MacIver Newsmakers Podcast: Rick Esenberg and WILL Fight For Accurate Voter Rolls

By MacIverNews - December 17, 2019

Ballot Integrity, Ozaukee County Circuit Judge Paul Malloy, Rick Esenberg, Voter Integrity, Voter List, voter rolls, WILL, Wisconsin Election Commission

On Friday, a Wisconsin judge made national headlines when he ruled that over 200,000 old and out-of-date voter registrations needed to be removed from the state voter list. Rick Esenberg, President and Chief Legal Counsel at the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, joins the podcast to talk about WILL’s victory and why everyone should care about ballot integrity. Read More MacIver Newsmakers Podcast: Rick Esenberg and WILL Fight For Accurate Voter Rolls

The Shirley Abrahamson I Remember Clung To Power, Crushed Civil Liberties

By Matt Kittle - June 25, 2019

Adam Jarchow, Amendment, Chief Justice, Deborah Jordahl, John Doe, Lawsuits, Michael Gableman, Patience Roggensack, Rick Esenberg, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Shirley Abrahamson, Supreme Court

By M.D. Kittle — As she prepares to retire, liberal justice Shirley Abrahamson will be remembered by many for shredding the constitutional rights of her political enemies on the right, and for prizing her judicial power over the will of the voters. Read More The Shirley Abrahamson I Remember Clung To Power, Crushed Civil Liberties

Will Liberal Judge’s Ruling Tossing Lame-Duck Session Laws Be Another Act 10 For Liberals?

By Matt Kittle - March 26, 2019

Act 10, Appeals Court, Dane County, Extraordinary Session, Jim Steineke, Liberal, Republican, Richard Niess, Rick Esenberg, Right to Work, Tony Evers, Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty

By M.D. Kittle — Liberals are celebrating a big court victory now, but will a Dane County judge’s ruling tossing out laws from the Legislature’s late-year extraordinary session survive the appeals process?Will it be another Act 10 for Wisconsin’s oft-heartbroken left? Read More Will Liberal Judge’s Ruling Tossing Lame-Duck Session Laws Be Another Act 10 For Liberals?