As we sit here in Wisconsin on the first day of January 2021, we ponder the year of 2020 just past. Some of us contemplate the loss of our 244-year republic, the greatest experiment in self-governance, ever known to mankind because we see it being dismantled right before our eyes without so much as a whimper from our elitist, but cowardly and self-serving state and federal legislative "servants." Therefore, it is important that all conservatives and all patriots in this state and country understand unequivocally and without a doubt that this is the last call for freedom!

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The Assembly Election Committee contests that any vote of the electoral college should be held off until all legal issues are resolved. This letter will be filed with the Election Commission as well as the President of the US Senate, who receives the Electoral College votes from the various state slates. Read the letter.

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Wisconsin Supreme Court held that President Trump's motion was denied minutes before the Wisconsin Electors cast their 10 votes for Joseph R. Biden for president. View the court's decision.

Watch the oral argument.

Watch the hearing.

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Chairman Attorney Ron Tusler, Opening Comments

7min:15sec to 29min:10sec Watch this clip.
Dan O'Donnell, Journalist/Attorney

2hr:17min to 2hr:31min Watch this clip.
Ethan Pease, Former Worker United Mailing Services

2hr:31min to 2hr:55min Watch this clip.
Phil Kline, Attorney, Amistad Project of the Thomas More Society

2hr:56min to 3hr:19min Watch this clip.
Karen Mueller, Gen. Counsel Amos Center for Justice and Liberty

US Supreme Court refuses to hear Texas lawsuit against Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. SCOTUS claims Texas has not demonstrated a judicially recognizable interest in the manner! View the dismissal.

The basis for the suit against Wisconsin is basically along the same lines as our case in Mueller v. Jacobs which was dismissed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court on December 3, 2020.

The citizens of Wisconsin should wholeheartedly support this Texas-based lawsuit by calling the other states' attorney generals and thanking them since our own legislators cannot seem to find their principles and stand up against the wrongdoing and culpability of their own Speaker of the Assembly Robin Vos and Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald for approving of the illegal ballot drop boxes, knowing full well that they had never passed legislation making these absentee ballot drop boxes legal. See DNC's Intervenor's Brief: page 5 and appendix 1.

Texas files a lawsuit against Wisconsin, Georgia, Michigan, and Pennsylvania citing violations of the Electoral Clause of the U.S. Constitution by these four states for allegedly breaking their own elections laws, which increased the opportunity and likelihood of illegal ballots being injected into these respective state-run elections. View the lawsuit.

View document for the majority and dissenting opinions.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Denied Mueller's Petition for Original Action without Comment; however, the three minority justices joined in the following dissent: "This court cannot continue to shirk its institutional responsibilities to the people to Wisconsin."

In Response to Petitioner Dean W. Mueller's Emergency Petition for Original Action to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, the Democratic National Committee has intervened in this lawsuit and has filed their Response from their attorney's (in part), Seth P. Waxman, WILMER CUTLER PICKERING HALE AND DORR LLP of Washington, DC; Charles G. Curtis, Jr., PERKINS COIE LLP, Madison, WI; David Lesser, WILMER CUTLER PICKERING HALE AND DORR LPP, New York, NY; and Marc E. Elias, PERKINS COIE LLP, Washington, D.C.

Their argument against Mr. Mueller's Petition is:

• He lacks standing
• The suit seeks an end-run around Wisconsin's recount procedure
• Mr. Mueller's challenge regarding WEC's ballot drop boxes is subject to the exclusive judicial review provisions of Wis. Stat. §227.40(1)
• They claim Mr. Mueller's petition is fact-bound rather than a question of law
• Respondents claim the equity bars relief

View the DNC's Motion to Intervene.

We are still waiting to hear if the Wisconsin Supreme Court will be accepting this Original Action Case regarding the question of whether 500 ballot drop boxes spread around the state without legislative authority are in fact legal. We will keep you advised. Please pray for us.