Small town Wisconsin bars are great.
Walk in, everyone shoots daggers at you, 5 minutes later:
Having a beer with a guy named Clem, do the shake of the day, while an older gal named Gladys, who you’ve never met, buys you a shot of Wild Turkey, and the bartender calls you Hon.
🚨 Wanna puke?
Jennifer Mnookin is the president of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her salary is $892,000 with a bonus of $150,000 for no particular reason.
She pinky-swore to the Trump administration that she'd hire ONE, just one, conservative professor in order to continue receiving $816 MILLION in federal funding.
She never hired one. The money was still shoved into the sweaty hands of the campus.
In July, she will begin her new job as the President of Columbia University with a salary of $3 million. And your tax dollars will fund her paycheck.
Didn't drive her car at an ICE agent.
Didn't try to obstruct an ICE operation.
Was just walking down the street when an illegal alien killed her in cold blood.
And Democrats do not care.
Megan Rapinoe made it her life's mission to get U.S. Soccer to pay her team the exact same amount as the men's team even though the women's game brought in much less revenue.
The USA men's hockey team, on the other hand, spent years fighting with the NHL for a collective bargaining agreement that allowed them to represent the United States at the Olympics for no pay at all.
The difference between narcissism and patriotism.
These were Alysa Liu’s non-negotiable terms for coming back to figure skating:
- She chooses her own music
- She has total say over her appearance and style
- She eats whatever she wants - no more restrictive diets or coaches controlling her food intake
- Choreography is a true collaboration; she gets to add the elements and touches she loves
- She decides when training needs a pause, listening to her body instead of pushing through exhaustion
- Her father stays out of her artistic decisions. She told him, “I love you, Dad, but you're not part of this anymore.”
Alysa always skated purely for the love of it - not medals, not fame, just the pure joy of the ice.
She stepped away at 16 as a world-class talent because the pressure from the men steering her career had stripped away that joy - controlling her body, her look, her everything. She walked away to reclaim her life as a regular teenager.
Years later, she returned as a confident young woman, fully in command of her passion. She did it strictly on her terms, no compromises.
World champion at 19 in 2025. Olympic gold medalist at 20.
What a powerful comeback story for the USA Olympic champion.