[SMGFan]

Can Trump win in WI & MI in 2020?

[DIRTYSECRET]

I love it!

[ducttape45]

He can if voter fraud can be eliminated in both states

[rrrod]

Excellent!

[House Atreides]

Yay! Great Sunday morning news.

[DoodleDawg]

Can Trump win in WI & MI in 2020?

Both went back towards the Democrats in 2018, along with Pennsylvania. But still, with the right Democrat to energize the President's base then there is no reason why he can't take those states again.

[djpg]

But when a lame duck president creates a witch hunt for his successor, that’s just fine.

[joma89]

Great news! More winning, please.

JoMa

[relictele]

To the omnipresent and anonymous critics I ask: how can weakening one’s own office be a ‘power grab?’ If anything it’s a release of power.

[farming pharmer]

and a similar set of pending measures in Michigan

Yay Michigan! That's one way to deal with our newly elected hard left woman governor. The previous one, Jennifer Granholm, was an absolute disaster for this state. She (Granholm) hi-tailed it to California as soon as her term was over.

Can Trump win Michigan?
1) Michigan's got quite a vote fraud machine here that was caught off guard in 2016, believing Hillary would win.
2) Our state GOP abandoned Bill Schuette, and it seems we have a lot of GOP establishment-tards in our state.

Sooo...Our state GOP is going to work extra hard against a tsunami of vote fraud and get it's act together overall. It's doable, most of our counties are red. They just have to get off their asses.

[familyop]

"Can Trump win in WI & MI in 2020?"

Yes, if enough of the people who don't get their incomes from government will vote.

[Mopp4]

Can Trump win in WI & MI in 2020?

Evers winning doesn't mean we've turned into a blue state. He only won by 29,227 votes with 52,941 votes going to "other". If you look at the county-by-county results, he only won 19 of the 72 counties. But two of those were Dane(Madison) and Milwaukee - heavy dummycrat counties.

[Flintlock]

A REPUBLICAN......................

.............playing POLITICS????????

Well, I never.

[LS]

Nice.

[PIF]

Outgoing Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker on Friday signed legislation that will weaken the presumed dicatorial powers of his newly elected Democratic successor, dismissing critics who called the move a last-minute partisan power grab.

[PIF]

Walker lost on the huge student turnout in Madison and the similarly huge turn out in Milwaukee County - of which 34,000 voters, earlier presumed dead, non-existent, or made up, were allowed to vote and another 74,000 suddenly found absentee votes. On top of that, many absentee voters received multiple votes some at lest six ballots ...

[kenmcg]

Great! Pubbies fighting back.

[grumpygresh]

So what’s wrong with making the number of days for early voting uniform? Madison and Milwaukee have more early voting days and hours than anyone. I really wish we could just go back to the days of one Election Day and absentee ballots issued for legitimate reasons. But, that’s voter suppression because we need to count all votes, real or fraudulent as long as Dems can win.

He also approved a provision that would prevent judges from automatically giving deference to bureaucrats’ interpretation of administrative rules. What is wrong with reqiuring judges to look at state statutes and the constitution first instead of slavishly following the dictates of an unelected bureaucrat? Our local leftist Milwaukee Jounal fretted that people could challenge administrative decisions made by agencies (such as environmental regulation) made against them. Well, we can’t have that kind of affront to the government gods.

[Ron H.]

Democrats shouldn’t really be all that upset with this as this is exactly the kind of thing they’ve been doing to Republicans now for decades all over the country. They just don’t like being paid back.

[Boomer]

The Wisconsin bills, which passed the legislature on Dec. 5 largely along party lines, will limit the governor’s ability to pass administrative rules and block him from killing a work requirement for Medicaid recipients.

The legislation also allows lawmakers, rather than the attorney general, to decide whether to withdraw the state from lawsuits. That will prevent Evers and the incoming Democratic attorney general, Josh Kaul, from fulfilling a campaign promise to end Wisconsin’s challenge to the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare.

This should have been included in the first or second post. I would would have put it under the headline as an excerpt and -snip- so the link didn't have to be clicked on to find out what it is Gov Walker and state pols did.

Just some constructive criticism. No harm meant.

[WASCWatch]

My respect Scott Walker went down the toilet when he refused to pardon Steven Avery and the mentally limited Brendan the local cops, prosecutor, and judge framed for a murder they did not commit, and did so because Avery was about to get a $33 million judgment against the city.