And like any sore losing liberal, Kloppenburg is mulling over the idea of challenging the results of the recount in court.JS Online: With the weeks-long recount complete, unofficial numbers confirm that state Supreme Court Justice David Prosser narrowly defeated Assistant Attorney General JoAnne Kloppenburg in the April 5 election.But the battle may not be over yet, as Kloppenburg mulls whether to challenge the results in court.And if a legal contest goes on long enough, attorneys say it could delay efforts to swear Prosser in for a new term on Aug. 1, leading to a temporary vacancy on the closely divided high court.Final recount numbers submitted to the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board show Prosser with 7,006 more votes than Kloppenburg.She will spend the coming days reviewing the findings of the recount to determine whether to sue over the results, according to her campaign manager Melissa Mulliken."I'm not going to speculate" on the likelihood of a lawsuit,...(Read Full Post)