Waukesha, WI

[Foxx]

3 hours ago, Ann said:

Don't hold your breath...

 

Chisholm firing sought with complaint; Evers to take it 'seriously'

Milwaukee County residents have officially asked Governor Tony Evers to fire District Attorney John Chisholm. Evers says he'll take the complaint seriously.
 

Wisconsin state law allows the governor to oust a district attorney for cause, but it requires a verified complaint filed by a taxpayer of the jurisdiction, which then starts a process. That document was handed over to the governor, asking Evers to remove Chisholm from office.
 

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Evers answered questions about the submission on Mon., Dec. 20. 
 

"We’ll take it seriously but no prognosis as to what decision will be made," said Evers.
 

Evers says it's too early to say if he'll oust Chisholm.
 

"It’s too early to answer the latter question, but clearly, we do now have a letter," said Evers. "We have to verify that yet and make sure it’s Milwaukee County people that have submitted it, but we’ll do an investigation. I’m sure we’ll be looking to have some help from both the office in Milwaukee, but also Attorney General Kaul."
 

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Hell, I'd fire his ass for throwing the mail clerk under the bus. That he aided and abetted the deaths of how ever many, there might be charges looked into.

[Ann]

4 minutes ago, Foxx said:

Hell, I'd fire his ass for throwing the mail clerk under the bus. That he aided and abetted the deaths of how ever many, there might be charges looked into.

Two Ds, and the DA is a Soros DA. 

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

3 hours ago, Ann said:

Don't hold your breath...

 

Chisholm firing sought with complaint; Evers to take it 'seriously'

Milwaukee County residents have officially asked Governor Tony Evers to fire District Attorney John Chisholm. Evers says he'll take the complaint seriously.
 

Wisconsin state law allows the governor to oust a district attorney for cause, but it requires a verified complaint filed by a taxpayer of the jurisdiction, which then starts a process. That document was handed over to the governor, asking Evers to remove Chisholm from office.
 

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Evers answered questions about the submission on Mon., Dec. 20. 
 

"We’ll take it seriously but no prognosis as to what decision will be made," said Evers.
 

Evers says it's too early to say if he'll oust Chisholm.
 

"It’s too early to answer the latter question, but clearly, we do now have a letter," said Evers. "We have to verify that yet and make sure it’s Milwaukee County people that have submitted it, but we’ll do an investigation. I’m sure we’ll be looking to have some help from both the office in Milwaukee, but also Attorney General Kaul."
 

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Not the DA's fault.  What was he supposed to do?  The SUV that caused the accident didn't have a criminal record.