Just curious what exactly he meant when he tweeted that he would be intervening in Texas case. What options does he have? I always thought you just had to wait and see how things played out in court. Thanks
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Just curious what exactly he meant when he tweeted that he would be intervening in Texas case. What options does he have? I always thought you just had to wait and see how things played out in court. Thanks
From my understanding (someone correct me if I'm wrong), intervening in the legal sense means joining the plaintiffs.
This is exactly correct
Potentially the campaign could join as a plaintiff, or they could file an amicus brief.
I think they are "intervening " (joining) to add the evidence they've collected to the Texas case. There mother of all cases.
Think he just means they would like a seat at the lawyerin' table with us, and Damn Glad to see him, too.
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All these other states that say they're also in the fight with TX need to be "intervening" as well...