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Texas Sues GA, MI, PA, and WI at Supreme Court over Election Rules
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Having other states get involved may be the only chance we have to ever have a fair election again. If the rampant fraud from this past election goes unpunished, there will be no need to hold elections in the future because they will all be meaningless.
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God Bless Texas.
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w/o valid federal i.d.voting standards in federal elections v. states rights is ruled in favor (best guess would require a constitutional amendment), it has to play on existing amendments....

the electors clause + equal protection clause was always going to be the battle if scotus v. states rights

I know it's a broken record - yet, here we are....
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I'd bet that the SCOTUS chooses to deny cert.
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Texas should secede. I'm in.
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(12-08-2020 08:28 AM)fsquid Wrote:  I'd bet that the SCOTUS chooses to deny cert.

I'll be surprised if they do anything citing separation of powers. They arent a majority feels court now.
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Saddle up boys.
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What a laughable, subjective filing.
“Democrat voters” receiving more favorable treatment”... how is that to be determined?

“The appearance of voting irregularities”... a claim that has been consistently disproven, oft-times “with prejudice”, by lower courts

This filing is nothing more than a Trump stump speech written in legalese; so no, it will not be taken up by the SCOTUS.
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(12-08-2020 10:07 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  What a laughable, subjective filing.
“Democrat voters” receiving more favorable treatment”... how is that to be determined?

“The appearance of voting irregularities”... a claim that has been consistently disproven, oft-times “with prejudice”, by lower courts

This filing is nothing more than a Trump stump speech written in legalese; so no, it will not be taken up by the SCOTUS.

That has already been factually proven. You need to pull your head out of your ass and get some real, actual news sources.
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Curious. Why didn't they sue all the states, rather then just the four of the five trump had flipped on him because he was a failure?

Nevermind, we all know.
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(12-08-2020 10:07 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  What a laughable, subjective filing.
“Democrat voters” receiving more favorable treatment”... how is that to be determined?

“The appearance of voting irregularities”... a claim that has been consistently disproven, oft-times “with prejudice”, by lower courts

This filing is nothing more than a Trump stump speech written in legalese; so no, it will not be taken up by the SCOTUS.

Legally it has nothing to do with the party of the voters.

In some states, some counties contacted voters with incomplete information on a mail-in ballot to help them complete their ballot. In other counties in the same state, that was not done. The lawsuit contends the voters did not receive equal protection under the law because of the differing procedures.

That contention, from a legal standpoint, has nothing to do with the party of the voter.
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(12-08-2020 10:31 AM)Claw Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:07 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  What a laughable, subjective filing.
“Democrat voters” receiving more favorable treatment”... how is that to be determined?

“The appearance of voting irregularities”... a claim that has been consistently disproven, oft-times “with prejudice”, by lower courts

This filing is nothing more than a Trump stump speech written in legalese; so no, it will not be taken up by the SCOTUS.

Legally it has nothing to do with the party of the voters.

In some states, some counties contacted voters with incomplete information on a mail-in ballot to help them complete their ballot. In other counties in the same state, that was not done. The lawsuit contends the voters did not receive equal protection under the law because of the differing procedures.

That contention, from a legal standpoint, has nothing to do with the party of the voter.

Shouldn't the fight then be against the county officials that didn't bother to help folks correct their ballot rather than throw out the votes of citizens who did nothing wrong?
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(12-08-2020 10:48 AM)Bearcat419 Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:31 AM)Claw Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:07 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  What a laughable, subjective filing.
“Democrat voters” receiving more favorable treatment”... how is that to be determined?

“The appearance of voting irregularities”... a claim that has been consistently disproven, oft-times “with prejudice”, by lower courts

This filing is nothing more than a Trump stump speech written in legalese; so no, it will not be taken up by the SCOTUS.

Legally it has nothing to do with the party of the voters.

In some states, some counties contacted voters with incomplete information on a mail-in ballot to help them complete their ballot. In other counties in the same state, that was not done. The lawsuit contends the voters did not receive equal protection under the law because of the differing procedures.

