Frustrated that the WI Supreme Court has yet to bow to his spitefully arrogant and partisan litigation, this man -
claimed to be confused -
But Confused? By what? The number 5?
And, seriously, late Halloween reveler:
"Everyone back to work in every part of the state?"
Meatpackers in Green Bay?
People in your home county which is in the top three Wisconsin counties for positive cases?
claimed to be confused -
Another day and another confusing emergency order. This shutdown has put half a million people out of work. It’s time to get everyone back to work in every part of the state.bit.ly/2yMz02uby this simple order -
Retailers allowed to reopen with no more than 5 customers at a time under new order.Actually, Vos has to complain because he wanted to be the one setting the re-opening timetable, so he could continue to play pretend Governor/constitutional officer.
But Confused? By what? The number 5?
And, seriously, late Halloween reveler:
"Everyone back to work in every part of the state?"
Meatpackers in Green Bay?
People in your home county which is in the top three Wisconsin counties for positive cases?
"Frustrated that the WI Supreme Court has yet to bow to his spitefully arrogant and partisan litigation, this man - " You forgot costly. The litigation is costly and we are paying for Vos' and Fitzgerald's vanity lawsuits.
ReplyDeleteThe Wis SC, after a week, is still trying to weasel out of this mess that vos started. How do they kiss his ass and keep their fingerprints off a decision that, if it backfires, will make them all look like the gop lackeys they are.
ReplyDeleteThe law is simple and clear, Evers and Palm clearly followed the law. Where the Wis SC really screwed up was when the two morons, Bradley and Roggensack, interrupted the Assistant Attorney General and showed that they had already decided a case they had not heard. For some reason that seems to be highly unethical. Also, Dip and Stick, our two idiot legislative leaders, do not want to change the law so they certainly do not want a ruling in their favor until it is to late to change the current end date. The Wis justices are playing political games beyond comprehension.
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