Her responce was that similar cases were brought up in other courts and it was undetermined in circuit Court who has jurisdiction. If anything trump has done, he has certainly pulled back the curtain to show the world how fucked up our country is. Sad
just btw, the video wont play, and chasing it to its url it won't play there either, and there are no comments section, and there is no information, or uploader.
If anything, he’s setting a precedent that should a state engage in fraud and as a result disenfranchise other states, that state can be held liable by all other citizens of those states disenfranchised.
The elections are done on a state level. He absolutely has every right to do decide on a ruling. He wouldnt be ruling on the federal election. Only what went on in his state.
The SC is a federal court, it made a decision in Bush v Gore. How can any federal judge a federal court had no jurisdiction over a federal election? It is absurd.
Excuses we have heard from various judges when dismissing election fraud lawsuits:
*You have no standing because you haven't been injured yet, since the election hasn't been certified.
*Counting is still going on / You have to wait for certification to sue.
*You should have filed in state court.
*You should have filed in federal court.
*Your suit is moot because the election has already been certified (aka, you should have sued before certification)
*You should have sued before the election.
Has any judge actually looked at evidence of fraud, or have any looked at the key constitutional argument that underlies several of these cases - that legislatures, and legislatures alone, have the authority to determine election procedures?
So stupid if the judge. He basically rules the voting is a federal issue, now there can be no complaining when federal judges rule on it.
Didn't he basically say this case belongs in the state court and she filed too late?
Her responce was that similar cases were brought up in other courts and it was undetermined in circuit Court who has jurisdiction. If anything trump has done, he has certainly pulled back the curtain to show the world how fucked up our country is. Sad
The problem is no one wants to follow any rules and everyone is afraid to be the one who’s name gets put in the papers
Or whose car blows up.
Wait until they see some of the "rules" that get "broken" should this not be corrected by SCOTUS.
just btw, the video wont play, and chasing it to its url it won't play there either, and there are no comments section, and there is no information, or uploader.
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Stop using those commies. 🐸
Youtube made it private. Also, bunch of audio BS towards the end and hard to hear.
Yep, you nailed it.
If anything trump has done, he has certainly pulled back the curtain to show the world how fked up our country is. Sad**
If anything, he’s setting a precedent that should a state engage in fraud and as a result disenfranchise other states, that state can be held liable by all other citizens of those states disenfranchised.
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https://thedonald.win/p/11QlP9LW0i/
The elections are done on a state level. He absolutely has every right to do decide on a ruling. He wouldnt be ruling on the federal election. Only what went on in his state.
"Can Drumpf even win the election if I rule in your favor?"
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A federal court has no jurisdiction over a federal election? Did the judge actually go to law school?
The SC is a federal court, it made a decision in Bush v Gore. How can any federal judge a federal court had no jurisdiction over a federal election? It is absurd.
Each state has its own Supreme Court. This is the state SC, I believe.
Excuses we have heard from various judges when dismissing election fraud lawsuits:
*You have no standing because you haven't been injured yet, since the election hasn't been certified. *Counting is still going on / You have to wait for certification to sue. *You should have filed in state court. *You should have filed in federal court. *Your suit is moot because the election has already been certified (aka, you should have sued before certification) *You should have sued before the election.
Has any judge actually looked at evidence of fraud, or have any looked at the key constitutional argument that underlies several of these cases - that legislatures, and legislatures alone, have the authority to determine election procedures?
no such thing as a Federal election, until the electors vote.