.MaddowBlog: Wisconsin's election audit — which the public is supposed to see as impartial — is being led by two conspiracy theorists who worked for Donald Trump.
Or put another way, Wisconsin's election audit — which the public is supposed to believe is credible and evenhanded — is being led by two conspiracy theorists who worked for the former president."I do think it's harmful," Barry C. Burden, director of the Elections Research Center at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, said of the review. "It's obviously amateurish and uncoordinated and irresponsible and open-ended and partisan.
The editors added, in reference to the absurd and unnecessary election investigation,"Gableman is being paid with taxpayer funds to spout his lies and vitriol. This cannot go on."added yesterday that Gableman"is flushing taxpayer dollars down the drain to support a lie." The editors added,"Republicans should be embarrassed that public money is being used to lend legitimacy to a lie whose premise is at odds with both common sense and the Constitution.
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