Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again.

So we're going to talk about Wisconsin again.

And some of the ideas that are being tossed around by the Republican Party up there and math.

So we have talked about the election up there. There was a Supreme Court election, very important, and the

more progressive judge won. Big. Double digits. Big win. Okay. But the legislature there, it's a Republican controlled legislature, and they

picked up some seats. Enough seats to where in theory they could override a

governor's veto.

Or, as rumors suggest, something they might be entertaining, impeach a judge.

Okay, I mean, I get it. The numbers are there on a party line vote. I understand that. That

math checks out. Theoretically, it's something that they could do.

I would like to point out that most of the comments that has spurred these rumors were actually made talking about a lower court position.

But the talking about a lower court position.

But the Republican Party isn't going out of their way to shut these rumors down.

So let's go through it a little bit.

She, the Supreme Court Judge, Proto Seawitz, won by double digits. Massive

margin. Did the seats that they pick up win like that.

They didn't, right?

That they didn't.

Her massive margin, her massive win means that people that voted for them crossed party lines to vote for

her. If Republicans decide that they want to impeach a judge, throw away the will of the

voters, undermine democracy, the republic, constitution, all that stuff.

If they decide they want to go that route, they have the votes to do it on a party line vote.

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