Federal Judge Tosses Trump's Pennsylvania Lawsuit

And there are constituional issues pending resolution like the Pennsylvania Supreme Court can nor reverse or ignore Bush v Gore (2000).
For Bush v. Gore notoriously announced that “[o]ur consideration is limited to the present circumstances,” a line which some legal academics likened to a ticket good for one day only, or a self-destruct mechanism: after the President was chosen, the case blew up. Was the Supreme Court really trying to signal that Bush v. Gore should have no precedential value?
 
And there are constituional issues pending resolution like the Pennsylvania Supreme Court can nor reverse or ignore Bush v Gore (2000).
For Bush v. Gore notoriously announced that “[o]ur consideration is limited to the present circumstances,” a line which some legal academics likened to a ticket good for one day only, or a self-destruct mechanism: after the President was chosen, the case blew up. Was the Supreme Court really trying to signal that Bush v. Gore should have no precedential value?


Gee, the Supreme Court has never stated that it had no precedential value.

It ruled therein that ONLY the Florida Legislature could decide how elections would be conducted.

The Pa Supreme Court ruled that under the present circumstances it could ignore the Legislature's intent.

Reason the Fauci Crime Syndicate continues to create the illusion that there are a gazillion deaths and new cases caused by covid19.

Once those legal issues are resolved deaths and new cases will come to a screeching halt.
 
Obama appointed judge. Nothing to see here folks..

Trump is 2-34 in the courts by both Republican and Democratic judges. And none of those 2 have advanced beyond a rejection of Trump's claim.

But keep culting!
I am far from a legal expert. I am Allowed skepticism. I find it hard to believe that 25mil more people voted in this election when compared to 2016.
Then you're an idiot.

The level of "enthusiasm" on both sides is nearly unprecedented
Maybe. Or maybe the lazy mail in ballot idea results in fake votes. We will never know, Herr Lesh.
 
Obama appointed judge. Nothing to see here folks..

Trump is 2-34 in the courts by both Republican and Democratic judges. And none of those 2 have advanced beyond a rejection of Trump's claim.

But keep culting!
I am far from a legal expert. I am Allowed skepticism. I find it hard to believe that 25mil more people voted in this election when compared to 2016.

Really? Between the Coronavirus, the protests/riots, and the incredible polarization we've seen under the Trump administration (not blaming him for it, just pointing out that it's there), I don't find it all that surprising that voter turnout increased. That's even more true when you add in how mail-in voting was made available to everyone, so people didn't have to take a day off work, go to a polling place, etc.

People were given easier access to voting, had a few major issues to vote about, and many seem to feel that letting the 'other side' win would be terrible for them or the country as a whole. :dunno:
So more voted because they could mail in votes? Maybe. 25 mil more?
 
I am far from a legal expert. I am Allowed skepticism. I find it hard to believe that 25mil more people voted in this election when compared to 2016.

Yeah, you are allowed skepticism. But are you as skeptical about Trump's claims too?

Trump has had 2 out of 36 claims in court go his way. One of those two was tossed out by the PA SC last week. I don't know what the other one was.

So if someone told you "My baseball team is the very best and they're going to win the World Series." And someone else tells you that the record of that baseball team is 2-34, who are you skeptical of? The one boasting that they're going to win the World Series or the one who tells you the team's record is 2-34?
I am not skeptical he lost. I am skeptical that 25mil more voted. Let’s take DJT. You believe he got 72 mil votes? I do not buy it. Explain to me why I should believe that.
 
Obama appointed judge. Nothing to see here folks..

Trump is 2-34 in the courts by both Republican and Democratic judges. And none of those 2 have advanced beyond a rejection of Trump's claim.

But keep culting!
I am far from a legal expert. I am Allowed skepticism. I find it hard to believe that 25mil more people voted in this election when compared to 2016.

Really? Between the Coronavirus, the protests/riots, and the incredible polarization we've seen under the Trump administration (not blaming him for it, just pointing out that it's there), I don't find it all that surprising that voter turnout increased. That's even more true when you add in how mail-in voting was made available to everyone, so people didn't have to take a day off work, go to a polling place, etc.

People were given easier access to voting, had a few major issues to vote about, and many seem to feel that letting the 'other side' win would be terrible for them or the country as a whole. :dunno:
So more voted because they could mail in votes? Maybe. 25 mil more?
Look it up stupid. I did. You know how to work the google machine right?
 
I am not skeptical he lost. I am skeptical that 25mil more voted. Let’s take DJT. You believe he got 72 mil votes? I do not buy it. Explain to me why I should believe that.
On what do you base this skepticism...jerk off
 
Just like all the other ones.

Trump and his allies are now 2-34 in court.

A federal judge on Saturday dismissed a Trump campaign lawsuit that accused Pennsylvania officials of enabling voter fraud, opening the way for the state to certify President-elect Joe Biden’s victory and dealing a blow to the president’s narrowing legal options.​
U.S. District Judge Matthew Brann said the Trump campaign had used the lawsuit to attempt to discard legally cast votes, rejecting arguments made by President Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, that Pennsylvania’s mail-in ballot procedures presented the opportunity for widespread voter fraud.​
In his ruling, Judge Brann concluded the lawsuit was marred by “strained legal arguments without merit and speculative accusations…unsupported by evidence.”
“In the United States of America, this cannot justify the disenfranchisement of a single voter, let alone all the voters of its sixth most populated state,” wrote Judge Brann, an Obama appointee who has been a member of the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group.​


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Daryl Hunt at Trump's upcoming inauguration, "I lost the Toro account and I have to hide like Stats all because SCOTUS overruled all those sweet lower court victories"
 



Understood.

The ignorant federal judge does not understand that this is not business as usual.

That what the socialists seek is to completely abandon our Constitutional Form of Government and create a socialist republic.

