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RandySF

(86,253 posts)
Mon Apr 13, 2020, 08:13 PM Apr 2020

Today's judicial election could will an IMMEDIATE impact on November.


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Dave Weigel
@daveweigel
One short-term impact of the liberal’s court win in Wisconsin will be on the fight over a purge of 200k voters. Court had been split 3-3 with a conservative joining the 2 liberals and Kelly abstaining due to this election. So there’s now a 4-3 majority against the purge.
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Today's judicial election could will an IMMEDIATE impact on November. (Original Post) RandySF Apr 2020 OP
That is fascinating! idziak4ever1234 Apr 2020 #1
K&R Blue Owl Apr 2020 #2
I bet it has shit-head shite4brains shaking his in shoes... and Cha Apr 2020 #3
Yup. ...nt 2naSalit Apr 2020 #5
Good news. That's what I was hoping for. ...nt 2naSalit Apr 2020 #4

Cha

(320,590 posts)
3. I bet it has shit-head shite4brains shaking his in shoes... and
Mon Apr 13, 2020, 08:26 PM
Apr 2020

all his little slugs.

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