@metallica846 I think WI SC is pretty republican.

Justices there are elected instead of appointed.

@metallica846 WI SC is very GOP friendly

The case is about suspicious ballots found in the WI recount

most justices are elected instead of appointed upon merit in most states

MI is sus for the AG blocking the publication of DOMINION results.

dem/gop friendly isn't the issue, it's constitutionally law abiding is what we should all be concerned with

Oh

Some of these legislatures needs to do something.

Ugh it doesn’t sound good reading about it.

Just means there was something there that the AG doesn't want people to know about.

Wisconsin case isn’t even about fraud.

I wonder if there is a way to get the results

Illegal ways probably...

Of the MI dominion results I mean

@Rocci I mean legal ways

I think there was someone who said they know what the results were.

Since it seems like withholding evidence should be illegal

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.freep.com/amp/3876804001

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Hmmmmmm

A disinformation campaign they say

how?

He says that after failing to appear at a hearing and then lawyering up. . .

@Marcel l'éléphant I meant without the SC

Here’s a pro tip. If a court ever asks you to come in, bring a lawyer.

Obviously

so its really far from over?

@Marcel l'éléphant Here are the things that will indicate that it is over: 1 Trump Concedes. 2 Harris renounces her Senate seat.

Texas GOP chair floats secession for 'law-abiding states' after Supreme Court defeat | TheHill

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/529926-texas-gop-chair-appears-to-suggest-secession-after-scotus-rejects

Until then it is just political games.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/12/huge-attorney-matthew-deperno-confirms-dominion-voting-machines-michigan-county-changed-votes-trump-biden-not-human-error/?utm_source=Parler&utm_campaign=websitesharingbuttons

https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-12-11-dominion-voting-machines-georgia-remotely-controlled-election.html

Man

Something better happen to someone

I heard that we’re going to be hearing a lot about dominion next week according to an interview with that MI dominion whistle blower

so i did some research just for fun on the constitutionality of secession in the US.
What i found was that there is no such amendment in the US constitution that explicitly bans secession of any kind
there is also no amendment that outlines a legal method to secession
which makes Antonin Scalia's ruling of the Texas Secession attempt 2012/2014 (cant remember the exact year) one based off of a flawed logic
with his ruling that states no state can legally secede from the Union, however Texas has the ability to split into 5 smaller states if it so chooses
the flawed logic being that to him since there is no amendment outlining a legal method of secession, then it is illegal for all states to secede

@Zilla I know you like the idea of secession but we might not need that.... yet

i know, just pointing it out

I know