This progressive judge is Democrats' best hope to take down Elon Musk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Teddy Roosevelt once called it "a laboratory for wise experimental legislation aiming to secure the social and political betterment of the people as a whole."
49% : And it was particularly apt for her to deliver on Friday, March 28, the same day Musk announced that he would hold a rally in Wisconsin to hand deliver two million dollar checks to people who had voted in the April 1 election, which he abruptly backtracked on after legal experts pointed out that his pledge violated the state constitution.
47% : "If Musk is able to buy the Wisconsin State Supreme Court," Wikler says, "he's going to send a signal to any other potential elected judge in the country or other candidate for public office that if they swear fealty to Trump and agree to be a rubber stamp for Trump agenda and do whatever it is that Musk wants them to do, he will pour enough money in to guarantee their victory.
44% : " Trump endorsed Schimel on March 21.
26% : The state supreme court came one vote short of overturning the election in 2020, when Trump tried to throw out 221,000 votes only in the Democratic strongholds of Milwaukee and Dane Counties.

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