Mayor Bogdala Returns to Conservative Roots at GOP Gathering: “The Best Is Yet to Come”

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Kenosha, Wis. — After more than a decade away from formal Republican Party gatherings, Kenosha Mayor David Bogdala made a highly anticipated return to his political roots Wednesday night at the Republican Party of Kenosha County’s “Pints and Politics” event.

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Bogdala, a former sergeant-at-arms for the county GOP, was greeted with applause and handshakes from dozens of enthusiastic Republicans who praised his leadership and his historic 2024 win over liberal challenger Lydia Spottswood. Brian Gonzales, the party’s current sergeant-at-arms, introduced Bogdala as “the City’s first conservative mayor in history.”

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“Thank you, Brian. I don’t know how it’s going being mayor—you tell me. I work for you,” Bogdala said, opening with a blend of humor and humility. He promised transparency, accessibility, and a continued focus on public safety.

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A Conservative Platform in City Hall

Bogdala used his appearance to share key highlights from his first year in office, pointing to a 13% drop in crime, increased code enforcement, and what he called “nation-leading” EMS response times. He emphasized that none of these improvements would be possible without the dedication of police officers, firefighters, and other frontline city staff.

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He also discussed Kenosha’s partnerships with major employers like Uline and Microsoft and hailed new housing initiatives and redevelopment of the city’s downtown and uptown areas. One example: a $450 million private investment expected to reshape the downtown skyline.

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Calling 2020 What It Was

One attendee asked why the mayor, in describing redevelopment efforts, had referred to the aftermath of the 2020 unrest in vague terms. “It was a riot,” Bogdala responded without hesitation. “I don’t mince words with that. I didn’t at the time.”

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Police Support and Facebook Policy

Another citizen asked Bogdala why the city’s official social media pages—unlike his personal ones—do not allow public comments.

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“That was my decision,” he said. “Social media can be a great tool, but it’s also a cesspool. I don’t think it’s valuable to allow public comments on city-run pages because it derails conversations and adds unnecessary toxicity.”

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However, Bogdala drew a distinction between City Hall accounts and the Kenosha Police Department’s Facebook page, where comments are allowed. He admitted that, personally, he wouldn’t have permitted comments there either, but chose not to reverse that long-standing policy.

“If I had my way, I wouldn’t have allowed it on the police department’s page either—but it’s already there, it’s going, and I’m not going to change the policy for that,” he said.

Bogdala stressed that he remains personally accessible to anyone who wants to share concerns or criticisms. “If you can’t find me, I don’t know how to help you,” he said. “I’m at almost every event across this city.”

Endorsement Controversy Addressed

Bogdala was also pressed on his past endorsement of Democrat Peter Barca for Congress—an eyebrow-raiser for many conservatives in the room.

He defended the decision by emphasizing personal loyalty and effectiveness. “There are things I disagree with Peter on, but when I needed something as an alderman, he always got back to me,” Bogdala said. “For me, it’s about who picks up the phone.”

He added, “That doesn’t mean I don’t like [Congressman] Bryan [Steil]. I’ve talked to him before and since. We’re in a good place.”

A Homecoming for a Conservative Mayor

Bogdala’s appearance at “Pints and Politics” felt like a homecoming. Though his office is officially nonpartisan, the mayor made it clear he has not forgotten his conservative foundation.

He closed the night by thanking the crowd, saying: “This city has a lot of things going for it. But as I said in our State of the City address—the best is yet to come.”

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    1. Can you please define conservative so I can better understand your position? Even within the conservative sphere, there are many definitions.

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  1. Wow, Kevin. Could you kiss his ass any more? No “conservative “ would EVER endorse Peter Barca.His “friends” comment is very telling as well as disturbing.

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    1. If you’re the Mayor “ Friend” you can get away with anything! He can’t even run his neighborhood.
      I’ve been harassed for years by his “friends”. I have Proof the son has ties to the police. Thank God for a female cop. That finally got the truth.
      The Mayor said he want get involved.
      Im one woman being Gang-stalked by a group of Narcissists and Psychopaths!
      He gets them positions. Now one group of bullies works at the public market. While the Mayor thinks it’s okay!
      I have proof to back up everything I’m saying! The truth will get out!

