Hopefully, though with the dems easy isn't a term i'd use
True
It will be a fight. But anything that gets overturned goes to the Supreme Court
And the constitution & laws are clear
So my question is. Why the hell hasn't the supreme court gotten involved already? What needs to happen? I am not very well versed in the consitutional stuff passed the 2nd
It has to go through the lower courts
has to go through lower courts first, no shortcut
and how many steps away are we from SCotus now?
Damnit Jim I'm a doctor not a lawyer!
In MI I think it's 2 or 3 more
i see, and what's stopping the MI courts from just stalling till december 14th?
because they already said no
Court dates, etc
They are kinda on a hard spot. The can certify & have it overturned
Or they can push it through the courts & have it go to scotus
If they delay, it can pass dec 14. If they push it through with fraud, it can go to scotus & get flipped there
PA is going to circuit court
It's honestly up to Republicans to grow spines.
MI is at state level currently
idk about GA
WI is doing an audit thingy
GA governor is calling for signature audit
NV and AZ who knows what the fuck they are doing lmao
AZ won't certify with ongoing litigation
All they have to do there is hold 3 weeks
Based
I'm ready for resolution but that isn't saying i've blackpilled
The kicker in MI? Even democrats said the books on voters vs votes are off in 70% of counties
Yet they say that's normal
70% normal, pick one
God it’s hard to stay hopeful and not get blackpilled.
A friend of mine once said. Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment
Well we will find out eventually
Of course 70% is normal. why? cause niggas
When your going through hell keep going @Buzzsaw
The Emperor is still fighting, so we shall fight as well
Lads we have an update
go to general unrestricted
Your over the target when you get the most flak
Get ready boys bad news coming
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2020/11/23/us/joe-biden-trump?smtyp=cur&smid=tw-nytimes#the-gsa-administrator-has-formally-designated-biden-the-apparent-winner-of-the-presidential-election
