Having apparently been sufficiently scared off from his plan to impeach newly-seated liberal state Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz for the crime of being in a position to break the rigged legislative maps that remain the source of his power, Republican Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos tells the Associated Press that any move against the justice is "super unlikely" any time soon.

"We don't know what could happen, right? There could be a scandal where something occurs. I don't know," he continued. So yeah, he's not impeaching her, lol. The Wisconsin state Constitution specifically says impeachment can only be brought for "corrupt conduct in office, or for crimes and misdemeanors," and since their main bitching point was that Protasiewicz had commented specifically on gerrymandering and abortion on the campaign trail but rejected calls to recuse herself from any such case after she was elected obviously wasn't "conduct in office" (nor was it corrupt), Vos has correctly estimated that this isn't a fight he's ultimately going to win. Clark v Wisconsin Elections Commission was brought within 24 hours after Protasiewicz was sworn in on August 1st. The decision is still pending but even Vos admits it'll be absolute bloodbath for the GOP.

In related news Vos told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel "when the election comes around in the fall, I'm not going to vote for Joe Biden. So it probably means whoever the Republican nominee is, just like I've done every year that I've ever been alive that I can vote, I'm sure I'll vote for the Republican nominee. I just hope that it's not Donald Trump," basically confirming that he'll vote for Trump but only reluctantly after the Orange God Emperor tried (and failed) to primary Vos for not supporting a bill to overturn the 2020 election in the state. In 2022. Two years after Trump had lost the state.