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From JSOnline:

Daniel Bice

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

WISCONSIN DELLS – Delegates at the Democratic Party of Wisconsin's annual convention June 15 overwhelmingly voted in favor of a resolution that calls for the impeachment of Republican President Donald Trump for his executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship.

The measure, which passed on a voice vote, has no binding power.

The resolution argues that Trump violated his oath of office by signing the executive order. A challenge to the order is before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Also, delegates overwhelmingly endorsed a resolution to urge Wisconsin's congressional delegation to back U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan’s bill aimed at restricting the sale and transfer of certain U.S. weapons to Israel.

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Pocan's bill is called the "Block the Bombs Act." Democratic activists voted 236 to 30 to support the resolution.

The debate was nowhere as contentious as last year's vote on a resolution calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. Democratic delegates ultimately approved that measure.

Delegates also voted to appoint Devin Remiker, the party's former executive director, as the new party chairman, succeeding Ben Wikler.

The convention came as it was revealed 11 Democratic members of the state Legislature were named in a manifesto of Minnesota assassination suspect Vance Luther Boelter. He is suspected of posing as a police officer on June 14 and fatally shooting state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, in their home in Brooklyn Park. He also is suspected of shooting and wounding State Sen. John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette, at their home a few miles away.

Boelter was taken into custody on June 15 after a manhunt.

Gov. Tony Evers, in his speech to delegates, offered no hints about whether he plans to run for a third term in 2026.

From: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/politics/2025/06/16/wisconsin-democrats-pass-resolution-on-impeaching-donald-trump/84229078007/

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From JSOnline:

Ricardo Torres

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Ahead of the 2024 presidential election, Bret Eulberg, owner of Robert Haack Diamonds, entered the debate by running an ad Sunday that he says raises questions about what happened at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.

In the ad, published Sunday in the Journal Sentinel, Eulberg poses questions about the January 6 riot. One example: "Ask yourself before voting: Why was the Capitol Police ORDERED NOT TO use tear gas on January 6, 2021?"

The move by the diamond store echoes what Penzeys Spices has done on the other side of the political spectrum, which is to embed the political views of owners in their advertising and online presence

The Robert Haack ad makes no mention of the House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack. The committee interviewed more than 1,000 people and published an 845 page report on the attack, blaming former President Donald Trump for lying about losing the 2020 election.

Trump was impeached for his actions on that day, however he was not removed from office.

PolitiFact in 2021 called numerous statements about the Capitol riot the Lie of the Year.

The PolitiFact article states: "The events of Jan. 6 were widely broadcast on that day and many days afterward, allowing the public to see for itself exactly what happened. The body of evidence includes direct video documentation and many eyewitness accounts. So efforts to downplay and deny what happened are an attempt to brazenly recast reality itself."

One person was killed by police during the siege, and in the days after, two died of heart attacks, and one died of a drug overdose, according to Factcheck.org.

About 175 police officers were injured and four officers committed suicide after the attack.

Federal prosecutors have charged more than 1,000 people with participating in the riot, and arrests continue.

Eulberg said he believes it is wrong to blame Trump for the attack.

Although Robert Haack Diamonds is the name of the company on the ad, Eulberg says the message is coming from him. 

“This is stuff that’s been bugging me," he said.

Eulberg indicated he plans to run additional ads in advance of the the Nov. 5 election.

"All I'm going to be doing is running a series of questions of 'why?'" Eulberg said.

“Penzeys Spices, they can voice their opinion on political stuff, I guess I can too,” Eulberg said. “It basically opens up the conversation, that’s all I’m trying to do.”  

Eulberg believes that-those who hurt people or did damage should be punished.

“The people that went in and hurt anybody, 100% they need to be punished,” Eulberg said. “I’m not condoning what happened on January 6^th whole-heartedly, it’s disgusting."

USA Today has published fact check round ups about the events of January 6 on the anniversary of the riot, in 2023 and in 2024.

From: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/politics/2024/09/22/robert-haack-diamonds-owner-raises-questions-about-jan-6-capitol-riot/75307586007/?tbref=hp

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