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7-18-2023 Racine Common Council: Former Alderman Sandy Weidner in a 6-year battle with the City of Racine wins her open records case finding that the City Attorney had manipulated emails in the case and the judged ruled they were not attorney client privileged emails. The city spent $300,000 on the cover -up. Weidner was granted her attorney fees by the court, but the city has yet to pay. Weidner may need to seek a judgement on the City of Racine to collect her award.

“Aren’t we here to protect speaker Vos” questions about the commission's true purpose and whether it prioritizes the protection of Speaker Vos over ensuring fair and impartial elections. Using media to spin to target events such as whistleblower Harry Wait exposing the vulnerabilities of the MyVote system overseen by their Commission. The lack of administrative control and alleged partisan interference, these findings have raised eyebrows among both political observers and concerned citizens alike. More to come.

Hot explains to Kari Lake the importance of clean elections in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Elections Commission Special Meeting On June 27, 2023 the Wisconsin Elections Commission held a special meeting to consider the Appointment of an Interim Administrator and an Administrator for the 4-Year Term Expiring on July 1, 2027. Agenda: Call to Order Administrator’s Report of Appropriate Meeting Notice Closed Session Resume Open Session: Appointment of an Interim Administrator and an Administrator for the 4-year Term Expiring on July 1, 2027. Adjourn

HOT Topics host Cindy Evanoff and Kelly Clark interview Alexandra Schweitzer founder of Parents on Patrol Wisconsin. Schweitzer recently hosted an event called “Stolen Innocence” at the Inglewood Hotel in Pewaukee, WI. The event was co-sponsored by the national nonprofit group No Left Turn in Education. Both groups want to educate parents about the “insidious ideology infecting your children’s education” and that public schools are “sexually grooming students.” Schweitzer also discusses Chloe Cole, a nationally known 18-year-old detransitioner who was given puberty blockers and testosterone as early as 13 and had a double mastectomy at 15. Some adult content.

Racine Wisconsin 6-12-23: Harry Wait Hearing update The hearing started on time and was mostly uneventful. The room was at capacity plus. All were supporters of Harry and no protesters. A trial date was set for the third week of March and discovery was to be completed by July 6th which was also the next hearing date. Around 75 supporters from around the state attended his hearing.

In a recent H.O.T Meeting, Adrianne Melby made a startling revelation: she has filed not one, but two ethics complaints against Wisconsin's Speaker of the Assembly, Robin Vos. The complaints detail Vos's alleged connections to both the Potawatomi casino and Pfizer pharmaceutical. As a public figure and lawmaker, Vos is held to high ethical standards, and these accusations raise serious questions about his conduct. But will he be held accountable for his actions?

February 27, 2020, Wisconsin Election Commission meeting where the WEC commissions gave away their oversite and allowed administrator Meagan Wolfe and staff to run rogue in the 2020 election. Unlawful use of drop boxes, no special voting deputies in care facilities, permitted others to return voters absentee ballots to clerks, recommended New York resident Michael Spitzer Rubinstein to assist clerks, allowed curing of ballots, and currently have 17 open lawsuits naming WEC as defendants all without oversite of the commission. The Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC) is meant to be a nonpartisan body that oversees fair and lawful elections in the state. However, recent revelations have cast doubt on the Commission's ability to fulfill that role. The WEC's two attorneys, who also serve as commissioners, have been accused of removing safeguards and delegating their oversight authority to administrator Meagan Wolfe while chairman of the commission, who is also an attorney, has allowed it to continue. This lack of oversight allowed WEC officials to engage in rogue and unlawful acts, in contravention of state laws. While the WEC attorneys protest that they cannot be held accountable for misconduct that was concealed, the implications of their actions as attorneys are troubling

In June 2021, WILL submitted a complaint to WEC on behalf of Robert Pellegrini pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 5.06. However, WEC Administrator Megan Wolfe dismissed Mr. Pellegrini’s complaint, with no indication that the WEC Commissioners voted on or affirmatively approved of the decision. WILL discovered that Administrator Wolfe had done so under a broad policy adopted by the WEC Commissioners to pass on their authority to review and resolve all Wis. Stat. § 5.06 complaints. Instead of the six WEC Commissioners deciding those complaints, they have delegated the responsibility to staff and Meagan Wolfe. The lawsuit alleges that the six WEC Commissioners are statutorily responsible for hearing and resolving complaints against local election officials and they cannot abdicate that duty by delegating it to anyone else. The suit is filed in the Waukesha County Circuit Court. The WILL Quote: WILL Deputy Counsel, Lucas Vebber, stated, “It’s absolutely absurd that the Wisconsin Elections Commission repeatedly refuses to take accountability. According to state law, it is the Commission’s responsibility as a whole to respond to such complaints, not to assign the duty to another.”

On May 6, 2023, the Northwestern Wisconsin Patriots hosted the Greater Magistrates Tour in Amery, Wisconsin, featuring renowned national speakers including Joe Oltman.

In a recent podcast by Wisconsin Right Now, Michelle Litjens, wife of Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, addressed a critic of her husband's political views. However, her comments regarding the critic's personal circumstances were deemed inappropriate as she dehumanized the individual for accepting government benefits after experiencing a sexual assault and other injuries. Watch for yourself.

HOT investigating the donations made to candidates and political action groups listed on the Federal Election Commission website. This is happening all over the United States. More to come. Subscribe to our channel.

