March 28,2025 – West Bend, Wi – Vote for COMMON SENSE on April 1, 2025. No, it’s not a joke either! These elections aren’t about who is conservative or liberal, Republican or Democrat. They are really about common sense.
John Donaldson has advocated for just that the last three years on the West Bend School Board. He has fought against administration and other board members who lack such an important trait, common sense. Board members like June Kruger, Kelly Lang, and Chad Tamez see no problem with putting wildly inappropriate books in front of minor aged children. Even though John has been outnumbered, he has been relentless in his efforts to be the voice of common sense this district needs. I urge you to ONLY vote for John Donaldson on April 1st.
My support goes to Brad Schimel for Wisconsin Supreme Court. After meeting him a few times and getting to know him, he’s a Wisconsinite no different than you and I. He wants the best for us folks who were our tails off trying to make a living. Act 10 MUST remain, otherwise the taxpayers will pay the price, literally.
Lastly, I ask you write in Adrianne Melby for State Superintendent of DPI. She is a dedicated mother who has the common sense for the position. No DEI, increase standards, and be a champion for school choice. Jill Underly has failed this state by lowering standards.
Please vote for these COMMON SENSE candidates April 1st!
Bill Schulz
West Bend, WI
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