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Texas case importance (accepted to take case 6-3) - in the end if Biden wins - be afraid - be very afraid

Wow.

As a lawyer, you make a decent men's room attendant.

This is not a FEDERAL ELECTION. The voters are not voting for a PRESIDENT, they are voting to choose the state's representatives on the ELECTORAL COLLEGE. Each state is holding a STATE ELECTION to do this, and Texas has NO STANDING to tell other states how to run their own affairs.

I see you are also arguing points that no one has made.

The Constitution tells states the process for changng voter laws. 4 states acted unconstitutionally in not following that process.

Texas is suing them as a result And they have an airtight case.
 
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I see you are also arguing points that no one has made.

The Constitution tells states the process for changng voter laws. 4 states acted unconstitutionally in not following that process.

Texas is suing them as a result And they have an airtight case.

AIr is going to be let out very quickly and decisively. Might even be tomorrow.
 
I see you are also arguing points that no one has made.

The Constitution tells states the process for changng voter laws. 4 states acted unconstitutionally in not following that process.

Texas is suing them as a result And they have an airtight case.

Texas has no standing. Learn what standing means and get back to me.

It's funny that Pennsylvania filed that request for Pennsylvania and got rebuffed 9-0, but somehow you think Texas can sue Pennsylvania and get the verdict you want. LOL at you.
 
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BREAKING: Pennsylvania House of Representatives Join Texas in Their Lawsuit Against Key Swing States



 
Texas has no standing. Learn what standing means and get back to me.

It's funny that Pennsylvania filed that request for Pennsylvania and got rebuffed 9-0, but somehow you think Texas can sue Pennsylvania and get the verdict you want. LOL at you.

At least two Supreme court justices disagree with the logic you are applying
 
At least two Supreme court justices disagree with the logic you are applying

Wait, you understand his logic??? I *think* he's trying to claim that we have no such thing as a federal election in this country, so Texas can't sue the 4 states. At least I think that's what he's trying to claim, I don't speak dumbass so not sure. Then again he rarely knows what he's saying, take his 'count every vote' claim and not realizing he was calling for the counting of every illegal vote.

All 5 states in question agreed to be bound by the US Constitution. 4 states did not follow the Constitution, and the 5th is suing them because their actions impacted the voters in their state.

Constitution is clear that they have standing and an airtight case. Goodness the sheep literally believe in a world that doesn't exist.
 
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Absolute disgrace 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

The 3 Trump appointees are COWARDS.......all 3 along with Quisling Robert’s voted with the leftist.😡😡🤬🤬
 
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Absolute disgrace 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

The 3 Trump appointees are COWARDS.......all 3 along with Quisling Robert’s voted with the leftist.😡😡🤬🤬

Alito saying they couldn't have ruled for Texas even if they had heard the case almost sounds like hes signaling to the Trump team, or maybe the states. Like we can't undo cheating, but show us evidence the dems cheated in the votes, and we can.
 
SCOTUS: Snow is not frozen nor made of ice . See the definition of snow

Def of snow: Frozen precipitation in the form of white or translucent hexagonal ice crystals that fall in soft, white flakes.

SCOTUS: The State of Texas’s motion for leave to file a bill of complaint is denied for lack of standing under Article III of the Constitution.

Article III section 2
The judicial power shall extend to all cases, in law and equity, arising under this Constitution, the laws of the United States, and treaties made, or which shall be made, under their authority;--to all cases affecting ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls;--to all cases of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction;--to controversies to which the United States shall be a party;--to controversies between two or more states

This was a controversy between 2 states, period. Original jurisdiction and standing just because two state have a controversy between them
 
Alito saying they couldn't have ruled for Texas even if they had heard the case almost sounds like hes signaling to the Trump team, or maybe the states. Like we can't undo cheating, but show us evidence the dems cheated in the votes, and we can.
How much more phucking evidence do they need????:mad:
 
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Blind faith will get you into trouble. Right now I see you being blindfolded and walking to a cliff while being told no cliff exists. (I try to use analogies to present a simple picture for you to follow - you know - like baby picture books.)

Shows what your opinion is worth, yes?
 
Alito saying they couldn't have ruled for Texas even if they had heard the case almost sounds like hes signaling to the Trump team, or maybe the states. Like we can't undo cheating, but show us evidence the dems cheated in the votes, and we can.
This case was not about "cheating or fraud." It was about unconstitutional votes.
 
Which apparently Alito just said can't or wont be undone by the SC.
There are more cases. Levin says Pa suit needs to file for cert...it was the injuction that was shot down. I doubt SCOTUS hears any case on fraud or cheating but if someone with "standing" gets a case of unconstitutional actions before them then maybe they take it.

We would be better off with a bunch of farmers on SCOTUS. This should not be a hard job nor one that requires lenghty papers to justify any rulings.

You got superlawyers on the court who read a text and come to a conclusion 180 degrees out of phase with clear written English. Well Thomas and Alito can read and understood that they really MUST take a case like this even if its something trivial like two states disagreeing over the definition of a foot long hotdog.
 
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