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14 minutes ago, racer254 said:

I see at least one "fence rider" showed his true colors.....right C2C.  You are a democrat at heart.

are you clinical level stupid?

told you in fall abortion was on the ballot and would continue to remain on the ballot in our state until it's 'fixed' 

here we are ...

 

didn't see any out of state plates at our poling location... but I did see several young women there, including a group of h/s senior girls who are friends of my daughters voting.  all of which are top shelf students and athletes.

world is changing around you pal... you'd best learn to roll with the punches.

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6 minutes ago, Badger** said:

If going to call one leader out I would call them both out. 9_9  This BUD's for you.:thumbsup:

 

 

Trump is a piece of shit and unfit for office, Biden is incompetent and is only in office because of Trump.

If that's not clear enough for you...

https://www.freedomsledder.com/index.php?/topic/56158-biden-and-trump-are-too-fng-old-to-serve-as-potus/

https://www.freedomsledder.com/index.php?/topic/57002-asa-hutchinson-vs-joe-manchin-for-potus/

 

 

 

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25 minutes ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

are you clinical level stupid?

told you in fall abortion was on the ballot and would continue to remain on the ballot in our state until it's 'fixed' 

here we are ...

 

didn't see any out of state plates at our poling location... but I did see several young women there, including a group of h/s senior girls who are friends of my daughters voting.  all of which are top shelf students and athletes.

world is changing around you pal... you'd best learn to roll with the punches.

LOL.  Democrats had time to fix and make all the abortion laws they wanted for 40 years, this is nothing more than political fodder as they really don't want to fix it.  That way they can convince liberals that "abortion" is what the NEXT election is about.  Some day, maybe people like you will wake up and realize how they use you to play this game.  Until then, you can keep being played.

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1 minute ago, racer254 said:

LOL.  Democrats had time to fix and make all the abortion laws they wanted for 40 years, this is nothing more than political fodder as they really don't want to fix it.  That way they can convince liberals that "abortion" is what the NEXT election is about.  Some day, maybe people like you will wake up and realize how they use you to play this game.  Until then, you can keep being played.

Otb, told you before I agreed with you on this

The problem for republicans running for office is what SCOTUS did in fact do 

Your brand is damaged and you can't grasp it

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6 hours ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

Trump is a piece of shit and unfit for office, Biden is incompetent and is only in office because of Trump.

If that's not clear enough for you...

https://www.freedomsledder.com/index.php?/topic/56158-biden-and-trump-are-too-fng-old-to-serve-as-potus/

https://www.freedomsledder.com/index.php?/topic/57002-asa-hutchinson-vs-joe-manchin-for-potus/

 

 

 

Wrong... You are the sheep that is in love with the establishment,, The DC swamp.    

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On 4/3/2023 at 10:45 PM, racer254 said:

Not true.

BTW Utah today.  Can anyone explain it other than the simple fact that they are around because of election time.  Come next week, I bet it will be back to only neighboring states.

Rofl.  Best part is the rental my wife just drove through WI had Utah plates.  You seriously can't be dumb enough to think that the people all visiting WI are there for political reasons. We know that people who like trump over every other Republican are way less gifted intellectually but lord you are dumb as fuck.  Perhaps you should pray for a brain.

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2 minutes ago, Deephaven said:

Rofl.  Best part is the rental my wife just drove through WI had Utah plates.  You seriously can't be dumb enough to think that the people all visiting WI are there for political reasons. We know that people who like trump over every other Republican are way less gifted intellectually but lord you are dumb as fuck.  Perhaps you should pray for a brain.

You’re dumb for asking that. 

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1 hour ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Earn $250 for voting for the Democrat.

Pretty sure this is illegal.

 

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No, they have been doing this since the Tweed Administration.....

Typical Democratic get the vote out practice.... Taken a step further.