      1. The other group across the street has lied on me so much. Doing the smear campaign. Has ruined my reputation.
        Says I stalk her, that’s been proven false.
        The Mayor says his friends are “crazy. Then why would you allow her, and husband to hurt others?
        Continue to make up false allegations?
        I had two family members dying this family was calling trying to get me arrested on false allegations.
        No empathy! Why would you want them to loose their guardian! Your “ EVIL” that’s why!
        No one with a heart, love with do that. Especially when you know your lying!
        I’ve been bullied so much after their my family passed, which I was the sole caregiver of and my disabled son.
        Then the other neighbors makes up a fake fight took out the tow truck driver and the son threaten my life. Of course the judge let him get away with it!
        I see why his friends were young police officers which he knew.
        Then they lied and called the detectives on me. Like I’m looking at children.
        Knowing I have disabled son I would loose him.
        Thank God the detectives were very Professional, very understanding that saw through their BS.
        Then there’s the other house where the lawyer stays. That they’re attorney.
        That helps them in their bullying.

        By the way I told the officer they were selling drugs. The officer goes and tells them. Said he’s not discussing that.
        Guess who gets stop in Racine for being reckless with an officer? With drugs.

        It’s on his body camera, and mines too.
        This is just some things my evil neighbors have done.
        It’s sad when my family is in every division in the Army has fought for this country and two police officers. I’ve always been a law abiding citizen.
        Now the real criminals get believed over me?
        Like I said I’ll be forever grateful for two young ladies and one Supervisor.
        The young woman officer, my neighbors was so crazy they had to call backup. They all came around her. Screaming, not listening. The one house has been accused by other people for harassing them. Of course they didn’t win either one is a 71 year old woman that alone.
        This needs to stop! Mayor please stop your friends!
        No one deserves to leave like this! This is not fair! Always in fear!
        While his friends call victim! Of course I’m the “ Angry WOC!
        Stop protecting Narcissists and psychopaths, that’s delusional! They believe their own lies!
        Then try to copy you. This has been hell!
        When you’re telling lies! Remember it’s always the TRUTH!
        Leave people alone! You’re a bunch of weak cowardly men that picks on 1 woman. It takes a big group! Truly sad!
        Thanking real Republicans, and Real God fearing people! We don’t go for injustice!
        President Trump talked about making this a crime smearing, and lying on people’s names!

  2. Conservative!! Hahahahaha. It doesn’t matter anyway, that fraud John Morrissey tells him what he’s going to do anyway.

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  3. Bogdala thinks he’s very important. Above the common folk. He’s totally a Republican that has fooled the Democrats. John Morrissey with the fake college degree is also a big Republican. Both have a a Big ego…
    Then you have Bagdala wife in charge of Brookside nursing facility she also will tell you how important she is.

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  4. Can tout code enforcement but can’t replace all the sun faded street signs. Also, who’s going to go to a $450 Million development downtown when getting there is a tour through the crappiest parts of the city.

  5. Barca, really, Barca? Steil would pick up the phone, also. Lame as lame can be. He needs greater penance than that. No absolution yet.

  6. Not really sure about him being a conservative, but he saved us from having Lydia Spottswood as our Mayor , and that’s huge !

  7. Bogdala? Is this the individual who organized last year’s Pride Festival at the harbor, where the speaker repeatedly used inappropriate language, endorsed drug use, while being funded by taxpayers? Now he is seeking to become a Republican again. No more rainbow warriors? No more “happenings” affair? I’m too old for this shit

  8. Bogdala is a blow hard … he shows up for the publicity and then never follows through. He was a crappy alderman,an even worse mayor, and in general a horrible human being.

  9. I am a resident of Kenosha. My opinion of mayor Bogdala rests on one weekly utterance on WLIP’s morning show with Pete. “Go Cubs Go”. Move to Illinois if you want to spout that every week.

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