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Current court members were active in election, could intensify rancor between judges.
When Justice-elect Protasiewcz is sworn in this August, which laws/reforms are most likely to be struck down in short order?
Eleven things that went wrong.
And removed from office by Republican Senate supermajority. But then Gov. Evers could step in.
Beyond the candidates and their individual campaign strategies, the respective political parties waged entirely different battles.
The outcome was a big achievement for Democrats, who rallied supporters and raised money across the country for what would normally be a little-noticed (and officially nonpartisan) contest.
Protasiewicz’s win flipped control of the court from a 4-3 conservative majority to a 4-3 liberal majority that can now revisit the contentious cases of the Walker era and its aftermath.
Abortion must be legal and accessible to all who need it. Our freedom depends on our ability to make our own decisions and determine our own futures, even if other people disagree.
The Tennessee Legislature voted to expel Black members for doing the exact same thing that their white colleague had done. In reality, none of them should have been removed.
Real concern about our police means dealing with the grotesque number of guns in our society.
If there were ever a time to have optimism about our collective capacity and will to address climate change, this is it.
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Current court members were active in election, could intensify rancor between judges.
When Justice-elect Protasiewcz is sworn in this August, which laws/reforms are most likely to be struck down in short order?
Eleven things that went wrong.
And removed from office by Republican Senate supermajority. But then Gov. Evers could step in.
Beyond the candidates and their individual campaign strategies, the respective political parties waged entirely different battles.
The outcome was a big achievement for Democrats, who rallied supporters and raised money across the country for what would normally be a little-noticed (and officially nonpartisan) contest.
Protasiewicz’s win flipped control of the court from a 4-3 conservative majority to a 4-3 liberal majority that can now revisit the contentious cases of the Walker era and its aftermath.
Abortion must be legal and accessible to all who need it. Our freedom depends on our ability to make our own decisions and determine our own futures, even if other people disagree.
The Tennessee Legislature voted to expel Black members for doing the exact same thing that their white colleague had done. In reality, none of them should have been removed.
Real concern about our police means dealing with the grotesque number of guns in our society.
If there were ever a time to have optimism about our collective capacity and will to address climate change, this is it.
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