Trump Comments On Wisconsin Supreme Court Race

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Rachel Stevenson
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With just over a week until what’s being dubbed “the most important election of 2025,” President Trump has jumped into the Wisconsin Supreme Court race like a linebacker on 4th and goal, and Democrats are predictably losing their collective minds over it.

The left would love for people to believe this is just some sleepy state-level judicial contest, but don’t be fooled — they know exactly what’s at stake, and so does Trump. That’s why he’s backing Brad Schimel, and why leftist billionaires are pouring cash into Wisconsin like it’s Vegas during March Madness.

In a series of posts on Truth Social, Trump did what he does best: cut through the noise and get straight to the point. Brad Schimel is a law-and-order guy, a former Wisconsin Attorney General who doesn’t believe in slapping violent offenders on the wrist or pretending the Constitution is some outdated suggestion manual.

His opponent, Susan Crawford? Well, let’s just say she checks all the boxes for the progressive left’s judicial wishlist — light on sentencing, heavy on social engineering, and apparently fine with men competing in women’s sports. You can practically hear the ACLU drooling.

But this isn’t just about state policy anymore. This race has national implications. With Wisconsin’s Supreme Court hanging in the balance, control of the state’s redistricting process is on the line — and Democrats are eyeing it like a hawk on a field mouse. If Crawford wins, don’t be surprised if Reps.

Bryan Steil and Derrick Van Orden suddenly find their districts looking like modern art projects. The plan is simple: use the court to redraw the maps in Democrats’ favor and flip the House in 2026 without actually winning over voters. It’s not about democracy — it’s about power.

And the left’s mega-donors are out in full force to make it happen. George Soros has already tossed in a million bucks to prop up Crawford’s campaign, because nothing says “grassroots judicial independence” like foreign-born billionaires deciding your local judges.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker is throwing his hotel chain fortune into the mix, as is a rogue’s gallery of tech moguls, beer heiresses, and the usual Silicon Valley suspects who seem to think rural Wisconsin needs more progressive enlightenment from the California coast. If you’ve ever wondered why flyover America doesn’t trust the ruling class, look no further than this donor list.

On the flip side, conservatives aren’t exactly sitting on their hands. Elon Musk, now heading up the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in the Trump administration, has helped direct over $10 million toward efforts to elect Schimel. And Donald Trump Jr. even showed up in person to rally support. When’s the last time anyone showed up in Wisconsin just to campaign for a judge? That should tell you everything you need to know about how high the stakes are.

Let’s be clear: this isn’t about Schimel being a perfectly polished candidate or Crawford being a cartoon villain. This is about direction. About whether the judiciary is going to start acting like a shadow legislature — rubber-stamping every radical wishlist item the voters already rejected — or whether it’s going to do its actual job: interpret the law as written.

And with Democrats practically salivating at the thought of a court that could ram through their agenda without even pretending to respect the voters, Republicans aren’t wrong to call this election a firewall.

Crawford’s track record should be enough to give anyone pause. She’s challenged voter ID laws, handed down soft sentences in violent cases, and taken part in fundraisers with groups openly plotting to manipulate the redistricting process for partisan gain. If that’s the kind of “justice” Wisconsin wants, well, at least no one can say they weren’t warned. But judging by early turnout and the MAGA machine getting into gear, it looks like voters might have other plans.

So, go ahead and call him “Just Brad,” because at the end of the day, that’s what this election needs: a judge who believes in laws, not left-wing experiments. Wisconsin’s court should be a courtroom, not a laboratory for coastal billionaires’ pet projects. Conservatives get that. And thanks to Trump, they’re showing up.

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