Finding Strength From The Founders
We celebrate now the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. America’s founders who signed the document inspired by providence knew that they would be hung if defeated by the greatest armed force in the world. They knew also that defeat was nearly certain. Leading them was our first president […]
Still Armed, Still Free – Citizen’s Militia Endures
In Wolford v. Lopez (No. 241046), the U.S. Supreme Court granted review (hear audio) of whether Hawaii may presumptively prohibit licensed concealed carry holders from carrying firearms on private property that is open to the public absent express permission from the owner — a rule critics call the “vampire rule.” As Americans await the court’s […]
Corruption And Negligence Invite Federal Oversight of Midterms
On June 2nd, 2026, and pending appeal, Harry Wait of Union Grove was sentenced to three years of probation after being wrongfully charged, tried, and convicted on two counts of voter fraud and one count of identity theft. Wait was charged after successfully and transparently exposing massive vulnerabilities in the Wisconsin Elections Commissions’ (WEC) MyVote […]
Voter Fraud Trial Exposes Government Officials as the Real Criminals
The critical need to have Voter I.D. required and enforced nationally, was magnified locally in March at the trial of Wisconsin resident Harry Wait. Wait was wrongfully charged with voter fraud and identity theft by Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul, after successfully and transparently exposing massive vulnerabilities in the Wisconsin Elections Commissions’ MyVote website. The […]
Why You Should Expect, and Welcome, Federal Oversight in Wisconsin’s Midterm Elections
As of April 2nd, 2026, the State of Wisconsin is one of 30 states, along with the District of Columbia, being sued by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for not turning over its voter registration list for inspection as required by the Civil Rights Act of 1960. The Civil Rights Act gives the U.S. […]