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You know thats not what I meant and its interesting how you conveniently avoided my last question.Define "legal" in your comment.Even if it takes days or weeks - all legal ballots should be counted.
Possibly postmark date ?
If not, then are you willing to allow for any length of time before a decision is made ?
Duh, "legal" means whatever the respective state election law says is "legal". It ain't rocket science...
With Democrat printers working overtime make new filled-in ballots.Even if it takes days or weeks - all legal ballots should be counted.
With Democrat printers working overtime make new filled-in ballots.Even if it takes days or weeks - all legal ballots should be counted.
Conservatives believe in “states’ rights” when it benefits conservatives and Republicans.So, apparently iceberg also doesn't believe in states' rights.
Fake News.The Trump Court will not hesitate to violate states’ rights if such lawless interference benefits Republicans politically, or to otherwise violate the rights of states controlled by Democrats.I feel very strongly that SCOTUS should not tell states when to stop counting their ballots - especially in the middle of a pandemic - and a presidential election. That should be totally left up to the states and their respective election laws. I think this is something that both Democrats and Republicans should be able to agree on. What do you think?
And the Trump Court will likewise not hesitate to interfere with states in this election if it means awarding the needed state – or states – to Trump to keep Trump in ofice, as occurred in 2000.
Conservatives believe in “states’ rights” when it benefits conservatives and Republicans.So, apparently iceberg also doesn't believe in states' rights.
Conservatives oppose “states’ rights” when it comes to laws enacted by states controlled by Democrats.
In the coming years we’ll see that rightwing hypocrisy on full display as the Trump Court strikes down laws enacted by Democratic state lawmakers while Republican state laws are upheld.
So you keep avoiding this simple question.Define "legal" in your comment.Even if it takes days or weeks - all legal ballots should be counted.
Possibly postmark date ?
If not, then are you willing to allow for any length of time before a decision is made ?
Duh, "legal" means whatever the respective state election law says is "legal". It ain't rocket science...
So you keep avoiding this simple question.Define "legal" in your comment.Even if it takes days or weeks - all legal ballots should be counted.
Possibly postmark date ?
If not, then are you willing to allow for any length of time before a decision is made ?
Duh, "legal" means whatever the respective state election law says is "legal". It ain't rocket science...
How long are you willing to wait before a decision is made, no matter what state is counting ?
A week, month, year ?
My bad. It wasn't PA, it was Wisconsin.The ones where Democrats decided to violate their state election laws. PA comes to mind.I'd vote, but you're missing the only correct answer:
"States should be forced to obey their own laws."
Which states are not obeying their election laws?
Proof? Link?
Yes, that's what you've been told to believe.With Democrat printers working overtime make new filled-in ballots.Even if it takes days or weeks - all legal ballots should be counted.
Why do you perpetuate conspiracy theories without any credible proof? Democrats aren't the ones engaging in voter suppression and fraud. BTW, votes don't count unless they are validated and approved.
You're more dramatic than an all-girl middle school.Conservatives believe in “states’ rights” when it benefits conservatives and Republicans.So, apparently iceberg also doesn't believe in states' rights.
Conservatives oppose “states’ rights” when it comes to laws enacted by states controlled by Democrats.
In the coming years we’ll see that rightwing hypocrisy on full display as the Trump Court strikes down laws enacted by Democratic state lawmakers while Republican state laws are upheld.
Indiana say's the Electors have to Vote with the Majority of the Vote, The majority will win Indiana, They made it law you have to give the majority the Vote. no changing it.The ones where Democrats decided to violate their state election laws. PA comes to mind.I'd vote, but you're missing the only correct answer:
"States should be forced to obey their own laws."
Which states are not obeying their election laws?
Proof? Link?
Until the Democrat wins.So you keep avoiding this simple question.Define "legal" in your comment.Even if it takes days or weeks - all legal ballots should be counted.
Possibly postmark date ?
If not, then are you willing to allow for any length of time before a decision is made ?
Duh, "legal" means whatever the respective state election law says is "legal". It ain't rocket science...
How long are you willing to wait before a decision is made, no matter what state is counting ?
A week, month, year ?
Yes, and when Courts usurp authority from the Legislature, SCOTUS will stop that usurpation.My point is that states' election laws should prevail...You are for theThank you CrusaderFrank for being the first conservative to vote "Yes". Apparently states' rights aren't all that important to you.
If the State Court or even a Federal Court usurps the State Legislature in a FEDERAL Election, the State Legislature will have standing in Federal Court.I'm for the counting of all legal ballots according to respective state election laws. SCOTUS should not be involved.Under Article II of the U.S. Constitution the president and vice president are chosen by electors, under a constitutional grant of authority delegated to the legislatures of the several states. The Constitution reserves the choice of the precise manner for creating electors to the will of the state legislatures.I feel very strongly that SCOTUS should not tell states when to stop counting their ballots - especially in the middle of a pandemic - and a presidential election. That should be totally left up to the states and their respective election laws. I think this is something that both Democrats and Republicans should be able to agree on. What do you think?
Should the Governor and/or the State Court usurp the power of the Legislature, the role of SCOTUS would be order that usurpation ceased.
Are you for the usurpation of Legislative power by a State Court or Governor?
The Supreme Court has consistently rejected efforts by lower court judges to change election rules or extend deadlines in the run up to the election as such decisions are for state legislatures under the US Constitution.
Do you want the Court to ignore precedent and the US Constitution?
It's only 12 words. "When Courts usurp authority from the Legislature, SCOTUS will stop that usurpation.".... BTW, I don't know what point you've been trying to make...
Article II grants the Legislature with the authority to determine how Electors will be selected in a Federal Election. If a Court, or even a Governor, usurps that authority, SCOTUS will put an end to that usurpation. That is both how it is, and how it should be.... SCOTUS should not rule on any challenges to state election laws to stop counting ballots...
December 12 is the deadline for the State legislature to determine who will be awarded their State's Electors.Even if it takes days or weeks - all legal ballots should be counted.
Indiana say's the Electors have to Vote with the Majority of the Vote, The majority will win Indiana, They made it law you have to give the majority the Vote. no changing it.The ones where Democrats decided to violate their state election laws. PA comes to mind.I'd vote, but you're missing the only correct answer:
"States should be forced to obey their own laws."
Which states are not obeying their election laws?
Proof? Link?
Here in Indiana Yes, now you have to stand in line if you are here in Indiana. I casted my Vote on September 10th it has not been counted yet. Indiana will start Counting Votes Eastern Standard Time, which is New York time Tuesday Nov 3rd. I hand delivered my Ballot in person to the County Clerks Office, to avoid Donald Trumps Voter SuppressionWARNING: IT'S TOO LATE TO MAIL BALLOTS.
They must be hand delivered to an official drop box or directly to your respective county clerk's office.