• Home
  • News
    • Politics / Govt
    • Legislature
    • Crime / Courts
    • Health / Medicine
    • Archives
  • Sports
    • Badgers
    • Packers
      • Titletown Report
    • Brewers
  • Contact Us
    • Reporters
  • Affiliates
    • Affiliate Support

Wisconsin Radio Network

Wisconsin News and Sports

You are here: Home / News / ‘Ironic, outrageous’ – Evers on Texas AG’s long shot elections lawsuit

‘Ironic, outrageous’ – Evers on Texas AG’s long shot elections lawsuit

December 8, 2020 By Bob Hague

Governor Tony Evers reacted Tuesday, to a last minute lawsuit from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who wants the U.S. Supreme Court to block Wisconsin and three other states that went for Democrat Joe Biden, from casting their electoral votes next week.

“Think of the irony here,” Evers said. “We have a Texas attorney general, who’s being investigated by the FBI for various improprieties. Numerous newspapers in Texas calling for his resignation. And he teams up with President Trump to try to take away the votes of the people of Wisconsin.”

Paxton was also indicted for securities fraud in 2015, but has never been brought to trial.

Paxton’s long shot lawsuit accuses Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Georgia of making unlawful changes to election policies during the pandemic and creating a “massive opportunity for fraud.” Paxton is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to block the four states from voting in the Electoral College, which meets next Monday to formalize Democrat Joe Biden’s 306-232 electoral win.

Dozens of courts have already thrown out such allegations as factually baseless. U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr said last week that the Justice Department has no evidence of widespread voter fraud.

Share this:

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Filed Under: News, Politics / Govt, Top Story



Featured Stories

Pro-life groups condemn Kahl lawsuit to overturn 1849 abortion ban

Wisconsin politicians react as SCOTUS overturns Roe v. Wade

Republicans gavel in and out of special session to overturn Wisconsin’s abortion law

Juneteenth flag raised at Wisconsin Capitol

Gableman invokes 5th amendment, elections probe found in contempt in open records case

TwitterFacebook

Sports Headlines

Giannis breaks franchise scoring record, Bucks beat Nets in OT

Wisconsin’s Davis declares for NBA Draft

Badgers to face Arizona State in Las Vegas Bowl

Williams likely out for the season with broken hand

Packers releasing TE Jace Sternberger

More Sports

Tweets by @WRN

Get our news delivered to your inbox:

Enter your email address:

Delivered by FeedBurner

Copyright © 2022 · Learfield News & Ag, LLC