Brad Schimel: “Courts should be very reluctant to overturn precedent. There…”

“It's easy. When I put that robe on, my personal values are gone. What do you weigh in value in determining whether or not to overturn precedent? Courts should be very reluctant to overturn precedent. There has to be clearly something wrong, something flawed in the previous precedent. Because if precedents flip back and forth based on change in the makeup of the court, well, then there's no stability. The Wisconsin State Supreme Court ruled that Biden had in fact won the 2020 election.” (01:54–02:02)

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