Gets 18 ballots of cloistered Cistercian nuns disqualified.
Lookin' good. Is it time for our side to disown her yet?
Even the MKE Journal-Sentinel sat up and took notice:
The State Supreme Court recount has come to this ...That's a news lead (i.e., the last place you'd expect editorializing).
Hence: "Optics."
Alternate headline: Prosser sweeps the illegal nun vote
By the way, among all the many speakers at last weekend's Democratic Party of Wisconsin Founder's Day dinner, not a one of them mentioned the Supreme Court election. I wonder why.
Probably because it's just an unwelcome distraction at this point.
16 comments:
Well, it is the law.
Yep. It just looks terrible.
Oh, I agree. I posted on it earlier this morning.
It just looks terrible
Absolutely. But more than a little whiff of hypocrisy from the intellectual giants clamoring for DNA tests to "secure integrity of the vote."
No kidding.
Maybe we should just pass out holy habits in the central city.
I heard Listecki is firing a cannonball in their honor.
DNA testing? You're kidding, right?
Touch of hyperbole there, I reckon.
If these had been absentees from the central city of Milwaukee does anyone have any doubts that Prosser's lawyers would have challenged the ballots?
I do wish this would just go away. Since day one Kloppenburg's campaign team have been living in la la land.
Funny thing is Prosser was defending these ones.
Color me naive at times.
Happens to the best of us.
DNA testing? You're kidding, right?
Watch as conspiracy theories about fake IDs proliferate exponentially.
"Safeguarding voter confidence," sez Justice Stevens.
Blood tests for voting?
You can't vote in a district that your grandfather never voted in?
Civics tests?
What's next from the great minds at ALEC?
And the Republicans in Wisconsin's legislature want to make it harder for people to vote. I want to see a recount that says that the votes idiots in Walkersha County were all not counted because they elected someone too stupid to follow the law.
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