Dan raises an interesting questions as Democrats blast a Republican bill that would allow 14-17-year-olds to serve alcohol to restaurant customers: Aren’t these the same people who believe 14-17-year-olds (and even younger children) should be allowed to permanently alter their gender?

A 15-year-old car thief is clinging to life after he was hanging out of the passenger window when the stolen Kia he was in crashed into a school bus. How is it compassionate for Milwaukee’s criminal justice system to essentially tell him stealing cars is okay?

A family gunned down, an illegal immigrant on the loose, and a media largely silent about what may be the most pressing issue facing this country.

Wisconsin’s Secretary of State has very few actual powers, and managing elections is not among them. So why is Sarah Godlewski trying to do just that?

President Biden’s new rules on home mortgages are a Socialist-style redistribution of wealth in the name of equity in home ownership. What they will really do is exacerbate the lending crisis.

Wisconsin Congressman and House Administration Chairman Bryan Steil discusses his letter to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg demanding answers about Bragg's expected indictment of former President Donald Trump.

Dan breaks down the Manhattan District Attorney's pending indictment of former President Donald Trump and proves that they are not only nonsensical, they are well beyond the statute of limitations.

Dan explains why Wisconsin’s Code of Judicial Conduct will prevent Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz from hearing any abortion cases (or cases involving gerrymandering or Act 10 collective bargaining reforms).

Dan tells the story of Erma Bowie, who is charged with shooting a woman in the head while out on signature bond (even after she refused to report to jail for an armed robbery) and calls out the judges and court commissioners who let this happen.

Dan schools Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz in basic constitutional law after Protasiewicz said she believed that the Constitution is “a living, breathing document.”