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The Morning Report 4/2/25

Posted on by J.J. Sefton

Good morning kids.  First up, on a sad note, news broke late last night of the passing of actor Val Kilmer at the age of 65. He was in some of the more iconic pictures of the mid 80s through the 90s, creating some memorable roles and moments on the silver screen. RIP.

Well, Wisconsin disappoints yet again. There were reports late last week of serious election integrity shenanigans in Milwaukee and considering what we all saw in 2020, the only thing that really ticks me off is that both the state and national GOP, which had plenty of time to organize and marshal the resources to both rally voters and do what they could from the legal standpoint to fight the cheat, did nothing. On a positive note, the resolution requiring photo ID to vote actually passed. And, the special elections in Florida were big wins for our side. 

The Leftists were and are making the Wisconsin race for an open state Supreme court seat into a supposed mandate on Trump. I fully expect the spin machine to either ignore the two wins in Florida or else claim them to not mean anything. These elections aside, all recent polling shows broad support for Trump and the MAGA agenda across the board and a concomitant disaffection with Democrats. More crucially, the reactions to the butchery of “Snow White” as well as full on rejection of the Democrat platforms of Woke, DEI and all the rest I think are a bellwether of a societal shift away from the depredations and madness of unchecked Leftism. There is a sea change in the culture that will be seen and felt over the course of quite a few years to come. If nothing else, I hope to live long enough to see and feel it in the final twilight of my sunset years, whenever that is to be.

On a personal note, I somehow managed to rear-end someone resulting in the likely write off of my car. And it happened right in front of a polling station. How’s that for irony. Anyway, most importantly no one was injured but suffice it to say that considering the year I’ve already had this is the last thing I needed. Like the proverbial hole in my head that I quite literally have.

Anyway, basta cosi on that. Life goes on, Oh-blah-dee, and this too shall pass. As for the local politics, now comes the full court press (pun intended) to gerrymander the hell out of this place so as to eliminate two solidly GOP seats, one of them belonging to my congressman Brian Steil. 

So, some scumbag in Philadelphia got arrested for tossing nails in the driveways and at the cars of Trump supporters. Well, at least we can be thankful hat his neighbor down the block wasn’t Bill Ayers who could have advised him about the efficacy of steel pipe, black powder and long fuses. Or Mohammed the Clock Boy. . . 

And with that, I give you this effluent to chug down on this dreary morning.

Mystal said, “I set out to start to kind of try to write Project 2029,” Mystal explained. “When Republicans come into office, they come in with a sledge hammer. They come in smashing things that I hold dear. When Democrats come into office, they come with like superglue and tape. And, so they try to put things back together. So, I thought about writing ten Constitutional Amendments that would be super cool if we had. But, I was like, ‘No, no, no.’ We need to smash the things that they like. We need to smash the things that are holding this country back. And, so I came up with ten laws that we could just get rid of — not reform, not update for the modern era. Ten things that we can smash if we ever are allowed to get power again that would make this country better tomorrow.”Co-host Sunny Hostin said, “One of the laws you write about is playing out right now, the Immigration and Nationality Act,” Hostin said. “Now, this administration is using this statute to justify the detentions and possible deportations actually of visa and green card holders who they seem to deem a threat to U.S. foreign policy. What do you make of the administration’s use of the act, and more broadly, is Trump really setting up a First Amendment showdown — which is what Whoopi’s been talking about?” One of my premises for the book is that every law passed before the 1965 Voting Rights Act should be presumptively unconstitutional. Because before the 1965 Voting Rights Act, we were functionally an apartheid country. Not everybody who lived here, could vote here. So, why should I give a about some law that some old white man passed in 1920s like, the Immigration and Nationality Act?”

By this logic, if you could call it that, Mystal Blue Persuasion seems to be advocating for the legalization of murder. But hey, what about the Civil War amendments that officially freed the slaves and recognized their citizenship. Meh, I guess the Constitution itself is unconstitutional, eh?! the stupidity is just off the charts, but there you have it. In any case, sorry to inflict that on you, but it is nothing if not illustrative of the mindset, will to power and hubris to presume to have any moral authority that is Leftism.

Have a great day.

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