to even. In 2024, it landed around🔴52-47 🔵
This year, with a naturally bluer electorate and some percentage of Democrat voters intentionally voting IPAV rather than by mail, I predict IPAV overall will shift toward Dems, closing some of that 🔴R+5 gap, if not shifting it blue altogether.
That said... early turnout is quite strong in the reddest counties and may push back against that trend.
We are seeing significant growth in IPAV turnout in the reddest counties statewide.
- Waukesha County (🔴+20): 103.5% of 2022 IPAV
- Washington County (🔴+38): 131%(!)
- Marathon County (🔴+17): 125%
- Sheboygan County (🔴+15.6%): 113%
- Fond Du Lac County (🔴 +28): 106%
Bill Brewer retweeted
The Democrats party tells black folks exactly what they think of them every day.
Whether it’s Hochul saying black kids don’t know the word “computer,” or telling black church goers not to spend their rebate checks at the liquor store, or releasing violent felons back into black neighborhoods under the guise of “criminal justice reform,” or telling black kids they can’t compete with other races by eliminating test scores, or making DEI a “black issue,” they truly feel as if black folks can’t survive without them.
This is just a small snippet of their racism… I could go on. Don’t get me started on the allowed racism if a black person has right-leaning views.
How any black person could face this down and still be a staunch Democrat is unknown to me.
Bill Brewer retweeted
My biggest concern is that if there is a clean sweep by Democrats of the House, Senate and Presidency in 2028, they will:
1. Make DC and Puerto Rico states to gain a strong majority in the Senate.
2. Open the borders and legalize everyone living in America illegally to cement a permanent majority.
3. Increase the size of the Supreme Court to gain an immediate majority.
This would result in America becoming a permanent one-party state and the end of democracy in any meaningful sense of the word.
All that is needed to ensure this doesn’t happen is 51 Republican senators in 2029. That is why you should vote for Republican senators this election. Other reasons are irrelevant compared to this one.
Bill Brewer retweeted
If everyone could just remember way back to the government tyranny of 2021-2024 when our own federal government sent the FBI to investigate parents for speaking at school board meetings. The Patriot Act was used against them. Every place the Democrats had control churches were closed and schools shut down for almost 2 years. Our government was weaponized against its own citizens in a multitude of ways. It seems we have short short memories.
Bill Brewer retweeted
Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo delivered a masterclass response to a lawyer challenging his decision to end four vaccine mandates.
Attorney Simone Chriss claimed it would have a “devastating impact.”
This was his response:
“I understand you’re not a clinician or a physician.”
“Did you say devastating impact?”
Chriss: “I did.”
Dr. Ladapo: “There are other states in this country that do not mandate three of the vaccines that we’re removing.”
“There are many, many countries that don’t mandate any vaccines.”
“Canada.”
“Australia.”
“Denmark.”
“Sweden.”
“The United Kingdom.”
“Many of these countries actually have life expectancies that are longer than this country has.”
“It’s actually sort of perverse to think that you could separate parental rights from public health.”
“Engaged parents are the reason that children eat healthier diets.”
“Engaged parents are the reason that children exercise.”
“Engaged parents are the reason that children go to school and learn, which is a huge predictor of future health.”
“This idea of a devastating impact, I mean, talk about not supported by evidence.”
Florida is refusing to back down from their plan to end mandates for Hep B, chickenpox, Hib, and pneumococcal shots.
@FLSurgeonGen @HealthyFla
Bill Brewer retweeted
Vote @ByronDonalds 🇺🇸
Florida Gov candidate David Jolly (D) suggests boys have a constitutional right to play on girl’s sports teams:
“Their constitutional rights… It’s pretty disgusting what we’ve seen from Republicans on this..”
“Be supportive of them and allow them to play in youth sports.”
Jolly wants girls to get beaten up by boys and have their awards STOLEN
Florida should REJECT this madness!
Bill Brewer retweeted
So… Stephen King and some DNC strategist I’ve never heard of both retweeted this post, sending thousands of rabid leftists my way. I’ve been getting cursed out for the past 24 hours.
So… they should all shut me up by encouraging strong voting protections. Make sure elections are as protected and fair as possible. Make sure it’s a one person, one vote system. Make sure only Americans are voting. Make sure there’s no nonsense in the election system at all.
Shut me up for good.
Or… we can continue to have statistical impossibilities, circumstantial improbabilities, and other suspicious events happening in our elections that would make even the most neutral person scratch their heads.
Bill Brewer retweeted
I’m still angry Trump was cheated out of 2020.
I’m still angry Kari Lake was cheated out of Arizona.
I’m still angry Spencer Pratt was cheated out of Los Angeles.
Most of all, I’m angry it keeps happening and our government won’t do anything about it.
Bill Brewer retweeted
The angry Elf thought that Obama and a barber shop would be enough
Chris Cuomo gets a stunning reality check after asking a Black voter in Detroit who he’s voting for in the Senate race.
The expression on Cuomo’s face was PRICELESS as Anton Daniels revealed he was voting for Republican Mike Rogers.
To add insult to injury, Daniels then dropped a brutal truth bomb about the Democrat Party and the Black voters running away from it.
CUOMO: “Do you believe people may be wrong if they assume that all Black voters will vote for El-Sayed because he’s considered another brown guy?”
DANIELS: “I think that they are. And the reason that I think that it is because it’s a lot of Black people that are waking up and realizing that voting Democrat does not necessarily mean that it aligns with your values.”
Bill Brewer retweeted
SamK has the only good take on the MU Poll I've seen so far. Agree completely.