On July 28, 2022, the Wisconsin Elections Commission held a special meeting pertaining to alleged unlawful absentee ballot requests and mitigation. Agenda: Call to Order Administrator’s Report of Appropriate Meeting Notice *Meeting is hereby noticed with less than 24 hours’ notice for good cause in accordance with Wis. Stat. § 19.84(3) Discussion and Possible Action Pertaining to Alleged Unlawful Absentee Ballot Requests and Mitigation Strategies Adjourn

LED video truck traveling around streets of Racine. "Cory Mason can't keep us safe" "gun violence up 71% "can't afford Cory Mason another 4 years".

This woman by Federal Election Calculations contributed 5,310 times from 2016 to date for a total $26,726.64. She had to donate 2 times a day every day for 7 years. A massive money laundering scheme in political campaigns has been uncovered by the Gibson Group of Maryland and Election Watch, Inc. out of Wisconsin. Large sums of money have been placed with thousands of individuals across the United States. These individuals, called smurfs, make numerous contributions to either liberal PACS, committees, or sometimes directly to the candidates' campaigns. Smurfing is a term coined by drug gangs years ago to identify their money mules. Over $200 million has been laundered, and the group is still counting. "The more group is still counting. "The more we look, the more we find," said Peter Bernegger, President of Election Watch, Inc.. The two nonprofits teamed up to bring forth this evidence. They find that the smurfs are unaware that their names and addresses are being used for such voluminous donations. According to the Federal Election Commission, people who make political contributions donate 1.4 times yearly. "We're finding smurfs who are making 1,000 to 6,000 donations per year – and every year for three upwards to seven years," said Bernegger. "We even found one making 40.8 donations daily, 365 days per year." Chris Gleason out of Florida found a good deal of the anomalies. The two groups investigated smurfs and saw a profile emerging: primarily white, over 65, retired, several are single, very liberal, and of middle to lower economic class. "They are real people, not fake names," Bernegger commented. The team established a list of over thirty characteristics to identify smurfs. One is the use of multiple derivative spellings of names, also addresses. Another term for smurfing is structuring, where the money is donated in small amounts, typically between 1 cent and upwards of of $100. The team found some liberal PACS across the country are bundling up the money from other smurfs. Some of that money is then contributed to liberal candidates’ campaigns. Other sums are transferred to second liberal PACS or committees. Whereby the Smurfs’ names are washed from the later transactions. If one looked at a particular liberal candidate’s campaign donations, it would not show that the bulk of the donations. were coming from smurfs. A political campaign that received funds illegally is required per state and federal law to pay the money back, promptly.

I could not possibly share secondhand what these two women do firsthand from their hearts. Please take 8 min to watch the contrast in these two rape victim's stories, and the choices they made when they became pregnant through violence. Note: Although they made opposite decisions, both of these women's stories end in healing.

Join Us for one of the Every Life Matters Legal Offense Fund Fundraiser Events!! Saturday, March 18th, Dinner in Burlington, WI Sunday, March 19th, Lunch in Kewaskum, WI

Join Us for one of the Every Life Matters Legal Offense Fund Fundraiser Events!! Saturday, March 18th, Dinner in Burlington, WI Sunday, March 19th, Lunch in Kewaskum, WI $100.00 per person

Join Us for one of the Every Life Matters Legal Offense Fund Fundraiser Events!! Saturday, March 18th, Dinner in Burlington, WI Sunday, March 19th, Lunch in Kewaskum, WI $100.00 per person

On March 7, 2023, the Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules held a public hearing on the Department of Health Services Chapter DHS 144: Immunization of Students, Wisconsin Administrative Code. The committee intends to hear and consider testimony related to the possible suspension of portions of DHS Ch. 144.

On March 7, 2023, the Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules held a public hearing on the Department of Health Services Chapter DHS 144: Immunization of Students, Wisconsin Administrative Code. The committee intends to hear and consider testimony related to the possible suspension of portions of DHS Ch. 144.

Racine WI: Mayor Cory Mason took office in 2017 stating " I will govern as a democrat and a progressive" and by 2020 had defunded the police department. In 2023-gun related crimes in Racine had increased by 71%. Beak-in and related crimes are not being investigated. Seventy police officers have retired or left the police department. A City in Crisis.

Jackie Berger speaks to the Arizona Election Committee about money laundering deeds and instruments of value being used as bribes to election officials . Berger states appointed officials in AZ have been taking bribes through a fake trust deed scheme operated by Brittany Rae Chavez and Dawna Rae Chavez. Katie Hobbs is also mentioned to be involved. A Must Watch...

A great movement is happening around the State of Wisconsin. Attorney Karen Mueller who has fought the mandates, the dropboxes, vaccines and has taken cases to the Supreme Court is moving on to the most important fight for your freedom. She is revealing the plan to expose the corruption and seek to hold the COVID criminals accountable who have killed or injured so many in our state. No one is here to save you. Join her and other patriots in DePere WI. on March 4th. go to www.amoscenterforjustice.org or just make a donation if you can't attend. BE A LION

A great movement is happening around the State of Wisconsin. Attorney Karen Mueller who has fought the mandates, the dropboxes, vaccines and has taken cases to the Supreme Court is moving on to the most important fight for your freedom. She is revealing the plan to expose the corruption and hold it accountable. No one is here to save you. Join her and other patriots in DePere WI. on March 4th. go to www.amoscenterforjustice.org or just make a donation if you can't attend. BE A LION