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I applaud this move! The NASS should also introduce a constitutional amendment to set a definite time frame within which pre-election and post-election litigation can be heard in the courts/tribunals. Assuming February is the new permanent date for general elections, I’d suggest all post-election litigation must end a week before the expiration of the term of office of the last office holder. This should bring about a more orderly transition |
Dapcity007:My friend, votes have been counted DAYS after Election Day in many states for decades. For eg, it typically takes California 3-4 weeks to finish counting votes cast in a general election. Bear in mind that CA has around 21 million registered voters. There is no way a court will ask any state to limit counting of votes to only the Election Day. In fact, other large states like Texas, Florida, North Carolina and Ohio count votes BEYOND Election Day. You just have to accept it as the reality of life. |
basilico:Per the bolded, I seriously doubt whether the Supreme Court would want to alter the calendar of the Electoral College vote. Remember that the same court in Bush v. Gore decided the case early, in part, due to the upcoming “safe harbor” and Electoral College vote deadlines then. And this same court quickly dismissed Rep Kelly’s suit due to the same approaching “safe harbor deadline”. Moreover, if Texas is claiming the right to sue some states due to a perceived violation of the US constitution and state constitution with regard to voting rules, nothing stops California, NY, Colorado, Nevada etc from bringing a suit before the USSC against TX or some other red state that have been suppressing voting rights of ethnic minorities. After all, the actions of Texas elections authorities also impacted the presidential election vote, which impacts the votes in California |
BREAKING Jeh Johnson says he won’t serve in Biden’s administration. This means that the race for AG is now between Sally Yates and Senator Doug Jones |
Mintum:By the time any such appeal heads to the Supreme Court, the Electoral College would have already cast their votes for president and Vice President. Besides, the United States Supreme Court would never want to essentially invalidate the vote of the Electoral college. |
ceejayluv:Sometimes, I think these people need massive psychiatric evaluations to figure out whether they are ok in the head. How the hell does someone think the US military would arrest civilians on US soil??! |
Delejumi:Those suits are going NOWHERE. |
"To safeguard public legitimacy at this unprecedented moment and restore public trust in the presidential election, this Court should extend the December 14, 2020 deadline for Defendant States' certification of presidential electors to allow these investigations to be completed," he wrote. "Should one of the two leading candidates receive an absolute majority of the presidential electors' votes to be cast on December 14, this would finalize the selection of our President. The only date that is mandated under the Constitution, however, is January 20, 2021." Definitely not about any mythical “fraud” or “irregularities”. Besides, the TX AG should have brought the suit BEFORE a single vote was cast in the election, if he was truly concerned that the 4 swing states were effectively disenfranchising the other 46 states and DC. You can’t simply wait to find out the results in those states before deciding to bring such a suit before the Court. |
InvertedHammer:But what happens when all countries and/or all international airlines require proof of Covid vaccination before boarding flights? |
I’ve come to a realization: the reason why most Republican members of Congress are supporting Trump’s stubbornness is that Trump currently has a 89% favorability rating amongst Republicans. They’re deeply scared of being abandoned by Trump voters or being primaried by a Trumpian candidate in 2022. Once this dust settles, most of these Republicans would turn to chameleons to later claim that their support of these frivolous lawsuits was done in the name of “ensuring that the voting systems in the country are fool-proof”. They will make this pivot in order to deceive gullible independents to think that they (Trumpian Republicans) are rational people. |
Fun fact: The Democrats’ 5-seat majority in the new US House of Reps will be the smallest Democratic Congressional majority since 1893 |
$417 million has already been spent in the Georgia senate runoff races |
The US Supreme Court will likely issue a ruling on the Texas suit, at the earliest, by Friday or Saturday |
Ibime:My guy, the Texas AG is just doing eye service. He wants a pardon from Trump because he has been under FBI investigation since 2015, and has been indicted by the Feds. The frivolous lawsuit is just a roundabout way of him doing a quid pro quo with Trump, without the appearance of corruption |
Ibime:Chai!! The smack down was polite but devastating ![]() Trump and allies are now 1-51 in post-election cases ![]() |
BREAKING All 50 states and D.C. have certified their presidential election results |
IamD18:I fear a resurgent Barca |
By February, the top clubs in Western and Southern Europe will put massive pressure on their national governments to allow between 10-15% fan capacity at their stadia... |
BlueMann:To be fair, the ball was heading straight to the keeper who would have saved it |
Interestingly, in the Texas vs Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin case, the Texas legal team are NOT alleging fraud. They are only alleging that the Defendant states did not comply with the provisions of their respective constitutions/statutes. |
AmazonTopaz:I agree |
The top 3 contenders for Biden’s AG position are: Doug Jones, Sally Yates, and Judge Merrick Garland |
Dapcity007:So, you TRULY think a SC justice would base his/her ruling, in part, as to whether she agrees with the political philosophy of one of the parties in a dispute?? |
As of today, 111,655 people have voted in the 2021 Georgia Senate run-off election |
So, there has been some argument as to whether Georgia should register new voters for the January runoffs.. Some are saying that what Stacey Abrams did was illegal because her organization helped to register new voters for the runoffs, allegedly breaching Georgia law. However, the issue is not that simple. Did some research and came up with the particular clause of the Georgia law that deals with eligibility to vote in general elections (and runoffs). The phrase “entitled to vote” could also refer to individuals 18 and older who meet the requirements to register to vote.
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As of today, Dec 8, 2020, 49 US states certified their presidential elections. West Virginia is set to certify tomorrow |
Trump and allies are now 1-51 ![]()
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“Our strategy is to lose at the state courts to quickly move our cases to the Supreme Court” ![]() |
feedthenation:He will sue the US Supreme Court at the ECOWAS court ![]() |
The PSG game will resume shortly |
Like play like play, Barca will finish 2nd |
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