Billionaire Elon Musk distributed a pair of $1 million checks to voters in Wisconsin Sunday to inspire the Conservatives ahead of Tuesday’s Supreme Court election.
Musk distributed checks at a town hall in Green Bay, Wisconsin after the state Supreme Court refused to interfere with the giveaway. The recipient of the check is every voter who signs a petition asking for an end to the “activist”.
“Judges should simply interpret the law rather than make the law,” Musk said at the rally. “You just want the judge to be a judge, which is a reasonable thing worth asking for. We obviously see something crazy in DC, you know, it seems that any federal judge can stop any action from the president of the United States. It’s crazy. It’s crazy. It has to stop.”
Wisconsin Democrats tried to prevent Musk from distributing checks, believing he was illegally buying votes. State Attorney General Josh Kaul State Supreme Court He even refused to try the case. The court has a 4-3 liberal majority.
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Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk provided attendees with a million dollar check during the U.S. Pac City Hall before the Wisconsin Supreme Court election. (Getty Image)
Wisconsin voters will decide in Tuesday’s poll to decide on the court’s new makeup in what Musk calls “super important” election.
Musk’s lawyer The payments were argued in court documents that the payments were “designated to a grassroots campaign against radical judges, rather than explicitly advocating or opposing any candidate.”
The effort echoes Musk’s similar plan, which offered $1 million checks on the battlefield ahead of last year’s presidential election.
In this case, a Pennsylvania judge also said prosecutors failed to show that the effort was illegal and allowed it to continue on Election Day.
Elon Musk handed the check to Ekaterina Diestler on March 30 at City Hall in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Fox News)
Musk’s campaign is to support former Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel.
Schimel told Fox News Sunday that he does not control spending on any external groups, whether it is Elon Musk or anyone else. ”
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Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Circuit Judge Brad Schimel addressed supporters during the campaign. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)
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“That’s exactly what I promise to anyone, whether it’s President Trump, Elon Musk, or any donor, donor, supporter or voter in Wisconsin,” the candidate added. “That’s my commitment.”
Charles Creitz and Patrick McGovern of the Associated Press and Fox News Digital Numbers contributed to the report.
