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Showing Original Post only (View all)Anyone here doubt this corrupt Supreme Court will rule mail-in ballots invalid? [View all]
When lawsuits are brought in Pennsylvania and Michigan and Ohio and Wisconsin and Arizona and several other places by magats saying that the mail-in ballots are invalid for some ridiculous reason and when at least five of the Supreme Court justices agree by pulling something out of thin air.
Point is maybe if we made it clear now to the Supreme Court that we would consider that a physical attack on the United States maybe they wouldnt do it.
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Anyone here doubt this corrupt Supreme Court will rule mail-in ballots invalid? [View all]
Eliot Rosewater
Sep 2024
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Victory by huge margins is necessary and possible. In fact, I think it is likely.
rzemanfl
Sep 2024
#1
Biden could issue an executive Order to the post office to expedite all mail in ballots
Captain Zero
Sep 2024
#31
"This was done to prevent the potus from pressuring or hurting the system." Turns out they can anyway
Fullduplexxx
Sep 2024
#37
I'd think that by now all States wouldve validated their mail-in laws & rules.
oldsoftie
Sep 2024
#2
Seriously doubt it. trump couldn't even get SC to help him in his election lies and lawsuits.
Silent Type
Sep 2024
#3
Pres. Biden should use his new powers to stop corrupt justices in their tracks...
polichick
Sep 2024
#4
I don't know what he could do about the justices, nothing as far as I know
Eliot Rosewater
Sep 2024
#5
Hope so, and I hope there's no way for this to be achieved within the court system
Eliot Rosewater
Sep 2024
#16
Depends on how close the votes are and who they believe ruling for/against would help.
Freethinker65
Sep 2024
#17
This joker is going to see the landslide of can't deny and it is only 55 days away, FINALLY!
Brainfodder
Sep 2024
#19
There is a split circuit decision that will get to them before election day
getagrip_already
Sep 2024
#27
That's right, I remember this. So I consider them not counting those ballots
Eliot Rosewater
Sep 2024
#29