“Tony Evers is trying to play kingmaker in Wisconsin’s pivotal governor’s race. So far, it’s not working,” Politico reports.
”Instead of cutting through the chaos of a messy Democratic primary, the sitting governor’s endorsement of Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has so far only further inflamed what has become a major ideological battle between party factions. But with just nine days to go, Evers isn’t giving up. In fact, he’s digging in on the legacy project to hand-pick his successor.”
“Evers, who returned from a nearly two-week trade mission to Africa earlier this week, is now hitting the campaign trail with Crowley in one final push as they try to head off democratic socialist Francesca Hong — who is leading Crowley by a wide margin.”
New York Post: Socialist Wisconsin Dem Francesca Hong in hot seat after “Cancel Thanksgiving” post emerges online.

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