April 6, 2020
Our conservative Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) renders a rare pro-death decision:
Today an apparently anti-life SCOTUS majority effectively ruled 5-4 that Wisconsin's primary must continue tomorrow in person despite the coronavirus's very real threat to the lives of those exercising their constitutional right to vote.
SCOTUS stepped into a partisan dispute after a conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 4-2 that today's in-person vote would not be postponed and after Democrat Governor Tony Evers responded by issuing a remedial executive order to extend the opportunity for absentee voting in Wisconsin.
Incredible.
The duly elected Democrat governor's attempt to save lives--to encourage voting overall but to discourage in-person voting tomorrow under penalty of death--was foiled today by a conservative and usually exhuberantly pro-life SCOTUS majority.
(Needless to say: low voter turnout tomorrow in Wisconsin favors Republicans.)
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