Maga Republicans are not exactly coping well with their massive defeat in Wisconsin for the vacant Supreme Court seat.

As we called the race last night, Judge Susan Crawford, the Democratic-aligned pro-democracy candidate, went on to defeat the MagaGA-Dose candidate Brad Schimel, who was

propped up. Schimel was by tens of millions of MAGA, Musk, Doge money, and the entire MAGA

machinery. The pro-democracy candidate, Judge Crawford, a law and order no nonsense.

Judge, a former prosecutor, went on to win that critical race in the vacant Supreme Court seat,

tipping the scales of the Supreme Court so that the Democrats will have control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

And it's a critical victory because, as I mentioned before, the gerrymandering cases before the

Maga Republicans trying to unlawfully gerrymander Wisconsin will be as such that now you'll have, I think,

a accurate map in Wisconsin, a real map, what it always should be.

And I think that will also mean less seats for the MAGA Republican Congress members.

So the MAGA Republicans trying to justify this loss after pouring all of their resources, and it's

clearly a repudiation of Trump and Musk and Doge, but they're refusing to admit that. So they brought

on CNN, MAGA Republican, former governor of Wisconsin, Scott Walker, who's just been an absolute disaster. And so he tries to

say, this isn't about Musk. It's not about his money. Can we talk about George Soros and J.D. Pritzker

and Reid Hoffman? And it's like, what are you talking about? Those people didn't give anywhere near what the money that Elon Musk was doing.

Elon Musk was handing out million-dollar checks to people.

And telling people, if you post photos of yourselves next to voting locations, but don't get too

close because it may be illegal, that he would give you, just give you $20 or $100 or whatever.

Many people talking about how Musk's voting pay-for-play scheme itself could potentially be criminal.

Here's Scott Walker on CNN. Watch this.

So do you think that was compelling?

I mean, it's interesting tactic. It's a little

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