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Full disclosure, I'm struggling with how to frame Hagedorn's 2023 Clarke dissent. It has important points about the many reasons why the Wisconsin Supreme Court shouldn't be involved in redistricting without major changes to the law or the way the court functions in such cases. The problem is that Hagedorn's current position is highly hypocritical after he sided with the conservative majority in 2022 in the Johnson case, where he agreed to take the case away from the federal court panel (where it should have been heard), and then agreed with all the broken half-baked process the majority came up with that led to that judicial embarrassment. But he's right that now every Wisconsin Supreme Court election could result in new maps. He's right, and it's also mostly his fault. -- Asdasdasdff (talk) 18:24, 26 December 2023 (UTC)Reply
