Kennedy to Appeal Partisan Ruling in New York Ballot Access Residency Case

[excalibur]

Fascinating.

What are the Dems fearful of? Isn't Kamala going to win NY State by a large margin?

And a partisan Dem judge, shocking.

Her justification here is so blatantly partisan, what a hack. Judge Ryba, shake hands with Juan Merchan.

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Independent Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. today condemned the openly partisan ruling by Democratic Judge Christina L. Ryba in Albany County Supreme Court against his New York residency and said that he will win on appeal.​

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The ruling came in spite of the fact that Kennedy is registered to vote in New York, New York has been his primary residence since 1964, he pays taxes in New York, he has a New York driver’s license, his legal license and law practice is in New York, and his falconry license and other recreational licenses are in New York.​

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“The Democrats are showing contempt for democracy,” said Kennedy. “They aren’t confident they can win at the ballot box, so they are trying to stop voters from having a choice. We will appeal and we will win.”​

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Judge Ryba openly in court said she refused to consider the constitutionality of the New York residency requirement under the 12th Amendment.​

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“The 12th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution governs the residency of presidential and vice presidential candidates, not state law,” said campaign Senior Counsel Paul Rossi. “We intend to pursue injunctive relief in the Southern District of New York. If state court judges are going to ignore the Constitution, the federal courts must step in to protect voters’ rights.”​

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The New York State Board of Elections confirmed last month that the Kennedy Campaign submitted 108,680 valid signatures for ballot access, more than double the 45,000 required — a record number of signatures from New Yorkers.​

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“This case is an assault on New York voters who signed in record numbers to place me on their ballot,” said Kennedy. “The DNC has become a party that uses lawfare in place of the democratic election process.”​

https://www.kennedy24.com/kennedy_appeal_partisan_ruling_new_york_ballot_access_residency_case

 

[excalibur]

 

[pknopp]

I guess I am not up on the law here. It would indeed appear he is less than honest about his NY living arrangements. (no real surprise there) but what I am not clear on is the fact that one does not have to be a resident of the state to run for president in that state.

Is the judge saying he misled people by portraying himself as one of them?

 

[1srelluc]

The dems have mocked every pretence of democracy this election cycle.

At least they are not harping on "Mah Democracy" much anymore.

 

[Independent thinker]

Fascinating.

What are the Dems fearful of? Isn't Kamala going to win NY State by a large margin?

And a partisan Dem judge, shocking.

Her justification here is so blatantly partisan, what a hack. Judge Ryba, shake hands with Juan Merchan.

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Independent Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. today condemned the openly partisan ruling by Democratic Judge Christina L. Ryba in Albany County Supreme Court against his New York residency and said that he will win on appeal.​

​

The ruling came in spite of the fact that Kennedy is registered to vote in New York, New York has been his primary residence since 1964, he pays taxes in New York, he has a New York driver’s license, his legal license and law practice is in New York, and his falconry license and other recreational licenses are in New York.​

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“The Democrats are showing contempt for democracy,” said Kennedy. “They aren’t confident they can win at the ballot box, so they are trying to stop voters from having a choice. We will appeal and we will win.”​

​

Judge Ryba openly in court said she refused to consider the constitutionality of the New York residency requirement under the 12th Amendment.​

​

“The 12th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution governs the residency of presidential and vice presidential candidates, not state law,” said campaign Senior Counsel Paul Rossi. “We intend to pursue injunctive relief in the Southern District of New York. If state court judges are going to ignore the Constitution, the federal courts must step in to protect voters’ rights.”​

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The New York State Board of Elections confirmed last month that the Kennedy Campaign submitted 108,680 valid signatures for ballot access, more than double the 45,000 required — a record number of signatures from New Yorkers.​

​

“This case is an assault on New York voters who signed in record numbers to place me on their ballot,” said Kennedy. “The DNC has become a party that uses lawfare in place of the democratic election process.”​

https://www.kennedy24.com/kennedy_appeal_partisan_ruling_new_york_ballot_access_residency_case

The whole thing is lunacy. The guy is running for president. What difference does it make in which state he is a resident of? If he was running for a New York State office then they might have a point but he is not.

 

[excalibur]

The whole thing is lunacy. The guy is running for president. What difference does it make in which state he is a resident of? If he was running for a New York State office then they might have a point but he is not.

That is what partisan hack nonsense went down, it doesn't matter. Or is a Presidential candidate supposed to have residence in all 57* States? She's as much a "judge" as Juan Merchan is.

What are they afraid of? That RFK Jr. on the ballot might just give Trump NY?

*An Obamaism.

 

[Independent thinker]

That is what partisan hack nonsense went down, it doesn't matter. Or is a Presidential candidate supposed to have residence in all 57* States? She's as much a "judge" as Juan Merchan is.

What are they afraid of? That RFK Jr. on the ballot might just give Trump NY?

*An Obamaism.

While they probably realize that New York isn't going red even with RFK on the ballot, any influence to make him look illegitimate might pass on to other states, where it could possibly actually be a factor. The interesting thing is that most polls have shown that RFK himself draws about equally from both sides but they want to take democracy away anyway because that is what they do.

 

[Marener]

The whole thing is lunacy. The guy is running for president. What difference does it make in which state he is a resident of? If he was running for a New York State office then they might have a point but he is not.

he lied on the forms he submitted. Isn’t that a big deal to you guys?

