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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can't just make stuff up to get someone you hate thrown off the ballot. He didn't incite an insurrection, hence he was never charged, nor was he convicted.[/quote]

It's going to the SC where it'll be heard by a conservative majority, including three justices appointed by Trump. So maybe you'll get the result you want there. I suspect it's not going to be a slam dunk as you might think, though. I'm not sure that they'll want their personal legacies tied to Trump's criminality and insurrection (I mean we know that Thomas and Alito are corrupt and how they'll vote, but it's not as clear cut for the rest of them).[/quote]

Thomas and Alito want the feds to stay out of election law. Throw Kavanaugh and Roberts into the same category. This is a state following their own election laws. [/quote]

Yet the SCOTUS has had no problem interfering with state drawn boundaries or voting laws where the national VRA is concerned. Ultimately in several cases, the Supreme Court has ruled that each individual state has its own laws and rules that should be respected. Neil Gorsuch affirmed such a position when he was on a lower court specifically about Colorado. If the conservative, strict constitutionalist, plain text and meaning justices hold true to what they professed to believe in their sworn testimony before the Senate, then they should either not hear this case or decide quickly in its affirmation.[/quote]

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