Wisconsin
Related: About this forumDesperate Scott Walker Asks Appellate Court to Kill Fed Injunction Against Voter ID
Anything is possible!!
@Progress2day: Desperate Scott Walker Asks Appellate Court to Kill Fed Injunction Against Voter ID http://malcontends.blogspot.com/ #wipolitics
Aug 6, 2014
Desperate Scott Walker Asks Appellate Court to Kill Fed Injunction Against Voter ID
Updates II: See The Wisconsin Supreme Court Is Not Conservative (Fischer).
Update: See also Firestone, New York Times: "An enduring Republican fantasy is that there are armies of fraudulent voters lurking in the baseboards of American life, waiting for the opportunity to crash the polls and undermine the electoral system. Its never really been clear who these voters are or how their schemes work; perhaps they are illegal immigrants casting votes for amnesty, or poor people seeking handouts. Most Republican politicians know these criminals dont actually exist, but they have found it useful to take advantage of the party bases pervasive fear of outsiders, just as when they shot down immigration reform. In this case, they persuaded the base of the need for voter ID laws to ensure 'ballot integrity,' knowing the real effect would be to reduce Democratic turnout."
---
......
Scott Walker is running the numbers on his reelection and he is scared, so desperate that he wants to keep as many people away from the polls as possible.
Hence, Wisconsin's corrupt GOP Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen filed a new motion for Scott Walker asserting that the federal court's April 2014 "injunction purports to permanently enjoin a voting regulation that is designed to preserve the right to vote of all eligible Wisconsin voters," notes Gerstein.
Though Scott Walker and Van Hollen have produced zero instances of in-person voter fraud, Van Hollen asserts anyway that in-person voter fraud is "real." .........
http://malcontends.blogspot.com/2014/08/desperate-scott-walker-asks-appellate.html
liberal N proud
(60,334 posts)If that doesn't work get a judge in you pocket.
HelenWheels
(2,284 posts)We all know Walker has the State Supreme Court in his pocket. That pocket must be getting a little crowded.