CBS NewsWisconsin Attorney General seeks to stop Elon Musk's $1M payments at rally giveaway
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58% : Also on Friday, Musk's political action committee identified the recipient of its first $1 million giveaway -- a Green Bay man who had donated to the Wisconsin GOP and the conservative candidate in the court race, and who has a history of posting support for Trump and his agenda.48% : One of the court's conservative justices has endorsed Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel, who also has the backing of President Trump and Musk.
44% : "That's exactly what I've committed to anybody, whether it's President Trump, Elon Musk or any donors and donors or supporters or voters in Wisconsin.
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