If they do....then they will do their job and declare every single state with dominion machines invalid results. But as usual I suspect Roberts will try to find a way to keep the court out of it and hide behind the phony smile of civility.
Is he a closet HOMO? Is he an Epstein co-hort? Who knows? One thing is for damned sure....every time an issue arises that needs conservative support Roberts reverts back to his inner Ginsberg....gotta wonder why.
This is going to SCOTUS.....but I'm not sure we can depend on them anymore.
Even with Barrett seated now ( who thinks George Floyd was murdered ...What *****? ) not sure what we're going to get here. There's no avoiding the conflict...if you give Trump his victory which was legally earned but illegally stolen...the left goes up in flames....ONLY THIS TIME IF YOU ALLOW THE STEAL THE RIGHT IS GOING TO GO UP IN FLAMES so SCOTUS cannot effect peace either way here....they might as well decide with the law instead of against it.
JO
Your arguments are why I believe Florida was stolen. Republicans are paranoid that we did what they did to us.
Back then we complained about Diebold voting machines. Jeb bush stole florida for his brother.
And republicans who have vacation homes in Florida vote twice.
Ignorant claim-------there was no stealing---the votes were all hand counted multiple times and Bush won all of the counts before and after being declared the winner.
Their Media kept that from them.
There was a reason gore rolled his eyes when he conceded. He knew he got scammed but for the integrity of our elections, he backed down.
Republicans wanted gore to give up even though he had a case. Trump has no case yet they are telling him not to concede. Interesting
If they do....then they will do their job and declare every single state with dominion machines invalid results. But as usual I suspect Roberts will try to find a way to keep the court out of it and hide behind the phony smile of civility.
Is he a closet HOMO? Is he an Epstein co-hort? Who knows? One thing is for damned sure....every time an issue arises that needs conservative support Roberts reverts back to his inner Ginsberg....gotta wonder why.
This is going to SCOTUS.....but I'm not sure we can depend on them anymore.
Even with Barrett seated now ( who thinks George Floyd was murdered ...What *****? ) not sure what we're going to get here. There's no avoiding the conflict...if you give Trump his victory which was legally earned but illegally stolen...the left goes up in flames....ONLY THIS TIME IF YOU ALLOW THE STEAL THE RIGHT IS GOING TO GO UP IN FLAMES so SCOTUS cannot effect peace either way here....they might as well decide with the law instead of against it.
JO
Your arguments are why I believe Florida was stolen. Republicans are paranoid that we did what they did to us.
Back then we complained about Diebold voting machines. Jeb bush stole florida for his brother.
And republicans who have vacation homes in Florida vote twice.
Ignorant claim-------there was no stealing---the votes were all hand counted multiple times and Bush won all of the counts before and after being declared the winner.
I believe they stopped the recount. No?
And ok fine. Biden won all the counts too.
They kept counting----the pregnant chads kept giving birth and each time that the ballots were counted and the dems would find more ballots in the piles that they had already counted with bush still winning every count. Eventually they cancelled any more recounts (they actually counted the ballots unlike they are doing for Trump)---but after Bush was declared the winner and president---the media went in and had the votes counted again--Bush again won.
(Thom plus logo) Those who forget history, the old saying goes, are doomed to repeat it."Lawmakers on both sides indicated Tuesday that the Republican-dominated Legislature will call a special session by the end of the week to appoint its own slate of delegates to the electoral college," wrote...
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There is sooooo much evidence Republicans stole Florida
Republicans in Florida were preparing to direct their electors to vote for George W. Bush
even if the Florida Supreme Court-ordered recount found that Al Gore actually won the state.
The evening before,
The New York Times published an article by David Barstow and Somini Sengupta which laid it out bluntly.
"The president of Florida's Senate said today that Gov. Jeb Bush had indicated his willingness to sign special legislation intended to award Florida's 25 Electoral College votes to his brother Gov. George W. Bush of Texas even as the election results were being contested," they wrote.
Hours after Mr. Gore, the Democratic nominee, filed papers here formally contesting Florida's election results, John McKay, the Republican who is the Senate president, told reporters about a conversation he had had with Jeb Bush last week in which they discussed whether Mr. Bush should sign the bill. ...
Last week, in a conversation with Tom Feeney, the speaker of the House, Mr. Bush said Republican legislators would need to demonstrate political courage in calling a special session [to direct the electoral college vote to his brother]. Such a session, he predicted, would exact 'a certain price' on the Legislature.
Democrats complained bitterly and sent the Republican leader a strongly worded letter arguing that the GOP's threat, if carried out, would "place a dark partisan stain on our legislature."
She added, "The votes have been cast. They just need to be fairly and accurately counted... The State Legislature should not become an arm of any one presidential campaign."
Republicans laughed.
They were working off legal opinions like the one by John Yoo referenced in the LA Times that "state legislatures – and not any other branch of the state government – are empowered to name delegates to the electoral college."
"The complaints have had no apparent impact on the disciplined and determined group of Republicans," noted the
Times, "who control the House by a 77-to-43 margin and the Senate 25 to 15."
Not knowing that just days later the US Supreme Court would intervene to render unnecessary Jeb Bush and the Florida legislature's election-stealing program, Florida's Democratic House Leader Frankel added, "I'm afraid there is little we can do to prevent this horrible outcome from happening. It's inevitable now."
The media today are acting all shocked,
shocked, I tell you! that Republicans would consider swing states with GOP legislatures directing their electors to vote for Trump regardless of who won the state. But this is
not new.
Governor Jeb Bush and the Florida Republican's action during the election of 2000 was a dress rehearsal. There was virtually no national outrage or coverage of the Florida Republicans plan to simply instruct the Florida electors to cast their votes for Bush.
Lesson learned.
I take that as a compliment that you aren't sure which side I'm on, although as an independent I've been given various labels by fellow posters/chatters and have tested online politically a few times coming up with various labels. Currently, I'm an unaffiliated independent, awaiting my party to form
