The Tyrannical WI 2020 Election Drop Boxes-Banned!

If we’re just using the political mess offered up by Trump and lapdog Vos, and not the actual language of the law (something the 3 wacky Justices used to make their case), they missed a few revealing Republican actions: 

In September 2020, while the city of Madison was preparing to host a series of “Democracy in the Park” events, a lawyer writing on behalf of the Legislature’s Republican leaders — who were questioning the legality of the events — pointed to drop boxes as an alternative way to collect votes.

“Wisconsin law already provides numerous, readily available methods” … citing returning ballots by mail or at secure absentee ballot drop boxes as appropriate alternatives for returning a completed ballot, wrote the lawyer, Misha Tseytlin, on behalf of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and then-Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald. “We wholeheartedly support voters’ use of any of these convenient, secure and expressly authorized absentee-ballot-return methods,” he wrote on behalf of the GOP leaders.

But Vos folded under pressure from right-wing primary candidates and Trump’s big lie.

Vos faced blowback at the Capitol for his perceived support of absentee ballot drop boxes. Rep. Timothy Ramthun, a conspiracy theorist and GOP candidate for governor, falsely accused the Republican leader of coordinating with Hillary Clinton’s lawyers to authorize the use of absentee ballot drop boxes in 2020 … a handful of states that vote completely by mail, returning a ballot via a locked drop box is among the only ways to cast a vote. Those states include Washington, Utah and Colorado.

The ridiculously activist Supreme Court also, unashamedly, did the following:

In November, the court created a “least changes” standard for legislative redistricting that would apply to the gerrymandered 2011 map drawn by Republicans. The move locked in another decade of near supermajorities for Republicans in the State Legislature, even though the state is among the most closely divided in the country.

The court’s conservative majority also ruled last month that Walker appointees could stay in their posts after their terms expired, until the Republican-controlled State Senate confirmed replacements selected by Mr. Evers — which G.O.P. senators have often declined to do.