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Speaking of ~~revenge~~ justice

No death penalty in Wisconsin. All they can do is send him back 'home' to prison for life.

Further action is indicated! First, folks there need to rectify the problem of the Soros DA for Milwaukee. Perp with multiple prior convictions, including for misdemeanor bail jumping was booked for multiple felonies last spring and (presumably, I've not yet spotted details on this) let out on bail. Then gets arrested and booked this month on multiple new felonies, including felony bail jumping—appears to imply he didn't show up as ordered from last spring's bail. Yet he gets out on $1000 cash bail, probably $100 out of his pocket and $900 out of some bail bondsman's.

Don't know if legislature or constituents can do anything directly there on their own or if they'll have to run him out (along with the Governor) at the next election. Maybe they can effect changes in election laws to block/limit the effects of Soros, Zuckerberg, etc. bucks. Maybe they can act on the crooks in the laughably 'non-partisan' Election Commission now known to have broken most the 'laws' in their books during the last election. Legislature needs to recapture its plenary election powers and use them!

If it turns out, as currently just suspected, that the motive for this is BLM/Antifa, racist, anti-Americanism as promoted by 'resident Biden's kleptoregime, the legislature could use the outrage generated by this travesty (NOT 'tragedy') to 'decertify' Biden's electoral votes!

Whether that accomplishes anything more than virtue signalling is unclear. The left LOVES virtue signalling, yet would hate that one, so it should count as at least one strike for justice. And if the example emboldens other disputed states to do the who knows for certain where that may lead?

Proponents of decertification claim they can trigger the 12th letting Congress re-argue the Presidential election. Getting the current leadership of either the House or the Senate to institute such an action is highly unlikely. But what about after the midterms? Say we have a GOP landslide, in spite of any fraud, sweeping in not a Speaker McCarthy, but Speaker Jordan. Tougher to do and arguably not essential, but say GOP wins Senate enough to also supplant Mitch as Leader. Might that leadership re-open the question? If they took a couple weeks to reinstitute Trump I'd first thought we could have 10 years of Trump, but a strict reading of the 22nd says a President can only be 'elected' as such twice. Replacing him would be claiming 2020 as #2 and thus preclude Trump running in 2024. The only ways I presently see of getting four, and potentially six, more years of President Trump would be naming him as Speaker and then having him somehow succeed both Biden and Harris.