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Wisconsin Supreme Court Oral Argument Regarding Dane County Circuit Judge Lifetime Appointment of Meagan Wolfe – Monday at 9:45 AM

by | Nov 18, 2024 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

Madison – The Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear Oral Arguments on Monday, November 18th, regarding the lifetime appointment of the Administrator of Elections by a very liberal Dane County Circuit Court Judge in January of 2024.
The Gateway Pundit has written extensively over the last 4 years of the many questionable election tactics implemented by Meagan Wolfe.

Election Integrity for Wisconsin: Important Meeting on Aug. 29 Concerning Removal of Unscrupulous Meagan Wolfe as Wisconsin Elections Chief

The details of the Oral Argument Hearing before the Wisconsin Supreme Court are as follows:

When – Monday, November 18th, 9:45 A.M.
Where – Wisconsin Supreme Cout Hearing Room 231 East, State Capitol, Madison.
Who – Wisconsin Elections Commission v. Wisconsin Republican State Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu.
What – Oral Arguments to whether or not the Administrator of Elections and the Wisconsin Elections Commission must follow the law per Wisconsin State Statute 15.61 (click here – Wisconsin Legislature: 15.61) that requires the appointment of an Administrator of Elections every 4 years by a simple majority of the Wisconsin Elections Commission and the rejection or acceptance of this appointment by the Wisconsin State Senate through their role under advice and consent.
Why – Either the Wisconsin State Senate follows the law by removing the Administrator of Elections per State Statute 15.61, as they did in 2023, or the Wisconsin Elections Commission, the Administrator of Elections, the Attorney General and the Super Legislator Dane County Circuit Court Judge can make up their own law(s) in defiance of their Oath of Offices that require them to follow the law.
How – Wisconsin residents are encouraged to attend the Oral Argument Hearing on Monday, November 18th, 9:45 A.M. – Review-Memo and Wisconsin Supreme Court to Address Wolfe’s Dubious Non-Appointment.

 
Logistics to Attend Oral Arguments before the Wisconsin Supreme Court
 
Please consider the following logistics for attending the Oral Arguments before the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Monday, November 18th, 9:45 A.M., Room 231 East, State Capitol:

Parking – Affordable ample parking within a block of the Capitol.
Arrive early – the Wisconsin Supreme Court Hearing Room has very limited seating of 80-100.  The democrats will pack the Hearing Room with their special interest groups.  The Capitol is open as early as 7:30 A.M.
Do’s and Don’ts – No cell phones, no talking, no signs, no computers, no disruptions of any kind and no holding of seats.

Back Story that led to this Oral Argument before the Wisconsin Supreme Court regarding the lifetime appointment of the Administrator of Elections by Liberal Dane County Super Legislator Circuit Court Judge
 
The Administrator of Elections was unanimously appointed by the Wisconsin Elections Commission and confirmed by the Wisconsin State Senate for a statutory approved 4-year term in 2019 after serving as interim administrator since 2018 when her predecessor resigned when the Wisconsin State Senate would not confirm his appointment – click here.
The Administrator of Elections has been the subject of numerous election integrity issues during the statutory 4-year term (2019-2023) for the administration of elections that included, but was not limited to, some of the following matters:

Use of illegal absentee ballot drop boxes (573 statewide paid for by Mark Zuckerberg) at the direction of the Administrator of Elections that the Wisconsin Supreme Court declared were illegal causing the 2020 Presidential Election results in Wisconsin to be illegitimate – click here.
Participating in the acceptance of Mark Zuckerberg funds, his Staff’s assistance, his equipment and supplies, which Wisconsin electors voted in April of 2024 to amend the Wisconsin Constitution to ban Mark Zuckerberg and any non-profit organizations to administer elections in Wisconsin ever again – click here.
Encouraged the curing of absentee ballot certificates that were missing statutory required information, which a Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge banned – click here.
Using an illegal registration form for electors on MyVote – click here.
Unnecessarily eliminating Special Voting Deputies in long-term care facilities – click here.
Refusal to attend Legislative Hearings – click here.
Refusal to follow the law and agreements to share data with the DMV regarding non-US citizens possibly being embedded in the WisVote database – click here.
Refusal to clean up the WisVote database of some 4 million “inactive/non-eligible” names.
Refusal to delete names from the WisVote database that were identified as having moved out of Wisconsin per E.R.I.C. – click here.
Sat idly by and watched the gross abuse of the “indefinitely confined” designation by democrats so that absentee ballots would be automatically mailed to addresses without the elector having to show photo ID or sign a poll book the day of the election(s) – click here.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission voted unanimously, even though democrats played games by abstaining, to reappoint the Administrator of Elections in June of 2023  – click here.
With these many highly questionable and possibly illegal activities of administering elections with integrity, the Wisconsin State Legislature had had enough in 2023 when the Senate Elections Committee recommended to not renew the 4-year statutory term for the Administrator of Elections in September of 2023 – click here.
The full Wisconsin State Senate also voted to remove the Administrator of Elections in September of 2023 – click here.
Liberal Democrat Attorney General Josh Kaul immediately asked the taxpayers of Wisconsin to pay for the Administrator of Elections’ legal bills to keep her in the position indefinitely when Kaul immediately filed a lawsuit in friendly Dane County Circuit Court the same day Senate Republicans removed the Administrator of Elections – click here.
Liberal Dane County Circuit Court Judge appoints the Administrator of Elections to lifetime appointment openly defying the law in January of 2024 -click here.
Senate Republicans appealed this decision directly to the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the Wisconsin Supreme Court took this Case earlier this Fall when it leap-frogged the Appellate Court process – click here.
          If the Supreme Court rules in favor of the Republican Legislators, the Joint Committee on Legislative Organization, controlled by Republicans, would be able to appoint a new Administrator of Elections.
          If the Supreme Court rules in favor of the democrats, the Administrator of Elections would be in open defiance of Wisconsin State Statutes (15.61) and the Wisconsin Constitution with her lifetime appointment by the Dane County Circuit Judge who appears to have legislated from the bench in January of 2024.

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