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justice in Wisconsin Supreme Court.

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Thank you.

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What an exciting night for Wisconsin.

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I am so honored to be here with all of you to celebrate.

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And celebrate, we will.

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Look, I want to begin by taking this opportunity to thank

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every candidate for Judicial Office who put their name on the ballot

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across the state this April, including Judge Maria Lazar.

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Judicial races at all level are so important for our democracy.

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In Wisconsin, we have been electing judges and justices since 1848.

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This is how we ensure those in the judicial branch are accountable to the people of this state.

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And this is how we maintain the public's confidence in our court system.

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Now, as some of you know, for about a decade, we have been fighting tirelessly to secure a Supreme Court

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majority that upholds and protects your rights and your freedom.

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We have fought for an enduring majority that respects the rule of law and democratic structures.

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Those of you in this room, those of you watching online or perhaps on TV,

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I just want you to know that my fellow justices and I, we have all been in this fight to reclaim your court for a long time.

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In a moment, I'm going to introduce our friend and colleague, someone who has deeply dedicated to public service.

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But before I do, I want to recognize a few other amazing women in this room tonight.

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And first, I'm going to begin with Justice Anne Walsh Bradley.

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She left the court last year after 30 years of service, including as our Chief Justice.

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Anne Walsh Bradley was the conscience of this court for every minute that she served.

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Justice Rebecca Dalit.

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No one, and I mean no one on this court works harder.

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She was the first non-incumbent winner in our little run here.

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And you should all blame her for persuading me that this was something that I could do.

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Because if it weren't for her, I never would have run in 2020.

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Justice Jana Protece-Witz.

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She became a national figure overnight and continues to dedicate herself to our state and our community.

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And like Ann and Becky, she is a phenomenal justice.

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Who last year not only beat her opponent, but beat the richest man in the world.

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It was the most expensive race, a judicial race in history.

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And now Susan Crawford shows up every day.

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She rolls up her sleeves and she gets the job done.

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So let's get to why we're all here.

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After I was elected to the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 2020, thanks to many of you in this room,

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Chris Taylor succeeded me on the bench and the Dane County Circuit Court.

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We spent time talking as I was about to begin my new role and she was about to take the bench for the first time.

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What struck me most was how much Chris Taylor truly cares about people.

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As a judge on the Circuit Court and now on the Court of Appeals, Chris Taylor has earned a reputation as a prepared

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and independent and a fair judge who is committed to the rule of law, giving every party in front of her a fair shot,

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and treating everyone with kindness, dignity, and respect.

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Chris and her team ran an amazing campaign.

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They left nothing on the field.

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She traveled to every single corner of this state and you know what?

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Chris Taylor loved every minute of it.

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She loved meeting every voter she came in contact with.

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So tonight it is no surprise to me that Wisconsinites overwhelmingly elected Chris Taylor.

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Overwhelmingly, let me say it again, elected Chris Taylor to be the next justice on your Supreme Court.

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Look, I know she is going to bring the same dedication she has shown over her 30-year legal career to her new position.

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She will uphold our laws.

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She will defend the Constitution.

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She will stay committed to our democracy and she will never forget.

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Chris Taylor will never forget about you, the people across the state of Wisconsin.

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It is my honor and it is my absolute privilege.

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We did it.

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We did it.

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Wisconsin.

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freedoms, our democracy, our elections, and a strong state

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Supreme Court that will protect the independence of our

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beloved state.

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Once again, Wisconsin showed the entire nation that we believe

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that the people should be at the center of government and the

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priority and the priority of our judiciary, not the billionaires,

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not the most powerful and privileged, but the people.

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Just a few minutes ago, I spoke with Judge Maria Lazar, who

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called to concede the race.

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I really appreciate her call and I wish her and her family well.

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Running for a seat on our state's highest court does take courage

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and I really respect that. I have so many people, so many of you

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to thank for this moment. First, my family, my lovely husband,

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and my sons,

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and our beloved dog, Ollie, who communicated with many of you.

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He will appreciate that, we will let him.

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My family is my everything. My kids, I have said this incredible family behind me.

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I love all of you, I so appreciate your sacrifices. Jim was on hockey,

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transport, duty, for 11 months.

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I love all of you, I appreciate you all so much.

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And tonight we are remembering our mother, who passed away in October,

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right when this campaign was getting going.

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And you know, I can't help but wish she was with us. But this one's for you,

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my mom.

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And I'm also joined on stage by my niece Hannah and my nephew Maddie.

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And my brother and mom, Mark and sister, and mom, and we do what we do

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for our children so often. We want something better.

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And these kids and my own kids inspire me every day,

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to want to be better and want to make this state better.

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And I know that you all join me in that, and I so appreciate that.

