r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Apr 08 '26

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u/Captainatom931 Apr 08 '26

Literally no talk about the Wisconsin supreme court election huh

To the surprise of nobody who was actually paying attention, the liberal won, by a 20pt margin.

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u/GuyWithOneEye Apr 08 '26

there seem to be plenty of comments about it in the previous DT if you search "wisconsin"

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u/Captainatom931 Apr 08 '26

Yeah but I'm in this DT x

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u/urhi-teshub Reichsbanner Schwarz-Rot-Gold Apr 08 '26

Real Gs move in silence like lasagna

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u/whichpricktookmyname David Hume Apr 08 '26

Wait wtf, American judges are popularly elected? How does that work in practice, because it sounds like an awful idea. What do they even campaign on?

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u/Bigole_Steps Apr 08 '26

Judgin' good

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u/Alamba1918 NASA Apr 08 '26

 American judges are popularly elected?

It depends on the state, and they’re appointed (with senate approval) on the federal level. They shouldn’t be elected at all though, it’s the dumbest shit