Saturday, October 17, 2020
Friday, October 16, 2020
KENOSHA STRONG WRONG
From Racine County Corruption:
Korrupt Kerkman Kourt
Take notice of the CONFIDENTIAL watermark.
Judge Kerkman
and the KKK
Kerkman’s Kourt of Konfusion
UPDATED
Sandy Weidner again trapped
in alleged secret court proceedings conducted by
Korrupt Kerkman Kourt
ILLUMINATING HIDDEN TRUTHS
Kerkman Kauses Khaos
Judge Chad Kerkman Kreated Khaos and konfusion on October 7th, 2020
by having a dedicated YouTube channel available for the interested public to safely oversee live court proceedings. Kerkman knowingly and willingly choose not to not to broadcast (live stream) the court proceedings.
Kerkman pulled the Kurtains and blacked out kourt proceeding to the interested public via You Tube.
Korrupt Kerkman Kenosha
(His other KKK wardrobe is in the closet)
On October 7th, 2020, Sandy Weidner was again a victim of a scam within the Korrupt Kourts Konducted by Judge Kerkman.
Zoom and You Tube platforms were established and implemented for use for the Circuit Courts by the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the spring of 2020.
6 months later, Kerkman continues to remain in defiance of Wisconsin Supreme Court requests to broadcast (livestream) court proceedings.
There lacks any consistency, uniformity or repeatability of conducting court proceedings concerning public oversight within the Wisconsin Circuit Court system.
How is the public to know whether they can attend court proceedings in person or must use
video live streaming?
So, did Korrupt Kerkman violate the
First Amendment Rights
of all 5.82 million Wisconsin citizens
making the State of Wisconsin and
Kerkman personally ripe for class action in Federal court by not live streaming the courts hearing?
Korrupt Kerkman provided Zoom codes to the litigants to participate during the court proceedings but failed to
provide any video participation to the public.
Take notice of the CONFIDENTIAL watermark.
Judge Kerkman is in a most vile and despicable way,
a pompous ass, scofflaw and deviant judge
unworthy of public service.
So again Sandy Weidner is a victim of
korruption
committed by members of the kourt
KKK
KORRUPT KERKMAN KOURT
Lets face it, It was a tossup comparing Kerkman to the KKK or the Nazi's
being they both enjoyed conducting secret court
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For more information, click on the following:
https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/politics/2018/09/24/secret-open-records-case-racine-seeks-sanctions-against-alderwoman/1410143002/
https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/politics/2018/09/25/judge-delays-contempt-hearing-secret-racine-open-records-case/1421017002/
Sandra Weidner vs. City of Racine
Racine County Circuit Court case # 17CV1644
Thursday, October 15, 2020
Wednesday, October 14, 2020
Pro-Biden artwork from the 'Father of Crop Art' chiseled into hay field in Racine County
From JSOnline:
Believe it or not, Stan Herd said finding the right plot of land is just as time-consuming as the artwork itself.
The 70-year-old Kansas artist, once called the "Father of Crop Art" by CBS news anchor Dan Rather, has been crafting massive designs into fields since the early 1980s. But he's on a new mission now, engineering messages promoting the Joe Biden campaign, not coincidentally in swing states Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
In Wisconsin, Herd wanted a property large enough for a pro-farmer message and close enough to air traffic patterns where travelers will see the work from above. With that in mind, he reached out to Neil and Jennifer Young about their 180-acre property in the Village of Yorkville in Racine County.
"We've done some work with the local Democratic Party and had some fundraisers for Tammy Baldwin on our farm," Jennifer said. "We got a call that there's a crop artist interested in finding a place about 2 to 3 acres, and they explained what they wanted to do. We walked over to some places that we thought would be good, and the perfect place is in our hay field.
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
CBS News poll: Biden leads Trump in Michigan and Nevada, race tied in Iowa
Babbling idiots. If their polls are any good why aren't they out predicting the next winning lottery numbers?
Biden Widens Lead in National Poll
The fact that the pollsters got everything wrong about the 2016 election hasn't prevented them from attempting to steer this election. What a bunch of punks.
Wisconsin denies tax credits to Foxconn for 2019 work, says company did not create enough jobs to fulfill agreement
From JSOnline:
Ricardo Torres
Ricardo Torres
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Three years after landmark legislation was passed promising Foxconn Technology Group billions in tax credits and President Donald Trump presided over a groundbreaking ceremony in Mount Pleasant, the company will not be receiving any state tax credits for work done in 2019.
According to the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., Foxconn has hired only 281 people eligible for tax credits and has made only $300 million in capital expenditures, not fulfilling the goals set out in the contract signed by Foxconn and the state.
Foxconn said it was surprised by the decision, and the company's role in Wisconsin continues to be hotly debated amid a hyper-partisan political environment with deep divisions among taxpayers who are paying the bill for the billions in tax credits that were part of the original deal.
Judge to state Republicans: If you want to end Wisconsin's mask mandate, do it yourself
From The Journal Times.com:
Citing inaction by the state Legislature, a St. Croix County judge on Monday rejected a request by a conservative legal group for a temporary injunction against Gov. Tony Evers’ statewide mask mandate.
Judge R. Michael Waterman ruled that state law doesn’t prevent the governor from issuing a new executive order when emergency conditions, such as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, continue to exist. The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, which pledged to appeal the ruling, filed a lawsuit in August seeking to halt enforcement of the governor’s public health emergency declaration and accompanying mask order.
