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originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: GravitySucks
originally posted by: GravitySucks
Nope. Not gonna happen, or there will be a revolution in GA.
Also, I've pointed out before, there is at least one - and I bet there are other - democrat Senators that aren't going to go along with crap like packing the courts. Joe Manchin is on the record saying explicitly that he won't vote for packing the court.
Nah, there won't be a revolution. People here are sick of the crooker governor and do-nothing senators. Trust.
I for one hope we wind up with 13 justices, like Jesus at the Last Supper. Turnabout and all that.
Oh yeah? what happens when they rule the constitution unconstitutional and no more judges after?
originally posted by: GravitySucks
I for one hope we wind up with 13 justices, like Jesus at the Last Supper. Turnabout and all that.
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: Byrd
What about the ones who were turned away when they tried to do what you say they could had done? Some were told leave or be arrested.
originally posted by: GravitySucks
a reply to: Byrd
Plus didn't Trump encourage voting by absentee/mail-in ballot and then showing up to vote in person? To, you know, test the security of the system? Seems it worked.
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: MerkabaMeditation
nothing to see here, I am sure its all just a big misunderstanding.
So much was odd about this election and so many people want to pretend otherwise and that is far scarier than any biden harris election.
On Friday, a federal appeals court dealt the Trump campaign's effort another blow, with a Trump-appointed judge writing in a scathing opinion that the campaign's lawsuit lacked proof and that its allegations in Pennsylvania "have no merit."
The court opinion also rejected Trump's motion to undo Pennsylvania's certification of votes, calling it "unprecedented" and "breathtaking" relief where no fraud had been alleged.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: GravitySucks
a reply to: Byrd
Plus didn't Trump encourage voting by absentee/mail-in ballot and then showing up to vote in person? To, you know, test the security of the system? Seems it worked.
He said to do that to make sure your vote was actually counted. Since we now know they trashed millions of Trump mail-in votes or just counted them for Obiden, it wasn't bad advice.
Anyone who knows anything knows that this wasn't a suggestion to 'vote twice'.
Mr. Trump encouraged people to send in an absentee ballot and then go vote in person on Election Day.
“Let them send it in and let them go vote, and if their system’s as good as they say it is, then obviously they won’t be able to vote,” the president said. “If it isn’t tabulated, they’ll be able to vote.”
Voting twice in the same election is illegal.
But Mr. Trump’s suggestion that people should vote twice is one he has discussed privately with aides in recent weeks amid concerns he is depressing turnout among his supporters by raising alarms about the security of mail-in voting. Link
originally posted by: johnnylaw16
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: MerkabaMeditation
nothing to see here, I am sure its all just a big misunderstanding.
So much was odd about this election and so many people want to pretend otherwise and that is far scarier than any biden harris election.
If there was anything to see here, why is Trump himself not putting it forward in court? It's a simple question with a simple answer. There actually is nothing to see here. I mean do you all really think that you have discovered the smoking gun that no one on Trump's legal team has seen?
originally posted by: Irishhaf
originally posted by: johnnylaw16
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: MerkabaMeditation
nothing to see here, I am sure its all just a big misunderstanding.
So much was odd about this election and so many people want to pretend otherwise and that is far scarier than any biden harris election.
If there was anything to see here, why is Trump himself not putting it forward in court? It's a simple question with a simple answer. There actually is nothing to see here. I mean do you all really think that you have discovered the smoking gun that no one on Trump's legal team has seen?
I didnt really articulate it here, but I have spoken many times since the election. It does not matter if it was stolen or not what matters is showing people that have questions they had nothing to fear and keeping faith in the election with the people.
At this point it seems the media and the DNC want to sweep everything aside and move forward like nothing possible could have happened.
At least 1 state violated their own constitution, and the media wants to pretend its nothing.
I say do every recount people want, no matter who wins it would help alleviate the fear of impropriety keep faith in the nations election high.
ETA: I didnt vote for a republican or for a democrat, both parties brought us to this point.
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: GravitySucks
Umm old decision there. try to keep up.
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: johnnylaw16
NO. Credit for the scum who sit on that stacked Supreme court in PA. The REAL Supreme court should hear this case now because it was clearly breaking the law,because in PA they have to pass a law to change the mail in date,which they did not. Smug bastards all of those traitors with a D or a R(ino) in front their names. I want a fire sale.
originally posted by: johnnylaw16
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: johnnylaw16
NO. Credit for the scum who sit on that stacked Supreme court in PA. The REAL Supreme court should hear this case now because it was clearly breaking the law,because in PA they have to pass a law to change the mail in date,which they did not. Smug bastards all of those traitors with a D or a R(ino) in front their names. I want a fire sale.
A little touchy when things don't go your way, I see? At any rate, the law is pretty clear here: The case was clearly untimely. As the opinion points out, the plaintiffs had quite a bit of time to challenge this law, but saw no reason to do so until they lost and the deadline had passed.
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: johnnylaw16
State supreme court ignored the law initially, of course they will dismiss the lawsuit that's why the court of appeals exists.