But wouldn't a puppet show tend to attract Democrat voters?

Patrick McIlheran reported Friday that voters might be subjected to...um...entertainment - things like puppet shows and interactive sculpture (whatever that is) - at the polls this November. Some group called My Vote Performs wants to do it.

There's no detail on their agenda, but the Government Accountability Board (GAB) was supposed to talk about this today.

Question: if Wisconsin provides entertainment for voters at the polling places, do long lines still constitute voter suppression?

Or maybe the question is: wouldn’t the entertainment itself constitute voter suppression? I mean, having to stand in line for an hour is one thing. Having to stand in line while listening to some annoying puppet voice is something else.

Hat tip Sykes.