Shaquille Brewster reports on the issues at stake in the competitive race for an open seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which could have immediate, broad policy implications for both the state and the country.
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No more white supremacy for US
Voting 🤡
No wonder the USA is utterly stuffed. Even the court system is poltiicised. The local sheriff, the DA, the judges, all voted….all ripe for corruption and political or social bias. You people need to look to the rest of the world to see exactly how crappy your system is. It's jaw dropping to think that even the highest court in the land is so blantantly politicised as the state and federal level. FMD.
Stuff them ballot boxes …..
Oh boy Democrats get to rig another election…..
Y’all still falling for the “most important election ever” line. Please don’t! Unless they’re offering something for your vote, don’t.
If it was SCOTUS, I could understand. any decisions can be overturned at SCOTUS.
I live in Wisconsin and had no idea this election was happening
As a Wisconsin resident I voted today, but why is this the first that I’ve heard about it?