“All politics is local”
—or in this case, consanguine, as a GOPster running for the chance to take on Wisconsin Senator Baldwin learns that his parents have opened their checkbook for the dyke:
(The frau and I will be attending a fundraiser for the candidate—Baldwin, I mean, and not Nicholson, ha-ha—in the Berkeley hills next week.)
cordially,
“My parents have since turned their back on me, my wife, their grandchildren, and their extended family,” Nicholson, who entered the GOP primary in July 2017, wrote in the editorial.I’m thinking there could be some awkward moments at Thanksgiving this year.
He pointed to his parents' donation as a “representation of the intolerance” in the Democratic Party.
“Adding to this, they decided to make the maximum contribution to my Democrat opponent in my campaign for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin, an intentional personal blow that made headlines across the country,” Nicholson said. “It was deliberate – and it is a true representation of the intolerance of a political philosophy that stands on the false platform of tolerance.”
(The frau and I will be attending a fundraiser for the candidate—Baldwin, I mean, and not Nicholson, ha-ha—in the Berkeley hills next week.)
cordially,
