“The letter of March 22, 2019 from Governor Evers to Jeff Renk, Chief Clerk of the Wisconsin Senate, was of no legal effect and will remain so for the duration of this appeal.”
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The 2019 election will still go down in the record books as one of the most closely decided races for the office in Wisconsin Supreme Court history.
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Somebody in the Neubauer camp will figure out they lost, too, but they’ll still raise money to pay for a recount. But, believe it or not, there were other winners and losers Tuesday night.
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There’s no question that a Wisconsin Supreme Court full of judicial activists would send Wisconsin back generations, chipping away – or flat out reversing – a number of conservative priorities and Walker reforms.
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We sincerely hope Marquette University learns from its mistakes and takes the utmost care at preserving free speech on campus. Unfortunately, the response today from Marquette gives us some pause.
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For young women concentrated on Wisconsin’s college campuses, mustering the courage to be open about their conservative beliefs can be daunting.
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What Dallet has failed to note is that the politically motivated John Doe investigations – which were little more than political spying operations on dozens of Wisconsin right-of-center groups – were declared unconstitutional for a reason.
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In Tuesday’s Wisconsin Supreme Court Election primary, Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock and Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Rebecca Dallet advanced to the general election in April.
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It’s time for the annual predictions from RightWisconsin’s favorite pundits. As that wise political scientist Yoda once said, “Difficult to see. Always in motion is the future.”
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Throughout the campaign, Burns has made little secret he will be an liberal ideologue if he were to get on the state’s highest court.
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