Trump Visits the Dane County Lion’s Den [Up Against the Wall]

Yesss! It’s finally going to happen. Brandon Maly, chair of the Republican Party of Dane County, and I have been hounding quite a few different parties for months to get word to Trump to visit the lion’s den, Dane County. This is going to be outstanding. But all the hard work paid off and Trump is going to show up tomorrow Oct. 1 in Waunakee. The left is going to go crazy! The last time a presidential candidate, err, a Republican candidate came to Dane is Bob Dole, and I think that was in 1996. This is a historic event. It takes a lot of guts for a Republican to show his or her face in Dane County. The viciousness of the left here is well-known. They try to destroy anyone who speaks out against them, well, except me because they long ago gave up on attacking me, because like Trump, I’ll just ramp up my counterattacks and fight like hell back. I’m expecting a big turn out at the event, which will be held at a manufacturing facility to symbolize his desire to promote American manufacturing jobs and bring back more jobs to the U.S. And why not do that in the state with the largest manufacturing base per capita in the U.S., Wisconsin!? Trump coming to Dane County is intended to turn out the pocket conservatives - those voters who occasionally vote, but don’t vote all the time. The Republican candidate needs to rally his supporters and independents to vote - and vote now. Absentee ballots are now available I believe, so don’t wait until the last minute. Trump and any Republican statewide candidate need at least 23% of the vote in Dane County to win the state. If they get below 23%, they lose the state, but if they get anything above 23%, they’ll win the state. And Dane County is the third largest deposit of conservative votes in the state, so ignoring Dane County can be perilous, as Tim Michels learned in his run for governor. Just because a conservative can’t win a majority in Dane is irrelevant; it’s about winning the state and that means winning 23% here. I’ll be taking notes from the VIP section and reporting after the event live on the Vicki McKenna show conservative talk radio at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. You can listen in or stream it. See you there! Wisconsin Right Now is a news organization focused on covering the news from a conservative point of view, in particular on politics and policy issues through analysis and opinions, and is protected by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. WRN does not make endorsements of candidates or direct readers to vote for or against any candidate or issue. On October 18 and November 23, 2023, Donald Trump tweeted out on Trump’s Truth Social account T. Wall’s October 6th column on Trump’s property valuations. T. Wall has appeared on Fox News, Jesse Waters Show on Fox, Newsmax, CBS, NBC, Spectrum News 1, USA Today, X.com, YouTube, and numerous Madison and Milwaukee news programs and local newspapers (Wisconsin State Journal, Capital Times, Middleton Review, Middleton Times Tribune, and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and a dozen other Wisconsin papers) and previously wrote a column for InBusiness magazine and the Middleton Times Tribune for five years each. T. Wall holds a degree from the UW in economics and an M.S. in real estate analysis and valuation and his full-time career is as a real estate developer. Disclaimer: The opinions of the writer are not necessarily those of this publication or the left! https://www.wisconsinrightnow.com/trump-dane-county-waunakee/?feed_id=20856&_unique_id=66fb80a0635dd

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