CrusaderFrank
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It's like how gerrymandering (redistricting) was cool when it helped the LeftAmazing how partisan our court system has become
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It's like how gerrymandering (redistricting) was cool when it helped the LeftAmazing how partisan our court system has become
I don’t support it regardless of who does itIt's like how gerrymandering (redistricting) was cool when it helped the Left
it's a federal election.Well, yes they did because the proposition was in violation of the FEDERAL constitution, according to SCOTUS.
So, what part of the federal constitution does act 77 violate? If none, then point us to a case where SCOTUS has ruled a state law was in violation of a state constitution. AFAIK, there is none because GG is correct, SCOTUS does not involve itself with state laws violating state constitutions, it involves itself where state laws and state constitutions violate federal laws and the US Constitution.
The push back here surprises me, jurisdiction is a pretty clear cut concept. The feds simply do not have a say when there are no federal laws whatsoever involved.
Because the SCOTUS ruled differently when they got read it of it.
That does not mean that while it was in force it was against the Constitution.
You really cannot be this stupid
They rule differently, they do not rule that the previous ruling violated the Constitution, because it did not until the new ruling.
I guess you can be stupid
This is one Republican judge.
federal law?Age of Electors. The age at which a citizen is entitled to vote was changed from 21 to 18 years of age. See Amendment XXVI to the Constitution of the United States and section 701
They are trying to take over America one Institution, one law at a time. Patriots will have to fight them at every turn and in every court.Court finds Pennsylvania mail-in voting law unconstitutional, appeal anticipated
(WHTM) – The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania has found the commonwealth’s no-excuse mail-in voting law, Act 77, is unconstitutional. According to court documents, 14 members of the P…www.abc27.com
PA mail voting unconstitutional. About time. Vote in person or by absentee ballot, period.
Ruled DIFFERENTLY?
You mean they found FLAWS in the constitutional logic of earlier courts - that the earlier rulings were UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
like? Bad ballots?Because Bush v Gore involved federal constitutional issues.
No, that is not what I mean. The court has never found that a previous ruling was UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Find me one ruling from SCOTUS where this claim is made
And the federal law it violates?it's a federal election.
What is that supposed to mean?federal law?
What is that supposed to mean?
Act 77 does not violate the required age set by any federal law. Are you just throwing shit at the wall? Did you even bother to read the act?
Fruitcake, Act 77 was a bipartisan bill that was passed into law by Pennsylvania's state legislature.False.
It violates Article I, section 4 of the Constitution by having the state court, rather than the elected legislature, determine the state election laws.
Fruitcake, Act 77 was a bipartisan bill that was passed into law by Pennsylvania's state legislature.
Poor, Fruitcake.Stupid fuck, the law was challenged on Constructional grounds and the PASC overruled the state Constitution.
Do try and keep up.
Oh, and for allahs sake, go clean your cab.
Poor, Fruitcake.
That's how our government operates. Laws gets challenged. Still, Act 77 was passed by the state legislature. No court determined that law. They only determined it was constitutional.
Well, first it has to go to the PA Sup Ct. Federalism, which used to be a conservative principle, used to mean that State voting laws were state issues, be that in GA or PA or even AZ .... unless a protected class of people were singled out for discrimination. It shouldn't matter (under federalism) that more blacks, or less blacks, would vote so long as the intent of the law was to help, or hurt, dems.Court finds Pennsylvania mail-in voting law unconstitutional, appeal anticipated
(WHTM) – The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania has found the commonwealth’s no-excuse mail-in voting law, Act 77, is unconstitutional. According to court documents, 14 members of the P…www.abc27.com
PA mail voting unconstitutional. About time. Vote in person or by absentee ballot, period.
Faun is a spoiled brat Silver Spooner who feels for the under privileged from a distance.Aw, IslamoNazi Farouk got his ignorant ass kicked again. Facts aren't your forte' - nor is cab cleanliness.
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Fourteen Republicans in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives sued last year, arguing that the law was unconstitutional. Eleven of those GOP lawmakers voted for Act 77 in 2019.
In its decision, the court noted that the law has expanded access to the ballot, but the majority said that any changes to mail voting laws would require a constitutional amendment.}
Pennsylvania court strikes down no-excuse mail voting law
Shortly after the court's decision, a notice of appeal was filed with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, which leans Democratic.www.cbsnews.com
Wow stupid fuck, so their saying that they passed ONE law, and the court MODIFIED it to change the nature? in direct violation of the state constituion, and in violation of the US Constitution.
Hey, you may be stupid and not know anything about the facts, but at least you can drive a cam...
Until Whitey starts burning down some city blocks, the court won't look at anything.Well, first it has to go to the PA Sup Ct. Federalism, which used to be a conservative principle, used to mean that State voting laws were state issues, be that in GA or PA or even AZ .... unless a protected class of people were singled out for discrimination. I theory, it shouldn't matter (under federalism) that more blacks, or less blacks, would vote so long as the intent of the law was to help, or hurt, dems.