Vos was served with two Constitutional notices and three notices in total.
In a video posted on Twitter by legal educator and geopolitical analyst Dave Jose, a law student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison served the office of Wisconsin Speaker of the House Robin Vos with multiple constitutional notices on Thursday afternoon.
“Monster law student in Wisconsin serves Vos at 2:30 at 4 we get impeachment proceedings moving forward lol,” Dave Jose tweeted.
“So we have three servings for Mr. Vos we have two Constitutional notices the rest of these go to the remaining of the assembly. So these need to be dispersed. So you guys can take care of that for him, right?” the legal student asked Robin Vos’s secretary.
“I’ll take a look at it,” he replied lamely.
“You might want to read it,” the student replied.
"Yep,” responded the clerk.
“Because if it’s found it’s being suppressed,” the law student continued, “there’s a fine attached to it, so don’t do that.”
“This one is specifically for Mr. Vos, and the rest of these go to the assembly.”
“The Supreme Court is already aware and so is the federal Supreme Court,” the law student added.
“This idea of just ignoring the people is no longer working. People are taking their power back. For a long time, the government was not talking to thier constituents, the people in their towns, they were just doing what they wanted to and attorneys would lead them,” Jose said in a statement to Addy Adds / Public Intel Free Press.
“At the same time the attorneys are encouraging legislature to make deals that would attack the rights of the people.”
Jose stated that he sees a change from the election integrity fight of 12 to 18 months ago.
“We can actually go in and have them talk to us and it’s happening in different states across the country right now,” Jose stated.
It will be very interesting to see where this will go, and I highly recommend Dave Jose as a source for legal happenings not just in Wisconsin, but Arizona as well.
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