Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Reporter Appears To Be Preparing “Hit Piece” On Kenosha County DA Xavier Solis, Records Show

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KENOSHA COUNTY, Wis. — Kenosha County Eye has obtained a sweeping public-records request submitted by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel liberal activist "reporter" Quinn Clark to the Kenosha County District Attorney’s Office. Clark’s request focuses heavily on immigration enforcement, ICE notifications, and prosecution strategies under District Attorney Xavier Solis — Kenosha County’s first Republican DA in roughly 100 years — suggesting the Journal Sentinel may be preparing an attack article against Kenosha County’s conservative approach to public safety.

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  1. If Kenosha get a reputation for being hard on crime it deters people. Slap on the wrist invites everyone and their cousin to give it a shot because there will be no jail time risk!

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    1. Absolutely true, BUT the very liberal Milwaukee TV “news” stations are watched by a lot of sheep and once the hit piece is written, the stations will all follow in line and join in on the attack of the only DA in SE Wisconsin that is actually doing what he is supposed to.

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  2. She also authored this lovely collection of articles to name a few:

    “What happens to Wisconsin’s free online library BadgerLink if Trump cuts funding?”
    “How to report someone for fireworks”
    A post about Head Start not getting funding due to Trump
    New protections for LGBT students in Wisconsin
    “Police won’t give up his son’s body camera after an arrest”
    “These homes are available for $7,000 a night or more during the RNC. They’re also unlicensed.”
    A post highlighting an MPD officer’s misconduct
    “Wisconsin’s LGBTQ+ community mourns death of drag performer Tempest Heat”

    Probably many more annoyingly pointless posts too, but I got depressed after 2 minutes of reading her post history. Some bullshit about “What if the store won’t take my return back” and the like. Probably says call the cops even though she rags on them. She should take her post-graduation enthusiasm and anti-Americanism and pack it up… California or Illinois would love her.

    Typical Liberal checkboxes. So much for factual unbiased reporting. This is why people hate old school media.

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    1. The one I can agree with is reporting people terrorizing neighborhoods with illegal fireworks.
      How that’s not a felony, I don’t know.

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  3. No doubt anything Ms. Clark authors is likely wasted due to Dem-Lib 3rd grade level reading comprehension.
    Upside is Ms. Clark is unlikely to ever have a child that would be tragically ruined by her life choices.

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  4. If this journalist actually makes a article/listing of examples of Solis being effective by putting criminals behind bars, I am pretty certain that Solis will be able make pretty good use of it when he runs again for District Attorney. Solis may want to buy a thank you card for Clark and a bottle of wine; that is if she is able to drink legally.

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  5. If people actually read and took the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel seriously, this would be very upsetting for the DA.

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    1. So glad we have Xavier Solis as DA in Kenosha. He has a conscience and punishes offenders. So sick of these weak liberal DA’S and judges and commissioners! Go Xavier!

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  6. We can continue to support out Kenosha city and county officials who carry out their duties to protect legal citizens, and their constituents. Fortunately, we do not have businesses moving out because of excessive retail theft and lack of protection from LE agencies, as Milwaukee does.

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  7. Pulitzer Prize winning material…..

    “Can you legally own a tiger, wallaby, or other wild pet in Wisconsin?”
    Quinn Clark
    Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
    Oct. 30, 2025, 5:09 a.m. CT

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    1. The real question is: How much was she paid for this task, and who is feeding her the information? We will uncover the puppeteer behind it all—I’m almost certain we already know who it is. Now that we finally have a competent DA who, unlike his predecessor, takes his responsibilities seriously, we won’t let him be pushed aside without standing our ground. It’s time to bring what’s going on to the attention of the big leagues.

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  8. The people of this county voted for a Republican DA, a decision that clearly unsettles many in this blue state. Following the Minnesota Somali scandal, the federal government will undoubtedly launch investigations in other states, including ours. Let’s see just how groundbreaking this young journalist’s report proves to be as they begin exposing the corruption rampant in Milwaukee and Madison —scandals that the Democratic media has deliberately ignored.

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  9. Kenosha DA office has a history. Read my new book, Domestic Terrorism: USA vs Veterans and the First Amendment, Dr. KC Tennant
    I grew up in Kenosha, very beautiful times. When I returned last, stood on my family homes back deck, the uptown,… My City was gone.

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