“The legislature can end the state of emergency at anytime, but so far, it has declined to do so,” Waterman said in a court document. “As the statewide representative body of the citizens of Wisconsin, the legislature’s inaction is relevant and it weighs against judicial intervention, especially when the requested intervention will have statewide impact.”
Shortly after the decision was announced, a Republican-led legislative committee that reviews agency actions ordered the state Department of Health Services to present the rules it relied on in issuing an order last week limiting the size of crowds at indoor venues, including bars and restaurants.
Monday, October 12, 2020
Sunday, October 11, 2020
President's physician: Trump no longer a coronavirus transmission risk
Fake news! He never had COVID-19 in the first place. This is all a political play in advance of the election . . .
Bice: Supreme Court chief justice banished Judge Brad Schimel from his own courtroom after he refused to wear mask
From JSOnline:
Daniel Bice
Daniel Bice
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Shortly after Waukesha County courts opened to the public in late June, someone complained that Waukesha County Circuit Judge Brad Schimel was not enforcing the mask mandate set down by the top court officials for in-person hearings and trials.
Schimel did not respond well.
The former Republican attorney general sent an email on June 25 to a small group of individuals who worked in his courtroom, noting that he had just been called in by Judge Jennifer Dorow, chief judge of the 3rd Judicial District, for not enforcing the mandate aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus.
Mask mandates were adopted both by the state Supreme Court in May and by Dorow's office for Waukesha County judges a month later. These are separate from the one issued by Gov. Tony Evers.
"First, I do not intend to wear a mask," Schimel wrote, citing chronic sinus issues that he said were aggravated by wearing a mask for extended periods. "Thus, for my own health, I will not be wearing a mask."
It was a position and attitude that would land the first-term judge in seriously hot water.
Officials with the state Public Defender's Office began complaining that Schimel was endangering the public by ignoring the mask mandate.
Then, on Aug. 28, Supreme Court Chief Justice Patience Roggensack intervened, barring Schimel from appearing in person for hearings in his own courtroom. For the next five weeks, Schimel sat alone in his judicial chambers — sans mask — and handled cases via Zoom, appearing on a large screen in the courtroom, where his staff, a bailiff, lawyers and defendants often sat.
'I shouldn't be here': Oshkosh bar owner in ICU with COVID-19 angry with Trump over out-of-control pandemic
From JSOnline:
Molly Beck
Molly Beck
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Mark Schultz has been hit on both sides of this pandemic.
For six months it was his Oshkosh bar and restaurant, both of which are closed for now after being hammered under state coronavirus restrictions.
Now it is Schultz himself, infected with COVID-19, lying in a hospital intensive care unit, laboring to breathe, unsure of when — or whether — he'll go home.
"I don’t worry much about me, but I got a 10-year-old son and my fiancée — that’s all I care about," he said through tears. "My family is all at home. They are all worried about me. I don’t want them to worry about me."
As he spoke by phone, he struggled with short breaths and was interrupted at times by fits of coughs.
"I don’t want them to go through this," he told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "I hope I get to go home."
Schultz, 64, is the co-owner of Oblio's, a bar in Oshkosh that is beloved by a city that now has the highest rate of COVID-19 infection in the country, according to a New York Times analysis.
At Oblio's, Schultz said he has three simple rules before people can belly up to the bar: Don't talk about politics. Don't talk about religion. And don't talk about someone's wife.
Now, as he receives oxygen from a machine, Schultz says he has been pushed to break that first rule by President Donald Trump.
"I just want to punch him," Schultz said. "I always had to keep my politics to myself, but from where I'm sitting now? Those days are over.
"I shouldn't be here."
Trump, he said, should have been more upfront with the public from the beginning about the dangers of the coronavirus, should have acted quicker, promoted wearing face masks. If he had, Schultz believes, maybe the pandemic would not have struck his community so hard, might not have wound up at his door.
Dimple's owner files defamation claim against city after denied grant for attending rally against Safer at Home
From The Journal Times.com:
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Dimple's owners Dimple and Denis Navratil twice applied for the city's emergency small business loans and grants for COVID-19 relief, but were denied because Denis participated in a rally in Madison on April 24 in opposition to the state's Safer at Home order. Denis has filed a defamation claim against the city for Mason's comments regarding the matter. |
RACINE — Denis Navratil, co-owner of Dimple’s with his wife, Dimple, filed a defamation claim against the city for statements made by Mayor Cory Mason regarding the city’s decision not to award the business an emergency relief loan.
In the spring, the City of Racine awarded $900,000 in grants to small businesses affected by the coronavirus. In round one, 18 local businesses received grants up to $15,000 each and in round two 146 businesses received grants ranging from $2,500 to $6,500.
Mason confirmed in a written statement to The Journal Times that the denial to Dimple’s was at least partially based on Navratil’s decision to attend a “Freedom Rally” in Madison organized in opposition to Gov. Tony Evers’ ‘Safer at Home’ initiative.
In a written statement, Mason said, “As Mayor, it is my duty to protect the public health of our City’s residents. While I certainly support the rights of free speech and assembly, I cannot in good conscious send scarce City resources to a person or business that willingly jeopardized public health, especially when they were competing with other businesses who were not flagrantly violating safety measures.”
Butterball's big mouth is going to cost us big money. What a jerk.