Organized, Motivated, Mobilized

  Oh, the difference some organization, motivation and mobilization can make!  For at least the last decade in our state, liberal progressives have made significant inroads into school boards, city councils, town and village boards and county boards across our state. Usually just didn’t see it coming — and often weren’t aware of it or didn’t even recognize it until they woke up one morning and realized their community looked different.

   Perhaps it was a sexual-orientation/gender identity anti-discrimination ordinance in the community or in the school district — or both. Maybe it was diversity or inclusion resolution or a ban on conversion therapy or a license for a sexually oriented business or a sex ed course that was far from being abstinence-centered or churches being singled out to be closed down and even drive-in services prohibited while liquor stores and other places of businesses faced no such restrictions.

   These things and more have happened as liberals got organized, motivated and mobilized — in particular after Scott Walker became governor and conservatives became the majority party in both the state senate and the assembly.  Liberals knew their plans to advance their dangerous agenda at the state level had been derailed.

   But one thing liberals never do is quit. When they lose, they don’t go home. They regroup, rethink, get rec ...