It's the second and third order effects that I'm concerned with. Each time they dismiss it creates a kinda ...false but still arguable precedent does it not? Well you threw this out, why do this again etc

Lin Wood is THE Right Wing lawyer, right? Helped Smirk Kid and Kenosha Kyle?

Fear me mortals

Yes

^

Technically he isnt the KK laywer

But he set him up with one

I trust no one in government except trump

We wait to hear from trump

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the case being thrown out create kinda a pseudo-precendent that they can say, well you threw this out before why waste time.

@hrisckybusiness91 it does

Not if the reason it was chucked was amended

If the people of GA filed it they cant just chuck it again

Not for standing

They did chuck it. A few cases

But it would need to run the gauntlet unlike this one did

That was the main thing that surprised me about the Texas suit

Starting at the top

Well interstate issues have to be settled that way. Otherwise whose jurisdiction would it be

See

Call your legislators

I fail to see how the State of Texas is not affected by multiple states violating the Constitution regarding federal election law

Because their rights weren't violated

But they are

*Will be

Its like when you are in someone else's house you dont have expectation of privacy

If fraud puts a leader over them, that's a direct effect

But it hasn't happened yet

You also can't sue for what ifs

Its a gay reason

But the shit happens all the time

People can choose to feel disenfranchised. There was no direct taking away of their voting rights or enfranchisement.

Yes

Unfortunately

They need to refile under their own states

I see their point, I'm still mad. And still think the entire machine has reduced the Constitution to a paper

Sure there was... tons of people say their vote was not counted.

Like Arizona did

A person getting multiple votes infringes on my rights because I only get one.