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They said no such thing.https://apple.news/ADbhCYI57QPe1OeWb82nwXQi understand that everyone here is upset their guy didn’t win but the Supreme Court even says there was no fraud.
They said no such thing.https://apple.news/ADbhCYI57QPe1OeWb82nwXQi understand that everyone here is upset their guy didn’t win but the Supreme Court even says there was no fraud.
https://apple.news/ADbhCYI57QPe1OeWb82nwXQi understand that everyone here is upset their guy didn’t win but the Supreme Court even says there was no fraud.
Appears SCOTUS would like to hear from Texas instead.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/22o155.html
https://apple.news/ADbhCYI57QPe1OeWb82nwXQi understand that everyone here is upset their guy didn’t win but the Supreme Court even says there was no fraud.
So the vote was 6-3 to hear the case
Maybe Roberts wont be an ### this time.
Good question
The only thing the Supreme Court did with the Pennsylvania case was respond to Application (20A98) for emergency injunctive relief. The case was not thrown out.
Here is the case:
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/20a98.html
True, its just crazy that they didn't think it was important enough for an emergency hearing.
No, what they denied was emergency injunctive relief. Look at the case. They accepted amicus briefs after denying the emergency injunctive relief. They may be of the opinion (as many Constitution scholars are) that the Dec. 8th "Safe Harbor" doesn't apply to this case, so it wasn't necessary to take action without having time for evidence to be presented in an orderly fashion. I believe they are making DAMNED sure all the "i"s are dotted and all the "t"s are crossed.
And they also may have believed that there was no way to get all the necessary testimony (on both sides) and cross examinations in quick enough due to the enormous volume of evidence. Remember, they can't act on what they have read in CNN or Breitbart, and there is simply not enough time in a day to sift through thousands of affidavits. The evidence has to be presented to them in court.
The Texas case is much cleaner because the facts aren't disputed, only the Constitutionality of the actions of those states. That can be heard and acted on PDQ in comparison to the Pennsylvania case. Pretty damned straightforward - the Constitution says the electors are to be chosen in a manner to be determined by the State Legislature, not the Governor, not the Attorney General, not the Secretary of State, and not the State Supreme Court.
True, its just crazy that they didn't think it was important enough for an emergency hearing.
Your source of that information? Certainly not THE SUPREME COURT because they say both cases are still open.Either way, Trump lost PA and the Supreme Court won't even consider hearing about it. The same will happen to the TX case. The highest court in the land won't even consider cases of "voter fraud" by the Trump administration or by TX. What does that tell you?
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