My gut tells me Tiffany pulls it out because he ran a great campaign and out-state WIs have an anti-Milwaukee bias.
But that might be my 'rooting interest' talking.
Thoughts on this Marquette Poll.
If you think any candidate is going to win Wisconsin by 7 points in a competitive, high-turnout midterm election, then I'm sorry, but you're on crack and not worth listening to.
My prediction? This race is a true toss-up, with either candidate winning by just 10,000–15,000 votes out of roughly 2.6 million cast.
Bill Brewer retweeted
Thoughts on this Marquette Poll.
If you think any candidate is going to win Wisconsin by 7 points in a competitive, high-turnout midterm election, then I'm sorry, but you're on crack and not worth listening to.
My prediction? This race is a true toss-up, with either candidate winning by just 10,000–15,000 votes out of roughly 2.6 million cast.
New Marquette Law School Poll finds 51% of likely voters supporting Democrat David Crowley for governor, and 44% supporting Republican Tom Tiffany, with 4% undecided. #mulawpoll
Bill Brewer retweeted
Took the words right out of my mouth.
The shit posting about @MikeAlfonsoWI in the 7th CD by Republicans and Conservatives needs to end. It could harm @TomTiffanyWI and will harm @RepSnyder85 and #DocSeverson in extremely close races. If you can’t support Michael, then adhere to Ronald Reagan’s 11th commandment.
Alfonso won the GOP primary in a blowout. Two of his primary opponents were well funded and worked hard. Michael won all 26 counties. The GOP base has spoken. Respect their choice!
To my friends at @TPUSA and @WICRs, I love your passion, tenacity and, most importantly, your work ethic. I’d love to mentor you guys. But you are not helping Michael with the shit posts. Stay focused!
The political climate is challenging enough without a public circular firing squad.
Bill Brewer retweeted
"I might be wrong," Trump told me. "The country's never done better. People feel good. The gasoline's a little high, but it's coming down. You know, gasoline is lower than it was with Biden and Obama, and I got rid of the nuclear threat."
Trump's critics will scoff at his "never done better" claim, and at least some of his supporters might wince. Indeed, one could make the alternative argument that Trump was elected to do one big thing -- bring down inflation -- and inflation on a yearly basis was 3.0 percent when Trump took office in January 2025, and it is 3.7 percent today. That's nowhere near where it was -- 9.1 percent -- in the worst of the Joe Biden years, but Trump promised it would go down, and it hasn't.
On the other hand, there is the bill of particulars Trump offered voters in Sioux City and every other place he has held rallies. Look at the stock market, he told the crowd in Iowa, and look at your 401k. They're both up. Then: "Income for hardworking Americans has soared to the highest level ever recorded." That's true. And then: "The poverty rate has just reached its best level in American history." That's true, too, referring to the period in which the rate has been recorded. Then Trump cited other improvements, in manufacturing and exports, some of which were overstated but did indeed reflect progress under Trump. In addition, for Iowa specifically, on September 30 Trump announced the planned construction of a huge new steel plant in the state, which outgoing Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds called "transformational."
Say what you want, but that's not nothing. At his rallies, Trump presents a compelling case for solid economic accomplishments -- to go along with the higher energy and food prices that have made inflation so stubborn in the months after Trump started the war in Iran. He promises, of course, that gas prices will plunge as soon as the war ends, which he thinks will be after the midterms. That will be great if it happens, although until then prices will remain a real problem. Still, the good indicators in the economy are real.
So are Trump's tax cuts. Onstage in Sioux City, he polled the crowd on their opinion of his moves to eliminate taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security. Reflecting the area's economic and demographic makeup, no tax on tips was somewhat popular; no tax on overtime was more popular; and no tax on Social Security was really, really popular.
And that is just the economy, without considering the signature achievement of Trump's second term, which is re-securing the U.S.-Mexico border and stopping cold the massive influx of illegal border crossers of the Biden years.
washingtonexaminer.com/daily…
Bill Brewer retweeted
Wisconsin: The day after the only governor debate, Tom Tiffany rolled out a “Parents & Teachers Bill of Rights" in Green Bay and Franklin on Oct 22.
This bill "allows parents, not students, to decide which names and pronouns students use in school.” It keeps boys out of girls' sports and locker rooms. Provides A-F school report cards, and parents curriculum access. Tiffany cited New Richmond, WI.
Gov. Evers has vetoed earlier parental bill of rights bills.
wispolitics.com/2026/tiffany…
Bill Brewer retweeted
We are over the target🎯
Trump & his Republican sycophants are using AI for truly sinister things like automating mass surveillance, accelerating real-time censorship, generating hyper-targeted propaganda, and sending Moms for Liberty radicals to community meetings.
#RepublicansLoveDataCenters
Always @ZeekArkham
My biggest flex? I’ve pissed everyone off.
The white left hates me because I’m not “blacking” the right way. I reject their “lessons,” especially from white liberals, on how I should be thinking, speaking, and acting.
The black left hates me because I’m not afraid to call out bad black behavior. Not gonna stand with “my people” if they’re not acting right.
The “white is right” far right crowd hates me for the same reasons the far white left hates me, ironically.
I’m blocked by a bunch of MAGA accounts because although I fully support our President, I’m also going to call him out when I think he’s made a mistake.
So… that leaves all of you. Common sense folks who call balls and strikes. We simply want our country to remain our country; free from invasive parties who want to change our way of life.
Thanks for riding with me.
Hugs,
Zeek
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