- Nov 26, 2011
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A Republican judge refuses to halt a law for which he did not admit to any merits of the law, and which even the proponents of the law say there is no in person fraud to warrant such a law. They just want one for...no reason. Just because. It has nothing to do with keeping certain people from voting. No, sir. We want it because...well, we have no explanation, really.
Gee, there's a surprise.
The ruling will be appealed. The state Supreme Court is made of three Democratic judges, and four Republican judges. Oops. I mean three Republican judges. There were four, but one of them has been suspended and is fighting criminal corruption charges.
Update: Pa. high court wants review of voter ID access
Instead of a 3-3 vote along party lines, the vote was 4-2. So some "RINO" defected, I guess.
Pennsylvania's highest court on Tuesday told a lower court judge to stop a tough new law requiring voters to show photo identification from taking effect in this year's presidential election if he finds voters cannot get easy access to ID cards or if he thinks voters will be disenfranchised.
The 4-2 decision by the state Supreme Court sends the case back to a Commonwealth Court judge who initially rejected a request to stop the divisive law from going forward. The high court asked the judge, Robert Simpson, for his opinion by Oct. 2.
What a weasel decision. They are asking the same Republican judge who refused to halt the law in the first place to review the law and halt it if he thinks it will disenfranchise anyone.
Gee, I wonder what conclusion this Republican judge will reach! Will it be different from the first time he decided, you think?
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