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The democrats won the "non-partisan" election for judge.  Which is ok only to the degree that the entire abortion issue needs to go away and is the last thing this state, or nation, needs to be preoccupied with.  As a nation we have an economy on the brink of collapse, a banking system that is on the brink of collapse but lets focus on something that should never have become an issue in the first place.  Taking away any rights of citizens in this day and age is just fucked up.

In other WI election news.  The republican won the election for the 8th senate district giving the republicans a super majority in the senate.  They now have the power to remove officials that are put up for impeachment by the assembly.  That means, theoretically anyway, that if judges are found to be embroiled in partisan decision making they can be impeached (including the newly elected judge) and the state senate can remove them from office.  The governor has no power to stop it.

Really the only positive outcome of this state election was that all three questions that should have been voted yes to were by a majority of WI residents.

 

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6 minutes ago, jdsky said:

The democrats won the "non-partisan" election for judge.  Which is ok only to the degree that the entire abortion issue needs to go away and is the last thing this state, or nation, needs to be preoccupied with.  As a nation we have an economy on the brink of collapse, a banking system that is on the brink of collapse but lets focus on something that should never have become an issue in the first place.  Taking away any rights of citizens in this day and age is just fucked up.

In other WI election news.  The republican won the election for the 8th senate district giving the republicans a super majority in the senate.  They now have the power to remove officials that are put up for impeachment by the assembly.  That means, theoretically anyway, that if judges are found to be embroiled in partisan decision making they can be impeached (including the newly elected judge) and the state senate can remove them from office.  The governor has no power to stop it.

Really the only positive outcome of this state election was that all three questions that should have been voted yes to were by a majority of WI residents.

 

Great post.

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NBC News

A liberal just won the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. Republicans are already talking about impeaching her.

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Adam Edelman
Wed, April 5, 2023 at 5:00 PM CDT
 
 

Janet Protasiewicz may have just won a seat on the Wisconsin state Supreme Court, flipping the ideological balance of the court to the bench’s liberal bloc for the first time in 15 years.

But if a newly elected Republican state senator gets his way, that could all come crashing down.

A GOP win in another Wisconsin race this week — the state Senate's 8th District — gave Republicans a supermajority in the chamber. With that power, Republicans there will have the ability to pursue removal proceedings of certain elected officials if the Assembly votes to impeach them.

In the closing days of his campaign, Republican Assemblyman Dan Knodl, who won that exurban state Senate district outside Milwaukee, said that he would consider impeaching Protasiewicz from her current position as a judge on the Milwaukee County Circuit Court.

Now, with Protasiewicz’s victory Tuesday, the comments quickly spurred concerns among Democrats in the state that Republicans in the Legislature would make a move against Protasiewicz's seat in the Supreme Court.

In an interview last week with WISN-TV, Knodl said that a Republican supermajority in the state Senate would give the party “more authority in the areas of oversight and accountability of elected officials and appointed officials.”

“If there are some that are out there that are corrupt, that are failing at their tasks, then we have the opportunity to hold them accountable … up to impeachment,” Knodl said.

“Janet Protasiewicz is a Circuit Court judge right now in Milwaukee, and she has failed,” he continued. Asked whether he “would support impeaching her,” Knodl replied, “I certainly would consider it.”

It remains unclear whether Knodl was referring only to her position on the Milwaukee Circuit Court, or whether he would also consider impeaching her if she won the Supreme Court race.

Spokespersons in Knodl’s state Assembly office and state Senate campaign did not respond to questions from NBC News.

Sen.-elect Dan Knodl (Dan Knodl via Facebook)
 
Sen.-elect Dan Knodl (Dan Knodl via Facebook)

Democrats, however, have expressed concerns that the remarks — as well as similar threats from other state Republicans — foretell a GOP strategy of trying to impeach statewide elected officials, including Protasiewicz, with their new Senate supermajority.