 

[Marener]

That is what partisan hack nonsense went down, it doesn't matter. Or is a Presidential candidate supposed to have residence in all 57* States? She's as much a "judge" as Juan Merchan is.

What are they afraid of? That RFK Jr. on the ballot might just give Trump NY?

*An Obamaism.

You clearly didn’t read the ruling.

Did you know that RFK Jr confessed to voter fraud?

 

[Independent thinker]

he lied on the forms he submitted. Isn’t that a big deal to you guys?

If you are running for president, does it matter which state you are a resident of?

 

[Marener]

If you are running for president, does it matter which state you are a resident of?

Did he lie on the forms or not?

 

[pknopp]

By all accounts and reason he did lie about where he resides. The question I've been looking for is why?

He doesn't have to live in NY to gather signatures for a petition but he can not lie on the petition.

 

[scruffy]

Fascinating.

What are the Dems fearful of? Isn't Kamala going to win NY State by a large margin?

And a partisan Dem judge, shocking.

Her justification here is so blatantly partisan, what a hack. Judge Ryba, shake hands with Juan Merchan.

​

Independent Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. today condemned the openly partisan ruling by Democratic Judge Christina L. Ryba in Albany County Supreme Court against his New York residency and said that he will win on appeal.​

​

The ruling came in spite of the fact that Kennedy is registered to vote in New York, New York has been his primary residence since 1964, he pays taxes in New York, he has a New York driver’s license, his legal license and law practice is in New York, and his falconry license and other recreational licenses are in New York.​

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“The Democrats are showing contempt for democracy,” said Kennedy. “They aren’t confident they can win at the ballot box, so they are trying to stop voters from having a choice. We will appeal and we will win.”​

​

Judge Ryba openly in court said she refused to consider the constitutionality of the New York residency requirement under the 12th Amendment.​

​

“The 12th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution governs the residency of presidential and vice presidential candidates, not state law,” said campaign Senior Counsel Paul Rossi. “We intend to pursue injunctive relief in the Southern District of New York. If state court judges are going to ignore the Constitution, the federal courts must step in to protect voters’ rights.”​

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The New York State Board of Elections confirmed last month that the Kennedy Campaign submitted 108,680 valid signatures for ballot access, more than double the 45,000 required — a record number of signatures from New Yorkers.​

​

“This case is an assault on New York voters who signed in record numbers to place me on their ballot,” said Kennedy. “The DNC has become a party that uses lawfare in place of the democratic election process.”​

https://www.kennedy24.com/kennedy_appeal_partisan_ruling_new_york_ballot_access_residency_case

More corruption from the leftards.

Not surprised.

 

[Independent thinker]

Did he lie on the forms or not?

First off, you didn't answer MY question. Second, there is no evidence that he lied. He had a place in New York. The biased courts just ruled that the place didn't qualify as being a residence. That is not a lie. So, we get back to MY question, if you are running for president, does it matter which state you are actually a resident of?

 

[Marener]

Kennedy admits to voter fraud:

https://ballot-access.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/RFK-NY-loss.pdf

 

[pknopp]

First off, you didn't answer MY question. Second, there is no evidence that he lied. He had a place in New York. The biased courts just ruled that the place didn't qualify as being a residence. That is not a lie. So, we get back to MY question, if you are running for president, does it matter which state you are actually a resident of?

The case clearly showed he lives in California and that he doesn't actually have a residence in NY. He even argued that "he always planned on going back to New York after his wife retired.

He pretty much outed himself.

It's like I often note, anyone that will cheat on his wife will cheat on anyone.

 

[Marener]

First off, you didn't answer MY question. Second, there is no evidence that he lied. He had a place in New York. The biased courts just ruled that the place didn't qualify as being a residence. That is not a lie. So, we get back to MY question, if you are running for president, does it matter which state you are actually a resident of?

You never answered MY question either.

No, there's tons of evidence he lied and committed voter fraud. There was a trial with witnesses. Kennedy testified himself.

During the 15 months that Kennedy claimed to have lived at the address he listed as his residency, he spent ONE night there.

The trial proved beyond all reasonable doubt that he didn't live in New York.

 

[Independent thinker]

The case clearly showed he lives in California and that he doesn't actually have a residence in NY. He even argued that "he always planned on going back to New York after his wife retired.

He pretty much outed himself.

It's like I often note, anyone that will cheat on his wife will cheat on anyone.

But it doesn't matter which state you are a resident of when running for president.

 

[Independent thinker]

You never answered MY question either.

No, there's tons of evidence he lied and committed voter fraud. There was a trial with witnesses. Kennedy testified himself.

During the 15 months that Kennedy claimed to have lived at the address he listed as his residency, he spent ONE night there.

The trial proved beyond all reasonable doubt that he didn't live in New York.

It doesn't matter which state you live in, in order to run for president. Why do you keep on repeating that lie?

 

[excalibur]

The case clearly showed he lives in California and that he doesn't actually have a residence in NY. He even argued that "he always planned on going back to New York after his wife retired.

He pretty much outed himself.

It's like I often note, anyone that will cheat on his wife will cheat on anyone.

And his residence has NOTHING to do with running or President. What, you think Kamala has residence in all 50 States?

The Constitution says you must be at least 35 years of age, and a natural born Citizen, that's all.