Message from @Ehzek
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Yes
What I've been saying
That's exactly true. But, here's the kicker. They probably wouldn't get SCOTUS to put it on the docket
And time is a factor here
Arizona just did though
Or at least tried
what reason would they not if the case is every bit as valid as it was when they put it on for TX?
AZ is trying, and with the first real physical proof.
Best they could do is frivolous lawsuits
GA has proof
They literally have changed ballots in hand.
AZ isn't focusing on Constitution but rather alleging the voter fraud, if I'm not mistaken (which is good that they're doing)
You gotta do the work to get the win
If they don't docket that one then the idea of bringing Texas's back up in any form is down the drain
Yep
AZ is alleging fraud only in their own state. Has absolutely no relation to the Texas suit, from my understanding
But this is looking Grimm now
Right but the principle is the same
They also provided an arguement that time was used against them in a bullshit way, which might help speed things up for everyone as a side effect.
Very few avenues remain
FIGHT ON MEN
LET'S DO THIS
"President Trump has filed a massive lawsuit in Fulton County, some of the highlights include 2,560 felons who voted, 66,247 underage voters, and 2,423 votes from people who were not registered.
The lawsuit additionally lists 1,043 individuals registered at PO boxes, 4,926 individuals who voted in Georgia after registering in another state, 395 individuals who voted in two states, 15,700 votes from people who moved out of state before the election, 40,279 votes of people who moved without re-registering in their new county and 30,000 – 40,000 absentee ballots lacking proper signature matching and verification.
The legal team included numerous affidavits and outlined over 30 violations of Georgia laws and codes.
Currently, Biden leads the state with 2,473,633 votes to Trump’s 2,461,854. The lawsuit has highlighted nearly 200,000 illegal votes, more than enough to change the results"
It was always a hard sell to invalidate any votes through the courts.
I feel ya but just a few days ago, the TX case wasn't even on the table. There's still the GA and PA legislatures that backed TX and will hopefully do what they can, and they should have to power to. Plus, PA has a SCOTUS case that is unsettled and overseen by Alito who is one of the two who wanted to hear the TX case.
"“Georgia officials who have fecklessly asserted that the general election was an ‘amazing success’ ‘with no credible evidence of irregularity’ are undermining public confidence in the integrity of our elections,” State Republican Chairman David Shafer said when announcing the lawsuit."
Not if they are verifiable illegal
now AZ is suing itself in the SCOTUS, too
Yup
Alito is trying so we will see
Right, but that's when you get courts wanting to punt. It get really tricky and messy
The punts help actually
Unless its scotua
Yeah this one did not help
Because they would be appealed by dems anyways
But a state court at least hearing the evidence would help a shit ton
Ok, I'm about to go play cod. Need to relax from all of this & blow off frustration
I mean, we are also on the outside. For all we really know they're softballing us until we get it in a way that can be argued