Judge Ludwig says President Trump's request to overturn the election he lost in Wisconsin is "incredibly unique."
Ludwig is asking sharp questions. He suggests that the constitutional "manner" Wis. chose for selecting its presidential electors is having a popular election. The state did that; the features Trump doesn't like aren't "a significant departure from the legislative scheme."
Ludwig says the 7th Cir. doctrine of laches pretty clearly favors Wisconsin and says Trump's reasons for waiting to sue until after the election to challenge procedures he didn't like simply weren't credible.
Judge Ludwig says says the jurisdictional challenges raised by Trump's suit to overturn Wisconsin's election are "interesting, challenging and unique." He says he hopes to decide in the next day.
"Nobody on this call thinks my word will be the last word on this, including me."
"Nobody on this call thinks my word will be the last word on this, including me."
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