Wisconsin politics.

>>2501111 pb

>Vukmir is her married name.

>(You guys really need to pay more attention to WI)

>She is a good soldier for the Rs in the state, particularly Walker, and like him a basic Never Trumper. Cruz won the primary.

>HOWEVER, her R opponent is an old D being funded by another group of those who appear to be nevertrumpers, but I will keep looking into it.

Wisconsin politics predict national politics by 3-5 years.

That is a not a passing comment.

>…Rise of Scott Walker predicted the national red wave.

>…Walker reforms including Act 10 (forced unions to recertify) saw D's pull every dirty trick possible to stagnate legislation (even so far as to flee the state)… similar to today's tactics

>…Walker recall and D's going nutzo predicted today's unhinged D tactics. Trump Derangement Syndrome exactly mimics Walker Derangement Syndrome.

You really do need to watch Wisconsin.

Vukmir is running against "former marine Kevin Nicholson".

Nicholson has been well funded by big money PACs who have run campaign radio ads for over a year now.

They use repetitive keyword tactics to associate "Kevin Nicholson" with keywords "former marine", "conservative business man", "republican".

You will hear the same phrase on these themes 2-3 times per ad, often with different speakers, faux interview style.

Repetitive keywords like this, over the course of a year.

Good brainwashing technique.

Vukmir has been a tried and true conservative, former nurse, and someone who went through the wringer with the Walker reforms.

When it comes to Wisconsin politics, Vukmir is the logical choice to run against lesbian-icon Tammy Baldwin.

Big Nicholson booster: Richard Uihlein, billionaire founder of shipping and packaging supply giant Uline Corp.

>Donations of $4.15 million to America's PAC

>$4.725 million to Restoration PAC

>$5.5 million to the Club for Growth Action Fund

>$850,000 to John Bolton's PAC

All these PACs have run brainwash-style ads for Nicholson.

…all for a candidate who is an unknown

…to do the same job a known candidate would do.

Doesn't make sense.

Weren't we warned about planted, controlled candidates?

Makes you go hmm……