What should judges know about election law, anyway?

In today's edition of "not the Onion..."

Former Supreme Court Justice Gableman, head of Wisconsin's partisan election review, says he does not understand how elections work -- via @natalie_eilbert and mehttps://t.co/8OgBCYx3eY

— Patrick Marley (@patrickdmarley) October 6, 2021

Let me repeat those first words. "Former Supreme Court Justice" Gableman. This guy's job for 10 years was interpreting election laws along with all other laws in Wisconsin!

And this dope wants to have the hearings behind closed doors? Next to a nail salon in a strip mall in Brookfield? Yeah, I don't think he can do that.

The "Special Counsel" is directing an investigation to assist the Committee; it is NOT the Committee. The WI Legislative Council's memo is very clear that subpoenaed witnesses must appear before the Committee in public—not before investigators or the "Special Counsel" in secret. pic.twitter.com/ON4Nn1eFkL

— Jules (@synathroesmus) October 3, 2021

And where can Gableman offer "immunity" in the first place? He's not a prosecutor or a judge. He's just some schmoe hired at taxpayer expense by Robbin' Vos. Anyone who says anything to this soulless lowlife in public without cameras rolling is being a SUCKER. Granted, this clown only won his seat due to blatant lies and hours of free advertising from AM Radio (thanks once again, Charlie Sykes), and he didn't run for another term in 2018 because he was going to be blown out of office.

But there's always a line of Koched-up wingnut welfare for these guys, who will say and do anything to keep the Big lie going and keep the rubes stirred up by claiming "there are questions to be answered." And if you didn't have enough proof that this was a GOP hack job, check out this passage from last week.

The "Dan O'Donnell Show," a conservative talk radio program in Milwaukee, initially reported the subpoenas, including one directed to the Wisconsin Elections Commission.

As of late in the morning of Oct. 1, the state commission's administrator Meagan Wolfe said her office had not received a subpoena, and Madison's chief elections official, city clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl, said she had also not yet received a subpoena.

But hey, it gives Dumb-O a lot of air time to make things up, right? Which is the only reason this absurdity is happening.

Here's something that doesn't seem to be in question - RW hacks from the Federalist Society just make it up as they go, and operate within a Bubble of their own BS. They must be cast out from all corners of our judicial system wherever possible.

I've had enough. This guy and his related clown show should be ignored. And disbarred.