“There’s going to be a supermajority in the state Senate that will allow the legislators in control of the state Senate to do what they were threatening back in November, which is to start impeachment proceedings,” Jodi Habush Sinykin, who lost to Knodl on Tuesday, said in an interview with WISN-TV before the election.

Knodl — one of 15 Wisconsin GOP state lawmakers who urged then-Vice President Mike Pence to refuse to certify the 2020 presidential election results — narrowly won election, The Associated Press projected Wednesday morning. The seat had been left vacant after Republican incumbent Alberta Darling retired in November. Because her retirement took place after Election Day, Evers scheduled a special election.

Knodl’s win gave Republicans 22 votes in the Senate — an amount equivalent to a two-thirds majority in the chamber of 33 seats. This affords the party the ability to override vetoes from the governor, if the state Assembly also votes to do so, as well as to convict and remove officials in impeachment trials.

Under the Wisconsin Constitution, the state Assembly can impeach with a simple majority “all civil officers of this state for corrupt conduct in office, or for crimes and misdemeanors.” The Wisconsin Supreme Court has previously ruled that those civil officers include the governor, lieutenant governor and judges.

Republicans currently hold 64 of the 99 seats in the lower chamber. If the Assembly votes to impeach, the Senate can then remove that official from office with a two-thirds majority.

A spokesperson for Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, who would have to approve such proceedings in that chamber, did not immediately respond to questions from NBC News. A spokesperson for the Wisconsin Republican Party referred NBC News to recent comments from another GOP state senator who indicated that the Senate would not advance any prospective impeachment proceedings against Protasiewicz.

While the state Supreme Court and its members are both technically nonpartisan, the race between Protasiewicz, a liberal, and Dan Kelly, her conservative opponent, took on a bitter and especially partisan tone.

Throughout her campaign, Protasiewicz made it clear that her positions on many issues — most prominently abortions rights — aligned with those of the Democratic Party. She was endorsed by the Democratic abortion rights group Emily’s List, Hillary Clinton, former Attorney General Eric Holder and several other prominent Democrats.

She faced relentless criticism from Kelly and Republican officials in the state for having so prominently telegraphed her positions on political issues like abortion and the state’s gerrymandered legislative maps, as well as other hot-button topics the state Supreme Court is all but certain to decide in the coming years.

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I hope the Repugs try to impeach her.  She kicked Kelly’s ass by 10+ points and 200,000 + votes in an off cycle election set by Repugs to maximize their chances.  Young people turned out.  One reason was to support fair maps.  This is an example extreme gerrymandering as Dems need to win by 12 points to have a 50/50 senate.  Their minority senators accumulate more votes than the Repug ‘super majority’.  Repug power grabs at the expense of people they support will only serve to engage them.  

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1 hour ago, SnowRider said:

I hope the Repugs try to impeach her.  She kicked Kelly’s ass by 10+ points and 200,000 + votes in an off cycle election set by Repugs to maximize their chances.  Young people turned out.  One reason was to support fair maps.  This is an example extreme gerrymandering as Dems need to win by 12 points to have a 50/50 senate.  Their minority senators accumulate more votes than the Repug ‘super majority’.  Repug power grabs at the expense of people they support will only serve to engage them.  

Weren’t you giggling about the WI Court flipping to lefts a couple days ago? Somehow now having control is (D)IFFERENT ? 

 

:lol:

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On 4/6/2023 at 8:22 AM, ArcticCrusher said:

Earn $250 for voting for the Democrat.

Pretty sure this is illegal.

 

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Imagine that, the left is buying votes.

Soros love it.  Remember he did help the nazis in the same fashion.

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Awesome!!!  I know we will hear the lies about being paid but the truth is Repug are on the losing side of history.  When your agenda is rolling back women’s healthcare and demonizing the LGBTQIA+ community - young open-minded, intelligent, and educated people are motivated to vote.  Hope it continues so the cancer that wears red hats can be sent back to the bowels of society where you/they belong.   

 

 

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