On April 1st, Wisconsin voters will have the opportunity to vote in a race that can shape the future composition of the US Congress. But the race isn’t like that for It’s a seat in the council for It appears that the Wisconsin Supreme Court and candidate Susan Crawford can’t convey the difference.

Crawford revealed that if elected, she will rubber stamp the radical Democratic agenda Jerry Mander The U.S. Congressional District in Wisconsin. Americans mandated change in November, with Republicans passing the law that a thin razor rim won two votes in one of the narrowest House majority in nearly 100 years. promise If selected, a flip will be made. The outcome of this race is no longer realistic.

Crawford’s willingness to place his thumb on the scale of electoral politics isn’t just a matter of disqualifying her from the highest level of judicial services. If she is elected, there are many things to be afraid of in Wisconsin.

As a judge in Dane County District Court, Crawford sentenced a convicted sexual predator to just four years in prison after being convicted. Three counts Guidelines for first-degree sexual assault in children under the age of 13 were called for up to 60 years. The prosecutors sought at least 10 people. Crawford gave less than half of that.

In another example, Brutal attack Of the UW-Madison students left to suffer until the snow, Crawford repeatedly expressed sympathy for the attacker, the felony, and hoped that she could “do something to fix it.” [his] trauma. ” Crawford dropped his sexual assault charges and sentenced him to seven years in prison.

As a mother, I cannot speculate on the trauma these young victims experienced at the hands of their abusers.

Crawford’s soft spots Violent abuser and for a generous verdict Sexual predators I’m worried about it and should be on all Wisconsinite. Susan Crawford said she was by their side when given the opportunity to express or regret concern or regret over these generous and inappropriate sentences. It is clear that Susan Crawford stands with a violent predator, not public safety.

As a parent, I do whatever it takes to protect my child, and Brad Simel is the only candidate I trust to stand up to be right, fair and keep our community safe.

Former Attorney General Simel believes in supporting the rule of law. As a prosecutor, attorney general and judge, Simel dedicated his career to putting violent offenders behind bars and standing up for the victims. He is approved More than 80 Wisconsin Sheriffs and Law Enforcement The association takes real action to hold offenders accountable.

With a 10-year term at the Line, the competition between Crawford and Schimmel is a very important state election for Wisconsinians. Prosperity and the reason Wisconsin Americans supported Shimmel on November 13th is the earliest we have ever been caught up in the state Supreme Court competition. That fact shows how serious they believe the results of April 1st will be.

We’ve heard this statewide as the AFP-WI team has contacted more than 250,000 voters so far. Now, more than ever, it is essential to restore balance in the state’s Supreme Court. Rather than rewriting the law, you must elect a judge who applies the law. My fellow Wisconsinians and I want justice, integrity and certainty from the bench, not a political game.

This Supreme Court voting method not only sets the tone of what we cherish in Wisconsin, but also sets a tone about how the country’s future will be shaped.

As our state and country rely on it, I urge Wisconsinite to vote for Brad Simel on April 1st. Because they do.

Megan Novak is the state director of AFP-Wisconsin, a proud Wisconsinian and mother.

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