In a socialist republic his job will be unnecessary and will be eliminated.

And you are so stupid that in your quest to get rid of Trump you are willing to devastate our country,

It may take a while but the evidence is fraud is forthcoming.

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Democrats won't have their way if Republicans can hold the Senate. R's need to get their grieving over with and focus on the GA runoffs.
 
Gee, the Supreme Court has never stated that it had no precedential value.

It ruled therein that ONLY the Florida Legislature could decide how elections would be conducted.

The Pa Supreme Court ruled that under the present circumstances it could ignore the Legislature's intent.

There were too many flaws in the Bush v Gore decision, which is why the court gave it non-presidence setting instruction.

The 9th circuit struggled with it's "equal protection" argument in Stewart v Blackwell. Where it was argued the use of obsolescent voting machines (those with high tabulation error rates) in one county denied those voters equal protection, compared to another counties use of more modern equipment, with lower tabulation error rates.
The district court was given Bush v Gore's equal protection argument, and that was upheld by the circuit courts tribunal, but vacated and reversed in their en-banc decision. Saying that Bush v Gore limited itself to the "current facts", and could not be applied.
 
I am far from a legal expert. I am Allowed skepticism. I find it hard to believe that 25mil more people voted in this election when compared to 2016.

Yeah, you are allowed skepticism. But are you as skeptical about Trump's claims too?

Trump has had 2 out of 36 claims in court go his way. One of those two was tossed out by the PA SC last week. I don't know what the other one was.

So if someone told you "My baseball team is the very best and they're going to win the World Series." And someone else tells you that the record of that baseball team is 2-34, who are you skeptical of? The one boasting that they're going to win the World Series or the one who tells you the team's record is 2-34?



The other one was a case during the original counting of votes.

trump went to court to get his observers to be able to stand 6 ft away from those counting ballots.

It had nothing to do with vote fraud or computers changing votes or any of the nonsense the right has been spewing.

So the one case that he won and stood was where observers could stand while the votes were counted.

That's it.
 
Just like all the other ones.

Trump and his allies are now 2-34 in court.

A federal judge on Saturday dismissed a Trump campaign lawsuit that accused Pennsylvania officials of enabling voter fraud, opening the way for the state to certify President-elect Joe Biden’s victory and dealing a blow to the president’s narrowing legal options.​
U.S. District Judge Matthew Brann said the Trump campaign had used the lawsuit to attempt to discard legally cast votes, rejecting arguments made by President Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, that Pennsylvania’s mail-in ballot procedures presented the opportunity for widespread voter fraud.​
In his ruling, Judge Brann concluded the lawsuit was marred by “strained legal arguments without merit and speculative accusations…unsupported by evidence.”
“In the United States of America, this cannot justify the disenfranchisement of a single voter, let alone all the voters of its sixth most populated state,” wrote Judge Brann, an Obama appointee who has been a member of the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group.​


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Daryl Hunt at Trump's upcoming inauguration, "I lost the Toro account and I have to hide like Stats all because SCOTUS overruled all those sweet lower court victories"
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I am far from a legal expert. I am Allowed skepticism. I find it hard to believe that 25mil more people voted in this election when compared to 2016.

Yeah, you are allowed skepticism. But are you as skeptical about Trump's claims too?

Trump has had 2 out of 36 claims in court go his way. One of those two was tossed out by the PA SC last week. I don't know what the other one was.

So if someone told you "My baseball team is the very best and they're going to win the World Series." And someone else tells you that the record of that baseball team is 2-34, who are you skeptical of? The one boasting that they're going to win the World Series or the one who tells you the team's record is 2-34?



The other one was a case during the original counting of votes.

trump went to court to get his observers to be able to stand 6 ft away from those counting ballots.

It had nothing to do with vote fraud or computers changing votes or any of the nonsense the right has been spewing.

So the one case that he won and stood was where observers could stand while the votes were counted.

That's it.

The State laws said 10 feet and it was being enforced for ALL legal observers. All they did was get it 4 feet shorter. And then the party of the Rumpers still claim that their Observers weren't allowed to observe.
 
Obama appointed judge. Nothing to see here folks..

Trump is 2-34 in the courts by both Republican and Democratic judges. And none of those 2 have advanced beyond a rejection of Trump's claim.

But keep culting!
I am far from a legal expert. I am Allowed skepticism. I find it hard to believe that 25mil more people voted in this election when compared to 2016.

Really? Between the Coronavirus, the protests/riots, and the incredible polarization we've seen under the Trump administration (not blaming him for it, just pointing out that it's there), I don't find it all that surprising that voter turnout increased. That's even more true when you add in how mail-in voting was made available to everyone, so people didn't have to take a day off work, go to a polling place, etc.

People were given easier access to voting, had a few major issues to vote about, and many seem to feel that letting the 'other side' win would be terrible for them or the country as a whole. :dunno:
So more voted because they could mail in votes? Maybe. 25 mil more?
Look it up stupid. I did. You know how to work the google machine right?
Google machine aka fake news?
 
Obama appointed judge. Nothing to see here folks..

Trump is 2-34 in the courts by both Republican and Democratic judges. And none of those 2 have advanced beyond a rejection of Trump's claim.

But keep culting!
I am far from a legal expert. I am Allowed skepticism. I find it hard to believe that 25mil more people voted in this election when compared to 2016.

1) I don't. There was a lot of motivation on both sides.
2) Are you skeptical because Trump didn't get more of those votes?
 
The @TeamTrump lawsuit against the PA Sec’y of State — argued by Rudy Giuliani last week — has been DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE, meaning the campaign can’t refile.

How stupid does someone have to be to RIG an election - and still LOSE?
 
Call us when the Trump owned SCOTUS has ruled.


you guys are the real dreamers...

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