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Angela Lang: “It's literally those that are most privileged economically…”

Featuring: Angela Lang, Vice President | ACLU of Wisconsin

What SCoWiS does– and doesn't– do (Hour 2)

Published July 10, 2026 | Video Starts at 18:52

But how do you think we should address this as a society as we move forward? Yeah, I mean, it's so frustrating because it's. It's literally those that are most privileged economically are able to have a louder voice and influence our representatives. And I also think. I mean, that's just like a broad problem across the board, no matter what candidate and what level of office. But it's particularly distasteful for judges. (18:52–19:00)

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