Wisconsin is starting to resemble a failed state — The Guardian

This is an opinion piece by the Guardian who like the Times and Post here is so far left they are off the cliff...

Holy Jesus, there is a lot to heckle in that article.
"Courts can overturn the will of the people and are undemocratic" - that is a particularly amazing statement coming from a liberal perspective. How many such rulings have they celebrated in the past several years.
"Rulings have consistently been against the rights of unionized workers, criminal defendents…" really? Seems to me that was legislation signed by the former governor that made Wisconsin a right to work state, and it would be "undemocratic" for the courts to overrule that. Not to worry; they didn't.
Bitching about Gerrymandering? Let's take a look at how districts are drawn in New York, California, or Illinois, while we're at it.
As for the Covid restrictions, the state Supreme Court ruled that a challenge to the endless duration of such orders was sustained. Frankly, it is hard for me to fathom how it is that abortion clinics and Target stay open, but churches and small retail can't. Last I looked, freedom of religion was in the Constitution.

At the end of the day, no matter how a court or governor rules on reopening businesses, we all still have the right to continue to self isolate. It seems like the world has turned on it's head.

So the republicans standing up for constitutional freedom is the cause?