All Democrats need to go to their homes, lock the door behind them, and sit quietly in a corner facing the wall. The last thing they should do is open their mouths or post anything on social media. The best advice for Democrats and those on the far left was given by Maurice Switzer in 1907 when she wrote the earliest documented version of the quote, "It is better to remain silent at the risk of being thought a fool, than to talk and remove all doubt of it.”

In a social media post that has since been deleted, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin welcomed National Dairy Month with an image of blue skies and two bulls. Many have pointed out that you can’t milk a bull, with some reminding them to pity the fool who tries.

This is the same party that calls mothers “birthing people” or “inseminated persons,” and mounts tampon dispensers in men's and boys' restrooms.

Rep. Tom Tiffany, a Republican representing Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, who is running for governor of the state, posted on X:

“I regret to inform @WisDems that you cannot milk a bull,” But considering they think men can get pregnant, I guess thinking you can milk a bull tracks too.”

Tiffany has some insight into the matter. He grew up milking cows on his Wisconsin family farm.

The Democrats deleted their original post and replaced it with a new one showing two dairy cows dreaming of bulls who had become steaks. With the caption:

“We regret that our Dairy Month tweet contained an error. We have "taken care" of the issue, if you catch our drift.”

The new post prompted former state Republican lawmaker Adam Jarchow to post on X:

“Wisconsin Dems are so out-of-touch that they actually tweeted a pic of bulls for dairy month. I mean, it’s also pride month, so I guess they were gender-confused about the cattle too.”

Wisconsin's Democrats seem to lack a genuine understanding of the average family farmer and show little interest in their concerns. In fact, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin has found considerable success in statewide elections over the past decade by neglecting the interests of rural residents. Instead, they have focused primarily on the "woke" and progressive populations in the state's urban centers, such as Milwaukee and Madison.

The good folks at The Heartland Post wrote:

“This is the same political party whose leaders have spent years insisting that biological sex is little more than a social construct and pushing policies that allow men to compete in women’s sports.”

Tony Evers, the state’s two-term governor, is a leftist zombie who was created in the liberal lab of public-school hypocrisy.

Evers presented Clearinghouse Rule 25-004, which redefines "pregnant women" as "pregnant persons" in a forced administrative rule. This change swaps "Pregnant woman" for "pregnant member(s)."

Last year, Evers proposed changes to Wisconsin's statutes to refer to mothers as "inseminated persons" or "the parent who gave birth to the child." However, this proposal was removed from the budget by the majority of Republicans in the legislature, leading to Wisconsin becoming the subject of numerous jokes.

Dads didn’t escape Ever’s lunacy either. The term “father” was replaced with “other parent.”

This is the fifth column that I have written concerning the “woke agenda that was infiltrating Wisconsin politics and the educational system.

In 2023, I wrote a column warning voters not to elect Janet Protasiewicz to the state’s Supreme Court. The column titled, “Don’t Do It, Wisconsin, Janet Protasiewicz Is A Plague That Your State Doesn’t Need.” Fell on deaf ears, and her election gave liberals a 4-3 advantage.

After she was elected, I wrote a follow-up titled “You Were Warned, Wisconsin, Protasiewicz Is Already Up To No Gouda.”

Last year, I wrote two columns, “Wisconsin, Where Education Goes To Die,” and “There’s A Reason Wisconsin Voters Wear Cheese With Holes On Their Heads.”

Sadly, Wisconsin has continued down the black hole of wokeism. In November, the state has an opportunity to change its trajectory and return to the world of rational thought.

The Democrats in your state are so out of touch the think you can milk a bull. Let that sink in when you vote in November. If you do vote for another Democratic Governor, it will be an “udder” disaster.

Milt Harris——Bio and Archives

Milt spent thirty years as a sales and operations manager for an international manufacturing company. He is also a four-time published author on a variety of subjects. Now, he spends most of his time researching and writing about conservative politics and liberal folly.