The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that a 19th century law banning abortion cannot be enforced, in what conservative Justice Rebecca Bradley condemned as a ‘raw exercise of political power.’
Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers gave the state legislature budget recommendations that replace ‘wife’ and ‘husband’ with ‘spouse,’ ‘father’ with ‘parent,’ and, most notably, ‘mother’ with ‘inseminated person’ and ‘parent who gave birth to the child.’
Abortion is technically already illegal in the Dairy State, but the Evers administration is refusing to enforce an 1849 law targeted by judicial activists.