Wisconsin Governor Says Legislature Overstepped Authority in Its Crusade Against DEI

‘The timing is no coincidence; the Governor knows he has a friendly foursome standing by to do his bidding,’ Justice Rebecca Bradley writes.

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Governor Evers speaks before a visit by President Biden at Earth Rider Brewery on January 25, 2024, at Superior, Wisconsin. Stephen Maturen/Getty Images

The Wisconsin supreme court is set to hear arguments Wednesday in a case brought by Governor Evers, in which he argues legislators violated the Constitution by refusing to perform basic government functions as part of their crusade against diversity and inclusion policies at universities.

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