Texas seeks to invalidate
elections in four states for yielding results with which
it disagrees.
not because it disagrees. because they didn't follow the damn laws.
What Texas is doing in this proceeding is to ask this
Court to reconsider a mass of baseless claims about
problems with the election that have already been considered, and rejected, by this Court and other courts.
I missed that case.
Texas has not suffered harm simply because it dislikes the result of the election,...
I'm seeing that as well. The other 3 states have 10 minutes to file. What's interesting, is that it only references TX and not the other states who have joined officially. I'm still reading the doc.
not because it disagrees. because they didn't follow the damn laws.
I missed that case.
again.
Yeah, I'm gonna need a lawyer pede lol
looks like were winning boys
the more i read, the more i think an angry high-schooler wrote this.
is that it?? not good for the defendants.
I'm seeing that as well. The other 3 states have 10 minutes to file. What's interesting, is that it only references TX and not the other states who have joined officially. I'm still reading the doc.
As I read it... ONLY PA has filed a response at this time.
Ok, so what does it lead to?
I'm really, REALLY unfamiliar with how all of this works
Does the Supreme Court has to act on this in any specific manner?
i think they will issue a statement regarding whether they will accept the case or not. probably tomorrow but maybe today because you know the thing.
Oh, the thing!
Sure, it's all in the Trunalimunumaprzure Letters.