Liberals Stack Wisconsin Supreme Court with Taylor Win

Here’s What They Meant to Say

Liberals Tighten Grip on Wisconsin Supreme Court

Well, folks, it looks like the liberals have done it again. Chris Taylor, a former Democratic lawmaker, has won a seat on the Wisconsin state supreme court, giving the left a cushy 5-2 majority. It’s a real shocker, isn’t it? A swing state like Wisconsin now has a court that’s more liberal than a San Francisco commune. With Justice Rebecca Bradley stepping down, the liberals saw their chance to swoop in and further cement their control just in time for the next presidential election.

Taylor, who has made a career out of being a liberal cheerleader, managed to snag the seat from conservative Maria Lazar. Lazar, a true advocate for protecting election integrity, must have been a bit too much for the liberal taste buds, considering her stance on things like gerrymandering and those pesky dropboxes. But hey, in the world of liberal politics, the more you can skew the rules in your favor, the better.

The Liberal Agenda Marches On

So, what does this mean for the great state of Wisconsin? Well, according to the left, it’s all about ‘voting rights’ and ‘democracy.’ But let’s be real here, folks. This is about ensuring that any challenges to election results in a swing state are met with a court that’s already singing from the liberal hymn sheet. Victoria Bassetti of the States United Democracy Center seems to think this election is some kind of high-stakes drama. Sure, because in liberal land, every election is a chance to rewrite the rules.

Despite the fact that the court race was quieter and cheaper than the previous two, Taylor had no trouble raising more cash than Lazar. Funny how that works, isn’t it? Even when the spotlight isn’t as bright, the money still flows like a river. And of course, in true liberal fashion, they claim the court is ‘non-partisan.’ Right, because a 5-2 liberal majority screams neutrality.

Judicial Elections: A Liberal Playground

Judicial elections have become the latest playground for liberal antics. With the way things are going, it’s no wonder that these elections are getting more expensive. The left loves to throw money at any problem, and the judiciary is no exception. In Wisconsin, where justices are directly elected, it’s a prime opportunity for liberals to stack the deck in their favor.

Of course, the Democrats are using this race as a measure of their so-called ‘durability’ in the midterms. They love to tout their recent victories in traditionally conservative areas as some kind of mandate. But let’s not forget that midterm elections often swing against the party in the White House. So, while the liberals are patting themselves on the back, they might want to keep an eye on the November ticket.

The Illusion of Non-Partisanship

In the final days of the campaign, Lazar had the audacity to call out Taylor for being too partisan. Imagine that, wanting a judge who actually cares about the law and the constitution rather than political games. But in the liberal playbook, it’s all about pushing back against the federal government, as Taylor so aptly put it.

Taylor’s rhetoric about protecting ‘democracy’ and ‘rights’ is just another way of saying they’ll do whatever it takes to keep the federal government at bay, as long as it suits their agenda. It’s a classic liberal move—claiming to protect freedoms while ensuring their own power remains unchecked. As the left continues to celebrate their latest victory, one can’t help but wonder how long this charade of non-partisanship will last.