This explains many things in Wisconsin.
Experts Declare Wisconsin 'Drunkest' State in America
Experts Declare Wisconsin 'Drunkest' State in America
The Wisconsin Audit
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Wisconsin Republicans won a supermajority in the state senate on Tuesday, giving them the necessary votes to impeach statewide officials, including the state’s Democratic governor and potentially state supreme court justices.
So Trump will be installed as President now?
If you have nothing to hide, audits should not faze you. Just like the IRS audits, if you got your ducks lined in a row, you can prove all the deductions you claim. In like manner, if you cheated on your tax return, you have to swallow your bitter pill and just pay the tax bill plus interest and penalties on top of it. As the Arizona audit has revealed despite, Katie Hobbs and the RINOs spending huge sums in the tens of millions to oppose it, there were multiple irregularities that affected the results of the November 8, 2020. That is even without the audit of the election machines which Katie Hobbs and RINOs refused to grant. Again, what are they hiding? The 2000 Mules movie also, showed the massive ballot harvesting engaged in by the Democrats, all recorded in multiple security camera videos. That happened in multiple states and the ballots affected numbered hundreds of thousands. Yet, no investigation of it undertaken?
Just like due legal process when a grand jury of peers has decided there is a case to answer. You don't complain, just follow the system.
If they go ahead with this with the only reason being is they lost another election I will blow a gasket. I have all ready called the Wisconsin HQ and expressed my opinion on this topic. I am not a fan of the woman that won, but the clown they ended up with to run against her is now a 2 time loser, and this time he really got his ass kicked.
He was right about the campaign being horrible and offensive, the part he missed is that both sides threw out blatant lies about the other candidate. So much so, that the local paper, The Urinal Sentinel, a liberal biased paper, even documented the falsehood in some of her ads. Then again so did he and his ads.
Don't get me started on the 10's of millions in out of state money thrown into the state to promote the lies. B.S.
I was waiting for him to put out that the election was fixed, thank God at least so far he hasn't fallen for that mindless stupidity.
So how did all these audits work out?
The MAGA GOP clowns in Wisconsin become more laughable every week.
Wisconsin judge rules that GOP-controlled Senate's vote to fire top elections official had no effect
https://news.yahoo.com/wisconsin-judge-rules-gop-controlled-215855916.html
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A vote by the Republican-controlled Wisconsin Senate last month to fire the state's nonpartisan top elections official had no legal effect, and lawmakers are barred from ousting her while a lawsuit plays out, a Dane County judge ruled on Friday.
Administrator Meagan Wolfe will continue serving as head of the Wisconsin Elections Commission pending a decision on whether elections commissioners are legally required to appoint someone for the Senate to confirm, Judge Ann Peacock said.
Senate Republicans voted in September to fire Wolfe, despite objections from Democrats and the Legislature's own nonpartisan attorneys, who said the Senate didn't have the authority to vote at that time.
Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul sued to challenge that vote, and in court filings earlier this month, Republican legislative leaders changed course and claimed their vote to fire Wolfe was merely “symbolic” and had no legal effect. They also asked Peacock to order the elections commission to appoint an administrator for the Senate to vote on.
“This injunction provides needed certainty and should resolve any confusion resulting from the Legislature’s actions,” Kaul said in a statement.
An attorney representing GOP legislative leaders in the lawsuit did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment on Friday.
The bipartisan elections commission deadlocked in June on a vote to reappoint Wolfe. The three Republican commissioners voted in favor, but the three Democrats abstained to block the nomination from going before the Senate. Actions by the commission require a four-vote majority.
GOP lawmakers have accused the Democratic elections commissioners of neglecting their duty by not voting, and the Senate retaliated by rejecting confirmation for Democratic Commissioner Joseph Czarnezki this month, effectively firing him. But Democrats argue the commission is not required to make an appointment and that Wolfe can stay in office indefinitely as a holdover under a recent Supreme Court ruling that Republicans have used to maintain control of policy boards.
Wolfe has been the subject of conspiracy theories and targeted by threats from election skeptics who falsely claim she was part of a plot to rig the 2020 vote in favor of President Joe Biden. Biden defeated Donald Trump in 2020 by nearly 21,000 votes in Wisconsin, an outcome that has withstood two partial recounts, a nonpartisan audit, a conservative law firm’s review, and multiple state and federal lawsuits.
The fight over who will run the battleground state's elections agency has caused instability ahead of the 2024 presidential race for Wisconsin's more than 1,800 local clerks who actually run elections. Peacock said her order on Friday would maintain the status quo.
“I agree with WEC that the public expects stability in its elections system and this injunction will provide stability pending the Court’s final decision,” she wrote.
Wisconsin judge rules that GOP-controlled Senate's vote to fire top elections official had no effect
https://news.yahoo.com/wisconsin-judge-rules-gop-controlled-215855916.html
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A vote by the Republican-controlled Wisconsin Senate last month to fire the state's nonpartisan top elections official had no legal effect, and lawmakers are barred from ousting her while a lawsuit plays out, a Dane County judge ruled on Friday.
Administrator Meagan Wolfe will continue serving as head of the Wisconsin Elections Commission pending a decision on whether elections commissioners are legally required to appoint someone for the Senate to confirm, Judge Ann Peacock said.
Senate Republicans voted in September to fire Wolfe, despite objections from Democrats and the Legislature's own nonpartisan attorneys, who said the Senate didn't have the authority to vote at that time.
Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul sued to challenge that vote, and in court filings earlier this month, Republican legislative leaders changed course and claimed their vote to fire Wolfe was merely “symbolic” and had no legal effect. They also asked Peacock to order the elections commission to appoint an administrator for the Senate to vote on.
“This injunction provides needed certainty and should resolve any confusion resulting from the Legislature’s actions,” Kaul said in a statement.
An attorney representing GOP legislative leaders in the lawsuit did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment on Friday.
The bipartisan elections commission deadlocked in June on a vote to reappoint Wolfe. The three Republican commissioners voted in favor, but the three Democrats abstained to block the nomination from going before the Senate. Actions by the commission require a four-vote majority.
GOP lawmakers have accused the Democratic elections commissioners of neglecting their duty by not voting, and the Senate retaliated by rejecting confirmation for Democratic Commissioner Joseph Czarnezki this month, effectively firing him. But Democrats argue the commission is not required to make an appointment and that Wolfe can stay in office indefinitely as a holdover under a recent Supreme Court ruling that Republicans have used to maintain control of policy boards.
Wolfe has been the subject of conspiracy theories and targeted by threats from election skeptics who falsely claim she was part of a plot to rig the 2020 vote in favor of President Joe Biden. Biden defeated Donald Trump in 2020 by nearly 21,000 votes in Wisconsin, an outcome that has withstood two partial recounts, a nonpartisan audit, a conservative law firm’s review, and multiple state and federal lawsuits.
The fight over who will run the battleground state's elections agency has caused instability ahead of the 2024 presidential race for Wisconsin's more than 1,800 local clerks who actually run elections. Peacock said her order on Friday would maintain the status quo.
“I agree with WEC that the public expects stability in its elections system and this injunction will provide stability pending the Court’s final decision,” she wrote.
Audits weren't allowed to be conducted anywhere but Arizona. In that state's audit, a plethora of anomalies and fraud were uncovered but disregarded by the dishonest media.