Rich.
There was also this big
executive order
from President
Trump this week
dealing with mail-In voting.
What did the president call
for there?
He called for
some very sweeping
changes, essentially
a federal overhaul
and a lot more participation
from the federal government
with regard to voting lists
and absentee voting.
So the
executive order directs
federal agencies
to create lists of U.S.
citizens
who are eligible to vote
in every state,
including Wisconsin.
Then it also directs the U.S.
Postal Service
to not send
any mail in ballots
to people who
aren't on those lists.
It would just give
the President
Donald Trump's administration
a lot of power over
who gets to vote
and who doesn't.
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.
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 saying
this is
completely not legal
in Wisconsin,
unenforceable in Wisconsin.