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I think you're just going to argue point-by-point literally anything I write.

What's wrong with arguing point by point?

I'm pointing out, as someone very familiar with Wisconsin, that coming onto this forum and making claims about the state

I would point out that I live in Wisconsin and have lived in Wisconsin for more than 30 years. You?

reduces its political dynamics to "deeply divided between left wing and right wing"

I don't think "reduces" is a fair characterization. My point is that although Wisconsin is a "swing" state, it often swings quite wildly, again evidenced by its two Senators for example, so purple does not imply centrist or moderate, and the superficial appearance of Wisconsin election results does not preclude it from being a hotbed of progressive politics (and/or the opposite of progressive politics).

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