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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWisconsin Supreme Court sentences its citizens to death, no appeals.
Wisconsins Safe at Home order from the governor is declared illegal by the Supreme Court. The governor says it is now the Wild West in Wisconsin. Wisconsin, a state in which 69% of its citizens believe the Safe at Home order was good, effective and reasonable. Indeed it was.
Now the states Supreme Court says fuck you, eat shit and die.
Grand ol' Party o' Death
msongs
(67,438 posts)BigmanPigman
(51,626 posts)The GOP DOES want people to die, after they go bankrupt of course.
Midnight Writer
(21,791 posts)Alex4Martinez
(2,198 posts)Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)only County that will remain closed.
Heard all the Casino's are opening up. That ought to be a real friggin disaster.
Virus infections along the Western Border will go nuts.
Tech
(1,772 posts)bars that were open.
Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)The Bar scene is a tough one in Wisconny. Glad to hear Green Bay as well as the surrounding towns keep it shut down. With the two packinghouses full of sick people,just what could go wrong I ask.
Greybnk48
(10,172 posts)tomorrow morning following mainly the same orders that Governor Evers had in place. Milwaukee, I think the entire county, as well.
Thank goodness! More will follow
oasis
(49,401 posts)Talitha
(6,611 posts)Tiffany's newly won prize will start exploding with positive tests and hospitalizations. I hope they all shake his hand to congratulate him. Damn, I hate the repugs.
mokawanis
(4,451 posts)I'm going to continue staying home every day because I'm retired but this bullshit from the supreme court jesters will put us all at increased risk, including my grown son and daughters. They made people stand in line on election day and now they are forcing the state to re-open. If one or more of the supremes gets exposed to c19 you won't me see me crying abut it.
Tech
(1,772 posts)roamer65
(36,747 posts)Dont go out unless necessary, mokawanis.
Baclava
(12,047 posts)totodeinhere
(13,058 posts)calling it a death sentence is a bit much. People can still stay home and stay safe if they want to.
Jimbo S
(2,959 posts)It was a legal interpretation on whether (any) Governor can extend an Executive Order past 60 days. The SC wasn't telling anyone to die.
On edit: the grievance was that the Governor didn't first confer with the Legislature.