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> All the claims if significant vote fraud were thrown out by courts up and down the land, including the Supreme Court I don’t believe that is true. As far as
by lawnchair_larry 6y ago
> All the claims if significant vote fraud were thrown out by courts up and down the land, including the Supreme Court
I don’t believe that is true. As far as I know, there weren’t really any claims of voter fraud from Trump’s legal team.
- briandear 6y agoThe claim is that voter laws were changed by Secretaries of State rather than the legislatures as is required by the constitution. Secretaries of State changing voter laws is unconstitutional. Read the constitution. It’s crystal clear. That happened. It’s a fact.
- vaidhy 6y agoSorry.. Legislatures has the power to delegate that work and has been delegated to the Secretaries of State. It has been called out in multiple court rulings.
- SV_BubbleTime 6y agoThat was actually brought up in Bush v Gore in 2000. It was scotus decided that yes, legislatures can delegate powers, but no matter what they do; the legislature can never lose this power as it is specifically enumerated in Article 2. This became moot in 2000 as the recount ended discussion. Of the states in question, I do not believe GA, MI, or AZ legislatures delegated powers to the Gov or AGs, but I could be mistaken on that.
- leric 6y agoThis is what censorship looks like in hackernews
- simonh 6y agoIt's what disagreement with a factually incorrect comment looks like. Legislatures can delegate legislative power.
- lawnchair_larry 6y agoDid you reply to the wrong comment? This doesn’t appear to relate to what I said. We’re talking about voter fraud.