Will Kooyenga Correct This Blatant Lie??

State Senator Kooyenga--who thinks he's on a school board--published an essay which contains a blatant lie.  Granted, the facts became known only a couple of days AFTER it was published; but you won't find a front-page correction at the NeverTrump Paradise of Jimmy Wigderson.

Here's Kooyenga:

...If you thought Benghazi was a black eye, remember that we had federal law enforcement officers being bludgeoned to death by fire extinguishers in the United States Capitol. An assault, not by a sole madman, but by at least a brigade-sized group of insurrectionists....

Wrong, Senator.  VERY wrong.  You can look up the facts--but since that officer texted his brother several hours after the "insurrection" was over, it's a safe bet he was not "bludgeoned to death."

Using the Left's "insurrection" wack-doodle is another FAILURE on the part of Kooyenga.

Kooyenga--an officer in the US Army Reserve--refers to vonKlausewitz' book On War.

Too bad that the Senator doesn't recognize that we are IN a war with the Left; they would destroy Right Order and are mowing down any opposition--like the flaccid, passive Republicans who dominate the Wisconsin Legislature, who yaps thus:

...A new generation of smart, hard-working leaders will rise, and there are GOP leaders right now who understand the current state of affairs. I have great hope that current and future leaders in the party will be willing to be honest, bold, and eager to do the hard work of getting tangible results for the American people....

Oh.  Sure.

The mentally-diseased "transvestites" are jamming men into women's locker rooms and sports in Wisconsin.  "On War" doesn't mention that, so the Senator blathers about 'hard work.'  How about the 'hard work' of legislating that idea out of existence?

How about the 'hard work' of forcing the Educators Union to go back to work?  Perhaps you have to back-charge school districts who refuse to educate.  A few hundred million dollars will get their attention, just as would a 40" round landing nearby.

"On War" indeed.  The wail of shells, the chatter of machine guns, and the Senator....

....is missing in action.