Two days after The Federalist initially reported that the state Department of Justice conducted a raid on the company and residence of Wausau Mayor Douglas Diny, a law enforcement activity related to Diny’s treatment and transfer of an unsecured absentee ballot drop field outside town hall, the far-left prosecutor is still unconcerned.  ,
However, Rep. Tom Tiffany, a Republican who represents Wausau in northeastern Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, said that he’d enjoy the House Judiciary Committee to investigate Attorney General Josh Kaul’s politically motivated sensor. Vicki McKenna, a conservative talk show host in Wisconsin, claimed that Kaul’s activities are representative of the socially manipulated investigations and indictments that Attorney General Merrick Garland has carried out under his leadership.  ,
” I see Merrick Garland doing things like this out in Washington, D. C., whether it’s on Catholic or people in school board meetings, whatever the case does be”, said the senator, referring to some of the U. S. Department of Justice’s some goals. ” Now it appears Josh Kaul for Halloween wants to be the mini-Merrick Garland” . ,
‘ Deeds of Jack-Booted Thugs ‘
According to a origin who was aware of the raid’s location on Wednesday, law enforcement officials reportedly seized mobile phones and other electronic devices that are thought to be related to the Wausau exploration on Friday. That included Diny’s sister’s cell phone, according to the origin who requested anonymity because of the ongoing nature of the case.  ,
The condition justice department’s attorney general’s office employee informed The Federalist that more details about the assault may be obtained from an established in the attorney general’s office. In a debate over Wisconsin’s questionable absentee ballot drop box rules, law enforcement officials were asked to serve a warrant and capture the mayor’s house in a follow-up email, which was not returned.  ,
The state Court, led by republican Attorney General Josh Kaul, has never made any comments about the attack, according to a report from Wausau stereo station WSAU on Sunday.
Sen. Ron Johnson, Wisconsin’s senior senator, wrote on his X account in response to The Federalist’s story that Kaul’s investigation into Diny and the accompanying raid “are the actions of jack-booted thugs” . ,
” Liberals are the risk to our democracy. Situation closed”, Johnson said.  ,
Conducted openly and pretty.
The Division of Criminal Investigation at the Wisconsin Department of Justice took over the Diny’s treatment of the cut field on September 22. When photos showed the traditional president removing the ballot receptacle, Diny claimed it was not secured where it had been prior to the start of Wisconsin’s pre-Election Day ballot, he ticked off the left. It has since been returned.  ,
According to reports, Wausau City Clerk Kaitlyn Bernarde had decided to return the fall field without the Wausau City Council’s acceptance. After positioning it and putting it down, Bernarde alerted Marathon County’s Democratic district attorney, Theresa Wetzsteon, that the cut field had vanished. Wetzsteon told the Post that she quickly opened up an inspection.  ,
In July, the liberal-led Wisconsin Supreme Court , reversed a past ruling , by the court that had declared the popular use of absentee ballot drop boxes illegal under state law. Towns were left to decide whether to use the compartments, according to the new decision. Numerous communities have chosen not to use them.  ,
The Supreme Court “interprets the law” and does n’t create it. At a Wausau City Council conference earlier this month, Diny claimed that that was my logic.  ,
 , Diny could not be reached for comment. His lawyer, Joseph Bugni, has declined to comment on the matter. The governor made an earlier attempt this month to persuade the town council to review financing for drop box security. Members of the council declined to discuss the estimate.  ,
Kaul stated in an interview with News 9 WAOW in Wausau last week that his organization is “focused on making sure that our elections are conducted openly and reasonably and in accordance with the laws, and we take any allegations of election law violations seriously.” The DOJ may send the results of its analysis to the Marathon County district attorney’s office, the attorney general informed the media outlet.  ,
As of Sunday, there were no fees or related documents filed on Wisconsin’s website authorities collection. The Federalist’s inquiries regarding the reported permit used in the attack were not returned by Marathon County Sheriff’s Department officials.  ,
” Show Me the Man and I’ll Show You the Crime,” the phrase.
” There’s one man who can answer this right now, it’s Attorney General Josh Kaul”, Tiffany told McKenna on her show, which airs in Milwaukee and Madison. He said the Court sensor, which followed protest and legitimate action by communist activist and lawfare parties, is,” Show me the man and I will show you the crime”, referring to the legendary range from Lavrentiy Beria, Joseph Stalin’s “most brutal and longest-serving secret police key”. As the Oxford Eagle notes, Beria “bragged that he could prove criminal conduct on anyone, even the innocent” . ,
And boy, does it still smell strongly from a decade ago when the John Doe destroyed Wisconsin, and we are once more seeing the same thing,” Tiffany continued.  ,
The Wisconsin Supreme Court in 2015 upheld the highly partisan Democrat district attorneys ‘ investigations into the dark John Doe investigations, which included the now-defunct Government Accountability Board and Milwaukee and Dane counties. The ruling ending the abusive, secret probes— including pre-dawn, armed raids on the homes of Wisconsin conservatives — described them as a “perfect storm of wrongs” . ,
Eric O’Keeefe, a conservative activist, is the subject of John Doe’s inquiries into the then-Republican governor. The unnecessary raid on the Wausau mayor’s residence and the seizure of his property, according to Scott Walker and his allies, bring back unpleasant memories.  ,
” This should not be taken lightly. The idea that]the DOJ] need to take computers and phones before people have a chance to defend themselves, all for political speech, it’s really bad”, O’Keefe told The Federalist in a phone interview.  ,
Tiffany claimed that the attorney general’s and his henchmen are subject to subpoenas from the Republican-controlled state legislature.  ,
” I think we on the Judiciary Committee, federally, we should should be looking into this”, the congressman said.  ,
Listen to Rep. Tom Tiffany’s full interview on Vicki McKenna’s show.
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Matt Kittle covers The Federalist’s senior elections coverage. An award-winning investigative reporter and 30-year veteran of print, broadcast, and online journalism, Kittle previously served as the executive director of Empower Wisconsin.