Still here? All right.
Before 2018, the last time a Republican pulled less than 70% of the vote was 2006. Your stats are correct, but also over a decade out of date - a bunch has happened since then, including an entire presidential administration. With numbers that old and ignoring all the numbers after it, you can make the case that Wisconsin leans blue rather than red. And you'd be wrong.
All of this being said, I'm done fighting with you about your district. You have pride in it, and from an economic standpoint, you have every right to. However, the reason we are even having this conversation is because I said I wanted to compare AOC's district to yours. And you know what? Aside from the high cost of living in hers, they're not that different. AR-03 is doing well, but you don't have the unemployment rate of WI-02 (with a PVI score of D+18) or MN-01 (D+1, basically even). You don't have even half the median household income of CA-18 (D+23) or NJ-07 (R+3), and you're 5 points below the national average in educational attainment.
My point is this - if you're going to start bashing AOC's district, you need to recognize that yours is not appreciably better than hers in any way except cost of living. And that makes you super lucky. Imagine if your home cost four times as much. Your groceries cost twice as much. Eating out cost twice as much. Gas was 50% higher. Child care cost five times as much. And your income stayed the same.
That's the difference between your district and hers. Her people are hurting, and their problems are heavily affected by local, state, and federal legislation. So they elected someone who knows how difficult life is firsthand, hoping she'll affect change.
Unbunch your panties. Everyone is just trying to get by, and doing what they think is right in order to make things better around here. You don't agree with someone else's perspective? Cool. You do you. You treat every Democrat as a communist who hates America? You are what's wrong with this country right now, and you can go f**k yourself.