STEVE CORTES: Wisconsin Can Send Clear Message To Rogue Judges
In recent weeks, federal judges have acted like petty kings in black robes, repeatedly issuing absurd and illogical edicts to try to overturn the will of the people and steal away the constitutionally delegated power of…


In recent weeks, federal judges have acted like petty kings in black robes, repeatedlyissuing absurd and illogical edicts to try to overturn the will of the people and steal away the constitutionally delegated power of the commander-in-chief.
It becomes clearer that these ruling class magistrates openly view themselves as somehow superior to the citizens of America, who delivered a clear mandate for Trump administration agenda items, such as mass deportations of illegal aliens. Of course, these federal judges enjoy lifetime tenure, and so the method of punishing them for their clear violations of law flows only through impeachment. While those proceedings should indeed commence, that process is onerous.
But right now in Wisconsin, thoughtful, concerned citizens can take immediate action to preclude judicial tyranny, using their own agency as voters in this critical swing state. Wisconsin elects state supreme court justices, and currently a radical, politicized court sits in the state capital of Madison and regularly legislates from the bench.
With a liberal justice retiring, though, the balance could switch to 4-3 for the conservatives with the April 1st election of former Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel. Schimel has earned a solid reputation as a crime fighter and sharp legal mind, committed to judicial restraint and upholding both the state and federal constitutions.
In contrast, radical liberal nominee Susan Crawford would bring that same corrupt federal approach of judicial supremacy to Wisconsin. The Democrats openly brag in Wisconsin, for example, that they can simply redraw congressional maps, overturning the decision of the elected legislature, and thereby gain two seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. In addition, Crawford has a long record