That contention, from a legal standpoint, has nothing to do with the party of the voter.

Shouldn't the fight then be against the county officials that didn't bother to help folks correct their ballot rather than throw out the votes of citizens who did nothing wrong?

They actually did do something wrong. As wrong as everyone else who had their spoiled ballots correctly invalidated. They failed to do something that was required by law for them to submit a ballot, which is some sort of control feature to prevent fraud.

There were spoiled ballot in democratic counties. There were spoiled ballots in republican counties.

By law they were NOT to open the absentee ballots prior to election day. Democrat counties did, found the spoiled ballots, and contacted voters to get them corrected. That is ILLEGAL.

Republican counties followed the law and didnt open the ballots, therefore did not fix the spoiled ballots.

Now you have unequal protection under the law. Democrats were allowed to break the law and fix spoiled ballots. Those ballots must be thrown out because the republican spoiled ballots were thrown out.
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(12-08-2020 10:30 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Curious. Why didn't they sue all the states, rather then just the four of the five trump had flipped on him because he was a failure?

Nevermind, we all know.

Alito, Thomas, ACB, Kav, GORE....

yeah, we know. how to arse rape in return....
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(12-08-2020 10:59 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:48 AM)Bearcat419 Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:31 AM)Claw Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:07 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  What a laughable, subjective filing.
“Democrat voters” receiving more favorable treatment”... how is that to be determined?

“The appearance of voting irregularities”... a claim that has been consistently disproven, oft-times “with prejudice”, by lower courts

This filing is nothing more than a Trump stump speech written in legalese; so no, it will not be taken up by the SCOTUS.

Legally it has nothing to do with the party of the voters.

In some states, some counties contacted voters with incomplete information on a mail-in ballot to help them complete their ballot. In other counties in the same state, that was not done. The lawsuit contends the voters did not receive equal protection under the law because of the differing procedures.

That contention, from a legal standpoint, has nothing to do with the party of the voter.

Shouldn't the fight then be against the county officials that didn't bother to help folks correct their ballot rather than throw out the votes of citizens who did nothing wrong?

They actually did do something wrong. As wrong as everyone else who had their spoiled ballots correctly invalidated. They failed to do something that was required by law for them to submit a ballot, which is some sort of control feature to prevent fraud.

There were spoiled ballot in democratic counties. There were spoiled ballots in republican counties.

By law they were NOT to open the absentee ballots prior to election day. Democrat counties did, found the spoiled ballots, and contacted voters to get them corrected. That is ILLEGAL.

Republican counties followed the law and didnt open the ballots, therefore did not fix the spoiled ballots.

Now you have unequal protection under the law. Democrats were allowed to break the law and fix spoiled ballots. Those ballots must be thrown out because the republican spoiled ballots were thrown out.
That is essentially correct, BUT the party affiliations are not relevant. Only the difference in the procedures followed.
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(12-08-2020 11:09 AM)Claw Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:59 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:48 AM)Bearcat419 Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:31 AM)Claw Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:07 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  What a laughable, subjective filing.
“Democrat voters” receiving more favorable treatment”... how is that to be determined?

“The appearance of voting irregularities”... a claim that has been consistently disproven, oft-times “with prejudice”, by lower courts

This filing is nothing more than a Trump stump speech written in legalese; so no, it will not be taken up by the SCOTUS.

Legally it has nothing to do with the party of the voters.

In some states, some counties contacted voters with incomplete information on a mail-in ballot to help them complete their ballot. In other counties in the same state, that was not done. The lawsuit contends the voters did not receive equal protection under the law because of the differing procedures.

That contention, from a legal standpoint, has nothing to do with the party of the voter.

Shouldn't the fight then be against the county officials that didn't bother to help folks correct their ballot rather than throw out the votes of citizens who did nothing wrong?

They actually did do something wrong. As wrong as everyone else who had their spoiled ballots correctly invalidated. They failed to do something that was required by law for them to submit a ballot, which is some sort of control feature to prevent fraud.

