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BoatMcBoatface 3 points ago +3 / -0

SCOTUS can only say yes/no to whatever they are being petitioned for. So far no lawsuit asks for the remedy you mention

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BestTimeToBAlive 2 points ago +2 / -0

Some cases now ask for: throwing out all mail in ballots that weren’t in chain of custody or watched when opened, throwing out ALL mail in ballots altogether, deleting all ballots that were tabulated without anyone watching, reversing decision of who won the state, holding a special election & refusing to certify the state.

I would take any of these. But my sincerest hope is for states to grant Trump the clear winner now, in light of the disgusting fraud that debased our whole nation

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donaldismydad 1 point ago +1 / -0

i see, so what is the remedy for SCOTUS order issued to pennsylvania to segregate all ballots received after 8pm election day, which they flat out IGNORED? SCOTUS can be ignored without consequence, save only for a petition to enforce punishment of said court order?

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BoatMcBoatface 1 point ago +1 / -0

The question is pretty much moot as no one puts any weight to that issue, especially not Rudy in his PA case.

However, in a grand scheme of things, even if every single court was packed with Trump fanatics, the cases lawyers bring before them allege process issue/constitutional violation at best.

For instance, if envelopes or ballots are shredded, does that mean the results should be invalidated? This would mean county officials could invalidate results they didn’t like.

Same for process issue - you are a Red county in CA (or a blue county in TX), introduce a process issue, state results invalidated.

Even Rudy in his PA ‘ballots curing’ case realises that as he says the ballot curing was allowed because Dems wanted to defraud Trump. But then he backtracks and says, but officially, no fraud is alleged in this case.

So what judges are supposed to do?