Former Gov. Scott Walker behind push to get Trump, Musk involved in WI Supreme Court race - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : "In turn, I think, they have been very effective in trying to identify people who voted for Trump but don't typically vote in the Supreme and that's why you've seen it be effectively a tie race.
47% : Trump ended up winning Wisconsin by about 30,000 votes.
45% : During multiple campaign stops across Wisconsin last week, Schimel told supporters that Trump called him, spoke to him about the race, and then handed the phone to Musk, who only asked him if he was against "activist judges," before passing him to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.
38% : Before any pitches were made, the duo had to wait and see how well Trump performed in the brutal battleground state, where both sides fought hard for every vote.
34% : He had to frame the race as a referendum on Trump, positioning a victory for Schimel as a win for the president and his conservative agenda.
33% : Democrats have been hammering Schimel for taking money and support from Trump and Musk, something Walker said is "an odd strategy for them to be ending with.
32% : A flipped House would make it increasingly difficult for Trump to advance his agenda through Congress.

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