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The decision came two days before a court hearing was scheduled in the case. Saturday’s court filing to withdraw the case said the Green Party-backed voters who filed the case “are regular citizens of ordinary means” and cannot afford the $1 million bond ordered by the court by 5 p.m. Monday. However, Green Party-backed efforts to force recounts and analyze election software in scattered precincts were continuing.
Why would you sue to stop if you know you've won? Why would you increase the cost if you know you've won? Something's strange about this...why would they fight so hard to stop a recount?
originally posted by: links234
Why would you sue to stop if you know you've won? Why would you increase the cost if you know you've won? Something's strange about this...why would they fight so hard to stop a recount?
originally posted by: DontTreadOnMe
a reply to: Voiceofthemajority
HUH????
Hard to believe the federal court is going to disregard both state lawsuits????
originally posted by: Voiceofthemajority
After finding that the judge hearing the case is a liberal democrat appointed by Obama, it's entirely possible he may rule in Stein's favor and order the recount to move forward starting Monday.
At this point I don't even know why Stein would pursue it though. Without PA there is zero chance of a Clinton flip.
originally posted by: BlueAjah
I don't trust Philly one bit.
I think that Stein is going to continue to attempt to find something, even if she has to invent it, in order to get PA thrown out.
originally posted by: Christosterone
As an aside can we talk about the greatness of your avatar??
Page is my hero and the reason I own WAY too many les Pauls...
Still the coolest man ever to walk the planet save Elvis...
Green Party switches strategy in Pennsylvania recount bid
A Green Party-backed campaign changed its strategy to force a statewide recount of Pennsylvania’s Nov. 8 presidential election, won by Republican Donald Trump, and said late Saturday night that it will seek help in the federal courts, rather than the state courts.
The announcement that it would seek an emergency federal court order on Monday for a recount came hours after it dropped a case in the state courts.
“Make no mistake — the Stein campaign will continue to fight for a statewide recount in Pennsylvania,” recount campaign lawyer Jonathan Abady said in a statement issued around 11:30 p.m. “We are committed to this fight to protect the civil and voting rights of all Americans.”