Paleman
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Knowing that the PA supreme court is heavily liberal is not relaxing.Going to PA Supreme Court so you can relax.
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Knowing that the PA supreme court is heavily liberal is not relaxing.Going to PA Supreme Court so you can relax.
I never come unglued, and this case does not claim that the PASC violated the state Constitution, this case claims the law passed in 2019 violated the state Constitution. And now the PASC will decide if that is correct or not. And whatever they rule, that will be the end of it as there is nothing for the SCOTUS to rule on
I never said any such thing, this just your way of diverting from the fact you are ignorant on this topic.
I should put this in my sig.
No doubt you'll edit your post soon.
The JAW dropping stupidity of Trolling Traitor: {It is not possible for the PASC to violate the PA state Constitution}
Other OECD countries don't do it so why should we, especially in view of the fact that so many people have doubts/concerns about election integrity.
So, we should do what Europe does? Is that the message here?
So, we should do what Europe does? Is that the message here?
Not a single court challenge in the 2020 election ever went before a Judge but not because of the evidence. They were all tossed out for filing issues.
No court has heard a formal list of charges on the irregularities of the 2020 election.
But you'd never know that from our esteemed media.
Would you say that the mail ballots being used as a result of last minute changes in key states, by entities bypassing their legislatures in violation of their constitutional process, was acceptable?I replied to this comment, showing that it was not accurate....Other OECD countries don't do it so why should we
That is all. Why did you not go after your fellow party member for bringing them up to start with?
Would you say that the mail ballots being used as a result of last minute changes in key states, by entities bypassing their legislatures in violation of their constitutional process, was acceptable?
Side stepping the question. I didn’t specifically name any states, that was your assumption. Care to answer the question now?It did not only happen in "key states" a great many states made changes due to COVID, but it was only the key states you all cared about, and by "key" it is meant the ones Trump did not win. NC did basically what PA did, but you all only care about PA and not NC. If you all cared about more than just the states lost by Trump you might have a bit more credibility.
We have a system in place to determine if the changes were legal or not, this case being an example of those.
No. GG is a mental midget.GG is a Libertarian...nuff said.
No, that was the ruling from the SCTOUS, so it was their opinion which is the only one that really counts
You said that that SCOTUS could not rule on state constitutional issues. You were wrong.
That is not what I said at all, I said the SCOTUS could not tell a State SC they were wrong in the interpretation of their own constitution. Your examples do nothing to disprove that statement from me. SCTOUS can tells a state SC their constitution violates the US constitution, but that is all.
No, that's not at all what you said.
{It is not possible for the PASC to violate the PA state Constitution anymore than SCTOUS could violate the US Constitution.}
Yes, it is what I said.
That was a different post, and it is legally correct.
It's legally retarded.
No, justices are not infallible.
You're thinking of the pope... I get it, you Nazis worship the state as your god.
I never said they were infallible, \
you are just lying because you have nothing left.
Tell me, who would rule legally that the SCTOUS violated the US Constitution?
Oh, and the Pope is not infallible of rules would have not changed for the Catholic church since the days of Peter
Lol "vote in person or vote by mail, period"Vote in person or by absentee ballot, period.