Dane County Health officials have taken down a page on their website urging residents to turn in their neighbors for violating Gov. Tony Evers’ social-distancing orders amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul’s office is seeking information from local law enforcement officials about their contacts with individuals supposedly breaking Gov. Tony Evers’ orders on sheltering at home and practicing social distancing. 

While elected officials and bureaucrats go about shutting down business, entrepreneurs and the private sector will lead America and the world out of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The coronavirus pandemic has locked us in at home and shut down everything not deemed “essential.” Apparently the Democratic National Committee thinks its political convention in July is essential. 

Former Vice President Joe Biden learned the biggest lesson from his time as President Barack Obama’s No. 2: “Never let a serious crisis to go to waste.”

Liberal elections officials in Dane and Milwaukee counties clearly overreached their authority in advising all voters that they could apply for “indefinitely confined” voting status and skip the state’s voter ID requirements, according to a memo from the non-partisan Legislative Reference Bureau. 

The economic casualties are piling up in the wake of Gov. Tony Evers’ restrictive orders shutting down business and sending workers home. 

As coronavirus cases in California topped 3,160 Wednesday, with at least 67 related deaths, the state’s higher education system’s top priority apparently was warning students and staff not to refer to the deadly pandemic as the “Chinese virus.” 

Sen. Kathy Bernier (R-Chippewa Falls) has filed a complaint with the Wisconsin Elections Commission, raising legal questions about Dane and Milwaukee counties’ unilateral decision to extend “indefinitely confined” status to all, eliminating the photo ID requirement.