10 Jul 2022 1:49 pm
Speaking of Wisconsin, that bastion of left-wing lunacy, I'm just wondering when the arrests and charges of insurrection will be forthcoming as the pro-abortionists have taken over their government statehouse Capitol and demanding they reinstate abortion or be shut down?roadkill » 10 Jul 2022, 11:17 am » wrote: ↑ Why would they do this if they didn't think the 2020 election was stolen?
"Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Ballot Drop Boxes Widely Used in 2020 Election Are Illegal"
"The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Friday greatly limited the use of ballot drop boxes and ruled that voters may not give their completed absentee ballots to others to return."
https://flagandcross.com/wisconsin-supr ... ontent=CAN
Sure sounds like a threat and mob rule to me, but what the **** do I know, right?
And how does Planned Parenthood get away with inciting and encouraging the insurrectionists by providing them with signs and bullhorns?
Apparently, Biden's corrupt DOJ only choses to uphold the law when it involves opposition to their left-wing agenda.
"Equal treatment under the law" and "Justice is blind", huh? Sure it is!
Certainly NOT under the corrupt Biden administration!
Abortion Activists Mount Insurrection at Wisconsin State Capitol
The state's 1849 will take effect if a Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health overturns the federal abortion mandate established in 1973...
Headline USA By Chris Parker June 23, 2022
Planned Parenthood supporters staged an insurrection at the Wisconsin State Capitol building Wedneday, the Daily Wire reported.
Hundreds of abortion activists—most of whom wore pink and carried signs supplied by Planned Parenthood—stormed the capitol’s rotunda to disrupt proceedings as the state’s GOP-led legislature debated whether to uphold the state’s 173 year-old ban on abortion.
The insurrection took place during a special session on abortion called by Democrat Gov. Tony Evers. However, Senate and Assembly Republicans tabled the vote for a later time, despite the uproar.
The federal abortion mandate established by the Supreme Court’s controversial Roe v. Wade decision may be overturned as early as Friday, according to a leaked draft opinion that has led abortion rioters to mobilize in recent weeks.
Attendees, some with megaphones, called to shut “it” down if abortions are outlawed in the state.
Planned Parenthood tweeted its support of the insurrection along with a video of the rioters.
“The people of Wisconsin support access to abortion!” it said. “Our legislators need to listen and pass the Abortion Rights Preservation Act!”
So far, the FBI and DOJ have remained silent, and no arrests or investigations have been announced.
This isn’t the first time that leftists have mounted an insurrection at the Wisconsin State Capitol. In 2011, Democrat constituents stormed the building after then-Gov. Scott Walker, a Republican, discussed plans to cut the state’s budget. The cuts threatened to slash union control and require state employees to contribute more to their benefits.
That crowed drew more than 40,000 rioters and crippled the capital city of Madison. Several Democrat legislators fled the state, attempting both to prevent the vote and avoid arrest by state police. The state was facing a $3.6 billion budget deficit at that time.
