you've already established you are basically not literate, so anyone one else?

GDP is a cooked up metric. Take out the financial industry, the insurance industry, and all of the industries that do not actually produce tangible goods, the landscape changes.

You are hilarious... It's funny how those that are unable to address the facts of what I post can only attack me. It's quite telling actually.

No, maybe PA said anyone on the planet could send ballots. Hear him out. This is what makes all these claims so compelling.

They just gave up and said 'fuggit, we don't have controls.'

There were no signature verifications, if you registered without an address they jsut gave you one.

You literally could have mailed in a cocktail napkin with the letter B on it and they would have filled out an official ballot for you and run it through the system.

Pennsylvania is the boss of Pennsylvania.

That just did not happen... Those are the types of rumors that are spread in echo chambers that eschew fact for rhetoric.

PA still has to follow their own laws.

Lmao

And the way they broke the law was to repeal all election security controls...

They did... Read the response. They laid out a compelling case that destroyed Kelly's arguments... Each one.

PA Republicans are suing the PA Secretary of the Commonwealth for enforcing a law passed by a Republican legislature.

Their compelling case is 'What we did was totally unconstitutional, but if you actually make us follow our own rules it will be really bad.'

This should not be surprising. I don't know why I am freshly amazed every time.

They basically admit it.

Read the response...

What the PA GOP did @Dreadnaught

Correct.

This is, on it's face true. However it's a bit of a bait and switch. The legislature did part. Then the governor pulled the rug out from under EVERYTHING.

The PA GOP literally passed Act 77 that the PA GOP is now claiming is unconstitutional.

When they passed it, PA had a very formal request-only process.

@TaLoN132 That is asinine. Why read the response when Tim Pool can tell you what to think? So much easier.

The govenor then pulled out all semblence of procedure.

At the end of the day, it doesn't matter.

This case before Alito does not even make any issue with the temporary changes made by Boockvar and upheld by the PA SC. Those have NOTHING to do with this case.

it was unconstitutional, whoever passed it.

Alito tried to get PA to fix things and the PA courts told him to fuck off.

Before the election.

@Dreadnaught, you just advanced to level 3!

Not entirely sure how this suddenly makes it constitutional

The Governor had nothing to do with this - other than certifying the election on the day that he was supposed to do so - by law. Seriously, you accuse me of being barely literate and you have absolutely zero facts right.

They could have done it so they could bait People into voting illegally and then throw them out.

I also think Biden and Harris have personally attempted to destroy the lives of at least half of the supreme court, so the odds they let this go seem slim.

Are you just willfully manipulative or just stupid?

That is pretty ironic, no?

Shocker... Attack me when you have no facts to back up your assertions.

The country always suffers under the actions of conservatives @jfindley

Here's the response's opening paragraph. There is literally nothing suggesting that the suit is wrong. Just that it's too big of a step. This is basically saying the suit is correct.: Petitioners [Kelly and others] ask this Court to undertake one of the most dramatic, disruptive invocations of judicial power in the history of the Republic. No court has ever issued an order nullifying a governor’s certification of presidential election results. And for good reason: “Once the door is opened to judicial invalidation of presidential election results, it will be awfully hard to close that door again. . . . The loss of public trust in our constitutional order resulting from the exercise of this kind of judicial power would be incalculable.

Put the eggnog down Uncle Fred.