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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Virginia is not going to win an appeal. Voters aren’t supposed to be purged from the rolls this close to an election. Bunch of dipshits thought the deadline didn’t apply to them. Give me a break. [/quote]
Indeed.
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The Hill: “It will likely set up the case to be heard by the Supreme Court.” As stated earlier.
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Explain how that works when the Appeals Court rejects your appeal.[/quote]

You don’t understand what an appeal is? Hint, you don’t appeal if the court found in your favor.
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So Youngkin was rejected/enjoined by the District Court, appealed, and the Appellate Court rejected his appeal. What happens next and in what timeframe?[/quote]

Youngkin will appeal to SCOTUS. Immediately, because he has to restore voters by Wednesday. Late Monday or sometime Tuesday, depending on how fast Youngkin files, SCOTUS will deny cert, unsigned per curium. [/quote]
I hope so, but Roberts sure does love denying him some voting rights.[/quote]
Quoting myself since I called it. Disgusting.
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I am really shocked by this. The Supreme Court has lost any pretense of not being a partisan political institution which means they’ve lost all of their legitimacy [/quote]

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