There were spoiled ballot in democratic counties. There were spoiled ballots in republican counties.

By law they were NOT to open the absentee ballots prior to election day. Democrat counties did, found the spoiled ballots, and contacted voters to get them corrected. That is ILLEGAL.

Republican counties followed the law and didnt open the ballots, therefore did not fix the spoiled ballots.

Now you have unequal protection under the law. Democrats were allowed to break the law and fix spoiled ballots. Those ballots must be thrown out because the republican spoiled ballots were thrown out.
That is essentially correct, BUT the party affiliations are not relevant. Only the difference in the procedures followed.

The party affiliations are relevant only to the point of where it shows that these illegal procedures in democratic strongholds caused enough spoiled democratic votes to sway the election. But correct, party affiliation has nothing to do with unequal protection.
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(12-08-2020 11:14 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 11:09 AM)Claw Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:59 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:48 AM)Bearcat419 Wrote:  
(12-08-2020 10:31 AM)Claw Wrote:  Legally it has nothing to do with the party of the voters.

In some states, some counties contacted voters with incomplete information on a mail-in ballot to help them complete their ballot. In other counties in the same state, that was not done. The lawsuit contends the voters did not receive equal protection under the law because of the differing procedures.

That contention, from a legal standpoint, has nothing to do with the party of the voter.

Shouldn't the fight then be against the county officials that didn't bother to help folks correct their ballot rather than throw out the votes of citizens who did nothing wrong?

They actually did do something wrong. As wrong as everyone else who had their spoiled ballots correctly invalidated. They failed to do something that was required by law for them to submit a ballot, which is some sort of control feature to prevent fraud.

There were spoiled ballot in democratic counties. There were spoiled ballots in republican counties.

By law they were NOT to open the absentee ballots prior to election day. Democrat counties did, found the spoiled ballots, and contacted voters to get them corrected. That is ILLEGAL.

Republican counties followed the law and didnt open the ballots, therefore did not fix the spoiled ballots.

Now you have unequal protection under the law. Democrats were allowed to break the law and fix spoiled ballots. Those ballots must be thrown out because the republican spoiled ballots were thrown out.
That is essentially correct, BUT the party affiliations are not relevant. Only the difference in the procedures followed.

The party affiliations are relevant only to the point of where it shows that these illegal procedures in democratic strongholds caused enough spoiled democratic votes to sway the election. But correct, party affiliation has nothing to do with unequal protection.

There is a key difference. Is the fact that equal protection was denied enough to invalidate the election? Or, does it also require that there be evidence the denial of equal protection impacted the result of the election?

In the case of the SCOTUS, I don't think they care about the result of the election. The result is not theirs to determine. I think that is something fundamentally different from a SCOTUS appeal and a state SC appeal.

I may be totally wrong, but I guess we'll see.
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(12-08-2020 10:07 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  What a laughable, subjective filing.
“Democrat voters” receiving more favorable treatment”... how is that to be determined?

“The appearance of voting irregularities”... a claim that has been consistently disproven, oft-times “with prejudice”, by lower courts

This filing is nothing more than a Trump stump speech written in legalese; so no, it will not be taken up by the SCOTUS.

You should get used to it. Just like Hawaii and California judge shopped moronic baseless suits to friendly activist judges designed to delay and derail Trump policies—I hope Texas and other conservative states will do the same with this idiotic divisive and destructive Biden Administration. Just delay, derail, and deny in the courts for two short years—then take over the House in 2022 and impeach the illegitimate dementia president—-with a Senate willing to convict this corrupt China puppet democrats cheated into the White House. Thanks democrats for showing us how to stymie an administration.

The only way Trump was able to get anything done was via his energy and sheer force of will. Biden is a unconscious lump of inanimate flesh. He can easily be blocked from sending all our manufacturing jobs to his Chinese masters by simply adopting the Democrat strategy of the last 4 years.
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Sounds like a credible guy. Only the best and brightest seem to rush to trumps defense. I think we know why. 03-wink

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