Milwaukee — While Politician Janet Protasiewicz continues to duck debates (including one scheduled for Tuesday at the progressive American Constitution Society and next week at the Milwaukee Press Club Luncheon), the Justice Daniel Kelly campaign today announced his participation in a full slate of offered debates and forums in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
The debates accepted by Justice Kelly are below. Media is encouraged to contact the Protasiewicz campaign to see whether she will attend any.
Tuesday, March 7 — CANCELED due to Protasiewicz campaign declining invitation American Constitution Society
Tuesday, March 14th, 11:30 AM-1:15 PM – Protasiewicz confirmed will not attend Milwaukee Press Club Newsmaker Luncheon Forum
Monday, March 20th, 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Fox Cities Chamber Candidate Debate
Tuesday, March 21st, 10 AM-11 AM WCLO Radio In-Person Debate
Tuesday, March 21st, 12:45 PM-2 PM State Bar/WISC-TV/WisPolitics Candidate Debate
Wednesday, March 22nd, 12 PM-1 PM Marquette Law Candidate Debate – **Canceled due to “extenuating circumstances,” we have offered to reschedule**
Wednesday, March 22nd, 7 PM-8PM WISN Candidate Debate
Thursday, March 23rd, 12 PM-1 PM Dane County Bar Association Candidate Debate
Friday, March 24th, 7 PM-8 PM PBS Wisconsin Candidate Debate
Wednesday, March 29th, 12 PM-1:30 PM Downtown Madison Rotary/WisEye Candidate Debate
Dates TBD Federalist Society Candidate Forum and Milwaukee Bar Association Candidate Debate
In addition, Justice Kelly will participate in editorial board interviews with the Milwaukee Journal and the Wisconsin State Journal.
“It is outrageous that Politician Protasiewicz has promised to put her thumb on the scales of justice and rule based on her ‘values’ instead of the law, but now won’t even explain her soft-on-crime record and ties to extremist activists,” Ben Voelkel, Kelly campaign advisor.
