voting. >> All right. Ann Jacobs,
thanks very much. >> Thank you.
>> President Trump's executive order for citizen
voting lists and preventing the Postal Service from
mailing any ballots to people not on those lists,
was among the topics on this week's Inside
Wisconsin Politics. The WP and PBS Wisconsin podcast,
where you can hear the state's most experienced
political reporters break down the news. It features
PBS Wisconsin's Zac Schultz, WP Shawn Johnson Anya van
Wagtendonk and Rich Kremer. Here they are on the Trump
executive order. >> So I think what a lot of
people would be rightfully wondering is, is this going
to happen? Is this something that is likely to
happen in Wisconsin specifically?
look at when these kind of things come out of Trump
White House specifically, is what is the reaction for
politicians in Wisconsin? We saw universally all the
Democrats, including Governor Evers, use a
profanity online to describe his reaction to
this. And we didn't see anything from Republicans.
And if this had a prayer or a chance of actually being
legal or valid in Wisconsin, there would have been some
of the usual Trump supporting Republicans that
would have come out and said, yes, thank you,
President Trump. It's about time. I didn't see any of
that. Maybe somewhere it was put out and I missed it.
But the overall reaction was a lot of crickets from
Republicans. That signals most election observers
not legal in Wisconsin. Unenforceable in Wisconsin
would remove the right to vote for absentee ballots.
We have. You can register on day of. There's just so
many things that do not apply to how Wisconsin
elections are run. Barring the fact that it's not even
legal constitutionally across the rest of the
country, according to every election expert that we
ever talked to. I mean, Shawn, you've covered this
just as long. It's not just as long. It's not