SCOTUS own ruling in the South Carolina case shows that they do care about protecting citizens who vote in good faith.

Yes! @TaLoN132. We disparage I think is the word if other states follow laws and theses handful don’t

The others are the sec. Of state and election boards that were delegated the power by their legislature

When will Texas start following laws? 🍿

No @Stygian Abyss State legislature must amend law. Those others don’t make election law in their state

Texas amended their laws

@Dedkraken lower taxes, no wars, great economy before covid and even now hanging in there, protections and opportunities for people of color. He cares about his country -- what exactly has he gotten out of this? Except the baseless stupidity of the attacks. Glad he has a thick skin. Yeah he should stay off twitter and some other stuff but if you really look at what he has accomplished for all of us -- well I have learned a lot from sites such as Officer Tatum and other black conservatives what he has done to help us ALL.

I'm new here how do you directly reply to a post

Phone or computer?

Agree!@Roadtrekgirl!!!!!

I'm on a phone

a megaphone?

Hold your finger over your comment or theirs it brings up menu to edit or quote

I'm not so sure... He has amassed more that $210m for his defense. Matt Braynard produced a list of voters that he believed may have been defrauded during the election. Trump knows Braynard. He could hire a small army of Private Investigators to chase down each one of these leads to reveal actual fraud. Turn them over to the authorities. Make sure the media are there as they are arrested and brought into custody. Since there was so much fraud, it should be easy to find... Unless... There's nothing to find.

SEPERATION OF POWERs -- Our Founding Fathers had great wisdom -- a lot of this mess was created NOT by the State Legislatures who are the only ones who have the power.

Thank you👏👏👏

So Texas amended their laws and.....that means they should be able to break them?

All states, this year and for as far back as elections have happened, have had state suits filed and differences and illegalities called out on their own states. Stone just handled it better than others.. but why does TX think it has standing when there is alternate venue?

Scotus tx case is only about 4 states breaking their election laws. It takes away from states that followed their laws. And disavows? Their true fair votes

They aren't the only ones, they delegate heavily and chose to let others run the elections and let their electors be chosen by those elections

ATF changes rules that makes people fellons without legislation.
They are allowed.
Only the state legislature can change election laws concerning federal offices.

Constitution law state state legislatures are the ones that decide electors and make state election laws

@TaLoN132 The media?? The ones who didn't report on Hunter Biden? The legacy media has no integrity -- deregulation has lead to 6 corporations owning 90% of the newspapers, radio channels & news channels -- it is SCARY -- now on top of that Big Tech is donating BIG BUCKS to state election boards and sensoring free speach - it is terrifying, how does tis country stand a chance.

And yet... they weren't. PA SC upheld that they had followed the law. In fact, the US SC had a chance to weigh in before the election and they chose not to. The rest of the states have also determined for themselves that they followed their own laws.

Guess whose buying politicians? China

@pinkie2 agreed!

China is not the only one

Texas AG is facing 100 years in prison for election fixing, bribery, abuse of office and more. He filed this lawsuit to get a pardon from Trump. His subordinates all became whistleblowers provoking an FBI investigation and he fired them all. TX runs far less fair elections but wants to go to other states to complain. Maybe get your own house in order. 🍿 🍿

No one wants to encourage China, really. You think that's an actual thing?

@TaLoN132 PA SC -- didn't even look at the merits of the case they dismissed cause of latches, what a joke -- thank heaves for the those fighting on behalf of our Founding Fathers and what the United States stands for.

Pa didn’t. They changed a law right before. I think it was 77 rogue actors changed. Not state legislature. During 1918 pandemic no election laws were changed. Covid alone is not a reason to break election laws

Fearmongering is generally an indication of a poor position on an issue... Because if facts aren't on our side, maybe scaring them will work.

Each state is different though. Utah had had 100% unsolicited mail in ballots for years.. hasn't caused widespread fraud in any of those years.

@Stygian Abyss, you just advanced to level 2!

Different case...

Please show the sources. The Texas AG has the number of cases that have been dead docketed and new allegations with a special prosecutor.

Please provide the article.

Each state is different per constitution. But state legislature must change laws. No gov. No one else

Laches was used to dismiss the Kelly case that challenged the entirety of Act 77 - not the temporary changes made by Boockvar to ensure a safe election during the pandemic. That case was upheld by the PA SC before the election and the US SC chose not to intervene.

The dead docketed cases are in regards to securities fraud

Lots of articles running up through a few weeks ago. Rampant corruption https://www-texastribune-org.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.texastribune.org/2020/11/24/texas-ken-paxton-whistleblower-fired/amp/?amp_js_v=a6&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQHKAFQArABIA%3D%3D#aoh=16076506245410&amp_ct=1607650709264&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.texastribune.org%2F2020%2F11%2F24%2Ftexas-ken-paxton-whistleblower-fired%2F