La Crosse Tribune

Green Bay clerk broke state law over duplicate ballots.

Hat tip to La Crosse Tribune for this story by Mitchell Schmidt.

Folks, what I've been telling you about this corporate media for many weeks, they lie by omission in every story that they write.

Here's another perfect example of that.

The changes essentially mean that no single individual, including the city clerk, can print absentee mailing labels.

That's the whole story.

As it was published in the La Crosse Tribune, my friends, did you catch the glaring omission? Folks, what political party does Celestine Jeffries align with? Well, let's do just 30 seconds of internet searching and see what we find.

Let's see here.

In deepfake video, Van Orden tests limits of state law on AI in political advertising.

Hat tip, La Crosse Tribune, for this BS.

You know what interests me the most about this article from the Marxist one-sided allies of the Democrat mafia? Not once did it ever mention all of the lies and deceptions that they pulled about Russia collusion, nor did they apologize for amplifying all of the lies that were told about COVID.

They complain about these, what are really funny, sarcastic ads made with AI.

These are the kinds of information that you are not getting from corporate media.

The Tribune isn't talking about it.

The Journal Sentinel is not talking about it.

Even the local radio stations are not talking about these critically important things.

And so here's a hat tip.

Van Orden wants alternate routes considered for proposed driftless area transmission line.

Hat tip La Crosse Tribune for posting this article by Olivia Mapes.

Folks, this is how a serious professional leads the way.

He really didn't help his cause, though, because he routinely gave the reporters fodder that kept the scandal in the newspapers.

For example, in the La Crosse Tribune on December 29th, 1911, Frank said he was going to visit his wife back in Oak Park and returned with a letter signed by her, by Maima, and by Maima's ex-husband Edwin that would, quote, release him and the woman to lead lives of their own choosing, end quote.

In other words, he promised the press that he would get the jilted spouse's blessings.

It never happened.