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Leftist Wisconsin AG Wants To Hide Court Docs In Alternate Electors Case

Kaul is trying to use a state law intended to protect the rights of sexual assault victims in his trumped-up prosecution of Trump’s allies.

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After victimizing his party’s political enemies for more than two years, far-left Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul is asking a Dane County trial court for a protective order to lock away discovery documents from public scrutiny. 

And Kaul, the Democrats’ answer to Inspector Javert, is trying to use a 2020 state constitutional amendment intended to protect the privacy rights of sexual assault victims in his trumped-up prosecution of President Donald Trump’s allies in Wisconsin. 

“This matter has generated attention from the media and the public. The attention has caused concern for the victims and witnesses who are named in the discovery and may testify in this matter,” the motion, filed Tuesday, claims. 

The “matter” is Kaul’s weaponized witch hunt against Jim Troupis and Kenneth Chesebro, the lawyers who represented Trump’s Wisconsin campaign in legal challenges following the rigged 2020 presidential election. Each faces multiple felony forgery charges for advising and carrying out a legal strategy that used alternate electors to protect Wisconsin’s 10 electoral votes for Trump should he prevail in his lawsuits. 

Kaul and his friends in the accomplice media like to paint the strategy as a “fake electors” scheme employed in an attempt to overturn the results of the election. How they have come to that conclusion is curious, given the fact that Kaul’s DOJ twice noted, the legal........

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