While the fear of the coronavirus outbreak is real and the consequences severe, we’re seeing a growing number of egregious violations of the constitution in the name of public safety. 

When it came to Kavanaugh, whose nomination Milano opposed before allegations ever emerged, due process was a learning experience. When it comes to Biden, whose nomination she’s endorsed, due process is a prerequisite to adjudicating guilt.

Amid liberal recriminations and dour reporting of fears in the polling place, Wisconsin’s spring election went on as scheduled Tuesday. 

The hotshot D.C. attorney known as the Democrats’ “fixer” has been preaching to his liberal choir that President Donald Trump cannot move November’s general election amid the COVID-19 threat. 

Nearly a month after the Wisconsin Elections Commission confirmed it was referring 43 cases of suspected voter fraud for prosecution, the agency has yet to turn over the names of the suspects or the district attorneys handling the cases — information Empower Wisconsin sought through an open records request. 

Gov. Tony Evers is about to have $1.9 billion at his disposal. The Republican-led Legislature would like the Democrat to focus his spending on what Wisconsin really needs to combat the COVID-19 outbreak.