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I am also so, so happy and so in awe of these young people who powered my

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You all are the future of our state, and you, I know, will continue to work to

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make this state better. I was so in awe of the time I got to

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spend on campus. It was amazing all around the state, so

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thank you all so much. I also wanted, where is Ashley Franz, my

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Ashley, just turn 30. So you know, say happy birthday to her.

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Ashley, Ashley, but she had such a vision, and we worked and

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respected my vision for this campaign, and just led the ship

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and brought us through, and she is going to change this world.

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No doubt about it. So thank you, Ashley.

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And to the rest of my incredible team, Abigail, who was with me, taking me all

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over the stage, everywhere.

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Sawyer, Maya, Toby, Jackie,

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Kayleigh, Darren, Sam and Scott, thank you. We got in front of voters across this

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state. Thank you for raising the money to keep this

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campaign strong, for keeping the schedule in order,

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and for traveling with me for the last 11 months.

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I see so many friends and colleagues in this audience.

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I am just so grateful for your support. Dear, dear friends, the

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minute I announced that I was going to run, just the unwavering

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allegiance and support that you all have given me. Thank you so, so much to my

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close friends and colleagues. It really meant the world to me to have you

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by my side.

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And then, of course, to our amazing justices of the Wisconsin Supreme

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Court.

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Chief Justice Jill Korofsky.

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And justices Becky Dallard.

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Janet Poda-Sewich.

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Thank you. I'll get them. Thank you so much for your leadership and your

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dedication to our Supreme Court and to the people.

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I look so forward in joining you for awesome justices on the state Supreme

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And a real special welcome to Chief Justice Ann Walsh Bradley.

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In 1995, when Justice Ann Walsh Bradley first got elected to the Wisconsin Supreme

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Court, I was graduating from law school. And I remember that election. It was the

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first time ever a woman had been elected. And it inspired in me to dream something

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big. I didn't quite know how to live that dream, but thank you, Justice

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Ann Walsh Bradley.

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Thank you for being the first.

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And thank you to the people of Wisconsin.

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Running in this campaign for the last 11 months was truly a joy.

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I met people in the smallest towns in the largest cities, and they were all working

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to improve our democracy. They were working to strengthen their communities,

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and they inspired me every single day to keep going. We live in an incredible state,

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and people are hungry for a government that works for them.

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People are hungry for a judiciary that prioritizes them, that protects our rights, that

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affords all Wisconsinites equal justice under the law. That is exactly what I will do

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as your next state Supreme Court Justice.

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And last but certainly not least, thank you to the tens of thousands of grassroots supporters

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who are part of this campaign. In communities throughout, that's you all.

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Yay! In communities throughout our state, armies of volunteers knocked on countless doors,

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made thousands of phone calls, and wrote, I don't know, probably millions of postcards,

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and I got one telling me to vote for me. So that was fun.

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It worked.

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There is nothing more powerful than when we come together organizing and raising our voices,

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and I am so grateful for the grassroots support that I needed to win this race.

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This was a grassroots campaign about the people of the state of Wisconsin,

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and tonight the people of Wisconsin spoke. And what you said is clear, we are moving forward.

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For our rights, for our democracy, for every family and individual in this state

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that deserves a fair shot at justice. Tonight is a victory for every person in this state,

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who believes that the court should work for all of us.

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I grew up understanding what the law can do for ordinary people. My grandmother was a single mom

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who struggled to make ends meet to support my mother until she died a union job.

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Which enabled her to support three children, which enabled her to help my mother go to college.

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My mother was a fixed grade public school teacher, so

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and it enabled her to not just survive but thrive, and that's what I want for all

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people in Wisconsin. The law can be a tool to lift people up, to improve their lives,

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to strengthen our communities, and that's exciting. That drove me to law school.

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And I've spent now 30, my 30 year legal career as a lawyer in private practice.

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It's a law and policy director for Planned Parenthood.

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As a legislator and for the last six years as a judge, to work to make sure that people's rights

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and freedoms are protected, that survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault are protected

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and respected, and that working people who actually make the pie get a slice of it instead of the

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leftover crumbs.

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And I have always valued every woman's ability to make her own personal private health care

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or vision.

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Every single day as a judge, I work to ensure that the cases and the people before me get a fair

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and deliberate consideration, and that laws are applied independently and impartially with an

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eye always towards achieving justice. Politics has no place in the judiciary and the judiciary is not

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a rubber stamp for any party, group, or branch of government, including the federal government.

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I am so honored that I get to continue this work at the state supreme court. It is an honor

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that the people of Wisconsin have bestowed on me that I will never ever forget and I treasure it.

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Tonight we stand strongly for a state supreme court that prioritizes the people of Wisconsin.

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Their rights, their lives, and the independence of our great state, and for court that holds

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everyone accountable under the law, no matter how powerful or privileged.

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I will be a justice for you, the people of Wisconsin. Thank you, Wisconsin. Forward we go

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together.

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Yeah, it's a trust for me.

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Jump with me, come with me, burn like the sun, or something will cry then we'll have to.