Harvard Law School professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz told Newsmax Monday that voters in Wisconsin should have the right to vote for “real candidates, not fake candidates.”
Dershowitz’s comments on “The Record With Greta Van Susteren”come after a Wisconsin judge denied a request by independent candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. to be taken off the ballot in that state. Kennedy said he plans to appeal, but the deadline to mail absentee ballots is just two days away.
Dershowitz said despite the fact it would cost about $80,000 to reprint the ballots, the state should remove Kennedy. He said, “It’s not a close question. Constitutionally, legally, or morally. Of course he should have the right to be taken off the ballot. And every voter should have the right to vote for real candidates, not fake candidates who will take votes from others.”
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