Judge Susan Crawford

It doesn't sound like this judge who the DOJ is arguing with today about the deportation flights. He wants to know why the proclamation was signed in the dark, his words, and why people were rushed on to planes.

It doesn't sound like this judge who the DOJ is arguing with today about the deportation flights. He wants to know why the proclamation was signed in the dark, his words, and why people were rushed on to planes.

Well, it's not because he cares about Wisconsin. I'll put it that way. He doesn't, you know, I don't think he's ever been here. I don't think he really knows who he's running these ads against. You know, the first ad that they put out against me had a picture of a different Susan Crawford in it that they, I guess, had found on Google. So I think he's doing it for a

Well, it's not because he cares about Wisconsin. I'll put it that way. He doesn't, you know, I don't think he's ever been here. I don't think he really knows who he's running these ads against. You know, the first ad that they put out against me had a picture of a different Susan Crawford in it that they, I guess, had found on Google. So I think he's doing it for a

Well, it's not because he cares about Wisconsin. I'll put it that way. He doesn't, you know, I don't think he's ever been here. I don't think he really knows who he's running these ads against. You know, the first ad that they put out against me had a picture of a different Susan Crawford in it that they, I guess, had found on Google. So I think he's doing it for a

And he's been pretty open about it. He's got paid canvassers going door to door in Wisconsin with flyers that say protect the Trump agenda. So nakedly partisan reason. And then also, I think Elon Musk is watching out for his own backside. You know, Tesla just filed a lawsuit in Wisconsin to try to

And he's been pretty open about it. He's got paid canvassers going door to door in Wisconsin with flyers that say protect the Trump agenda. So nakedly partisan reason. And then also, I think Elon Musk is watching out for his own backside. You know, Tesla just filed a lawsuit in Wisconsin to try to

And he's been pretty open about it. He's got paid canvassers going door to door in Wisconsin with flyers that say protect the Trump agenda. So nakedly partisan reason. And then also, I think Elon Musk is watching out for his own backside. You know, Tesla just filed a lawsuit in Wisconsin to try to

throw out a decision by Wisconsin licensors saying that they could not open dealerships to sell vehicles directly to consumers in Wisconsin. There's just a state law that doesn't allow that. So he's got a personal stake in Wisconsin courts. And I think he thinks he can buy himself a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

throw out a decision by Wisconsin licensors saying that they could not open dealerships to sell vehicles directly to consumers in Wisconsin. There's just a state law that doesn't allow that. So he's got a personal stake in Wisconsin courts. And I think he thinks he can buy himself a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

throw out a decision by Wisconsin licensors saying that they could not open dealerships to sell vehicles directly to consumers in Wisconsin. There's just a state law that doesn't allow that. So he's got a personal stake in Wisconsin courts. And I think he thinks he can buy himself a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Yeah, well, Brad Schimel, depending on what group he's talking to, because he says different things to different groups, but he just said the other day when he was speaking to one of these turning point groups, far-right conservative groups, that he wants to be part of a support network for Donald Trump. So if he ends up on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, he's going to bring a far-right agenda.

Yeah, well, Brad Schimel, depending on what group he's talking to, because he says different things to different groups, but he just said the other day when he was speaking to one of these turning point groups, far-right conservative groups, that he wants to be part of a support network for Donald Trump. So if he ends up on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, he's going to bring a far-right agenda.

Yeah, well, Brad Schimel, depending on what group he's talking to, because he says different things to different groups, but he just said the other day when he was speaking to one of these turning point groups, far-right conservative groups, that he wants to be part of a support network for Donald Trump. So if he ends up on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, he's going to bring a far-right agenda.

He'll lock in a very conservative majority on the Supreme Court. And honestly, I think he's the most extreme candidate to ever run for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. So any cases involving... The rights of Wisconsinites, things like reproductive health care, access to health insurance coverage, protection of the environment, protection of public safety.

He'll lock in a very conservative majority on the Supreme Court. And honestly, I think he's the most extreme candidate to ever run for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. So any cases involving... The rights of Wisconsinites, things like reproductive health care, access to health insurance coverage, protection of the environment, protection of public safety.

He'll lock in a very conservative majority on the Supreme Court. And honestly, I think he's the most extreme candidate to ever run for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. So any cases involving... The rights of Wisconsinites, things like reproductive health care, access to health insurance coverage, protection of the environment, protection of public safety.

I think those go by the wayside because Brad Schimel has always been about protecting the big money special interests. That was what he was like as a Republican attorney general, you know, rubber stamping Governor Scott Walker's agenda and going out actually around the country, trying to eliminate abortion rights for people, not even right here in Wisconsin, but people all over the country.

I think those go by the wayside because Brad Schimel has always been about protecting the big money special interests. That was what he was like as a Republican attorney general, you know, rubber stamping Governor Scott Walker's agenda and going out actually around the country, trying to eliminate abortion rights for people, not even right here in Wisconsin, but people all over the country.

I think those go by the wayside because Brad Schimel has always been about protecting the big money special interests. That was what he was like as a Republican attorney general, you know, rubber stamping Governor Scott Walker's agenda and going out actually around the country, trying to eliminate abortion rights for people, not even right here in Wisconsin, but people all over the country.