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Susan Crawford's Victory Speech After Winning Wisconsin Supreme Court Race

New York PostApril 2, 20259 min4,172 views
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Election Victory and Gratitude

  • πŸ† Susan Crawford delivered a victory speech after winning the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, thanking voters for their trust.
  • 🀝 She acknowledged her opponent, Judge Brad Shimmel, for his gracious concession and wished him well.
  • πŸ’– Crawford expressed deep gratitude to volunteers, friends, colleagues, and her campaign staff for their tireless efforts.

Commitment to Justice and Wisconsin Values

  • βš–οΈ Crawford vowed to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of all Wisconsinites.
  • 🌱 Growing up in Chippewa Falls, her experiences shaped her into a person who values hard work, common sense, and honesty.
  • 🎯 She promised to be a fair, impartial, and commonsense justice on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Significance of the Win

  • πŸ›οΈ The election win grants liberals a 4-3 majority on the seven-member court for at least three years.
  • ✊ Crawford framed the victory as Wisconsinites fending off an attack on their democracy, asserting that justice does not have a price and courts are not for sale.

Inspiration and Future Work

  • 🌟 Crawford cited Thurgood Marshall, emphasizing the need to dissent from indifference, apathy, fear, hatred, and mistrust to foster democracy and liberty.
  • πŸ› οΈ She looks forward to working with her colleagues to deliver fair and impartial decisions and uphold the Constitution.
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