Stew Cook
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I don't see how they think they have standing. We don't conduct national election for POTUS. It's a series of state elections. GA can't tell Texas how to do elections in their state. Also think it will be funny when the Justices ask hey didn't Texas do the same thing they are accusing these states of doing (they did. Governor by passed state legislators to change early voting deadline) and then ask shouldn't we then toss your results as well?
Hate to break it to, but Trump isn't a true conservative
From my point of view, we need to believe that our elections are legit. If my side loses in a fair election, it loses, and I'm okay with that.
Who's called you any of those things? I get why you like Trump. You play the victim as pathetically and cowardly as Trump himself
A lot of signed affidavits from a lot of different people. Hard for me to ignore. You would feel the same if you had an ounce of objectivity.Thats reasonable, yet absent proven fraud, states are acting as if it has been proven and are planning to change the very rules that these lawmakers were elected under.
It all comes down to Trump's throwing fraud spaghetti against the walls. He and his lawyers created this distrust.
Texas lengthened the window in the front of early voting but they retained the back end deadlines. This was done by Governor executive order in July. The defendant states are free to contest their choice to do that in their answer of course.For all other Federal elections, you are probably right, even if technically the US house and Senate makeup certainly have affect on all state residents. But in case of the Presidency, the argument may have standing the state of Tx (not merely the voters) is directly aggrieved if the 4 states are allowed to essentially not follow the rules (equal protection clause), while Texas is. A presidency is the one office that ALL states vote on in a Federal election.
If TX did the same thing on the rules by changing rules of deadlines when State law requires only legislature to change it then indeed, another state could bring that case. Noone will bring the case because TX is GOP legislature tho.
But one item especially is that you cannot have unequal application of the law or rules, ie signature verification in this county but not this one, or for in person voting but not for mail in, when and where the law requires equal application. That is the big bugabear that will be very hard to get around IMO.
Has nothing to do with Trump. It has to do with the integrity of all of our elections going forward.
A lot of signed affidavits from a lot of different people. Hard for me to ignore. You would feel the same if you had an ounce of objectivity.