The Wisconsin Supreme Court is Humiliated Again

The Dan O'Donnell Show delivers a scathing critique of the Wisconsin Supreme Court's recent decision to appoint two separate three-judge panels to review challenges to the state's congressional map—only for both panels to rule they lack authority to overturn prior Supreme Court decisions. Host Dan O'Donnell argues this move was unconstitutional and politically motivated, driven by liberal justices seeking to gerrymander Republican seats despite being overruled twice by federal courts and even by their own lower court judges. He frames the episode as a broader indictment of judicial overreach, citing the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s 9-0 reversal by the U.S. Supreme Court in the Catholic Charities case and the recent indictment of a top aide to Anthony Fauci for covering up the origins of COVID-19. The show also covers a federal lawsuit against Wisconsin over its attempt to ban online prediction markets, arguing that federal law under the CFTC supersedes state gambling laws. Additionally, O'Donnell discusses the attempted assassination of President Trump, the FBI’s investigation into Minocqua Brewing owner Kirk Bangstad for offering free beer upon Trump’s death, and a new indictment of former FBI director James Comey. The episode concludes with a call to action for conservative voters to engage in state judicial races, warning that low turnout among Republican voters enables liberal dominance in key elections.