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I'm not convinced any court, anywhere, will hear any case regarding the 2020 election—even if it would have been willing to do so in past elections, or in the f
by erichocean 6y ago
I'm not convinced any court, anywhere, will hear any case regarding the 2020 election—even if it would have been willing to do so in past elections, or in the future, and even if a judge personally believe's the case has merit. Certainly that's been the case so far.
To do so in 2020 is to legitimize Trump's assault on the country, and I just don't see the courts doing that.
It's better to just dismiss every case regardless of the merits. Republican voters aren't going to do anything about the election result once Biden has been inaugurated in January.
- _red 6y ago>It's best to just dismiss every case regardless of the merits. That sounds like someone thats pretty scared and knows they are guilty. Sad.
- loopz 6y agoOpinions are irrelevant to facts and evidence.
- erichocean 6y agoTrust the plan.
- opinion-is-bad 6y agoThe Supreme Court has already agreed to hear this case.
- awnird 6y agoDocketed means the paperwork was filed correctly. It does not mean the court will hear the case.
- awnird 6y agoThe courts have been hearing cases. Lots of them! Trump is currently 1-51 in post election cases.