What prevents this Supreme Court from overturning the 2024 election?

[tinrobot]

Let's say Biden wins by millions of votes and handily gets the Electoral College. Then TSF files a bogus lawsuit that reaches the Supreme Court.

What stops the court from pulling another Bush V Gore?

To be honest, I don't see how they're stopped from doing that at this point.

[onecaliberal]

1. Exactly.

[ecstatic]

2. nothing prevents it. People still think we can rely on this court

Today should show that we are in completely uncharted territory. They are going to do whatever they want, whenever they want. They don't answer to anyone and they don't even care about appearing to be impartial.

[delisen]

3. They need to be stopped now.

We will have to stop them. I don’t see that we have a choice.

[StarryNite]

12. How?

[NoMoreRepugs]

4. The Supremes' knew Biden would not entertain using the powers they just granted the Presidency - might

go down as the biggest mistake ever. I sure hope not.

[Zeitghost]

10. They didn't hand him power

His power as President remains the same.

They handed him criminal immunity from trying to abuse that power. His actions can still be struck down by the courts or overridden by Congress.

[C_U_L8R]

5. Rebalancing the court would do it

but we need to win more elections. If we win elections, anything is repairable.

[tinrobot]

6. The point of the post is we may not have more elections.

Even if Biden wins, the court might overturn it. With this court, it's not out of the realm of possibility.

If that happens, democracy over.

[C_U_L8R]

8. Got it. I was more thinking of Congress and State offices.

[Zeitghost]

11. They had numerous opportunities to do that in 2020

They declined.

[dweller]

7. I'm probably wrong ( I usually am)

But what power does scotus have to enforce such a ruling ?
They depend on the executive branch to enforce any ruling … so
Biden wins electoral and popular vote but scotus tries to grant the office to the loser …

Biden is already president and doesn’t enforce scotus ruling , remains in office for another term

Case solved


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[ecstatic]

9. good point.

The Supreme Court has no power to enforce its decisions. It cannot call out the troops or compel Congress or the president to obey. The Court relies on the executive and legislative branches to carry out its rulings.

So my question again is... why are we entertaining these wild decisions from a rogue and corrupt court? They need to be ignored. We can safely ignore them in the DC case and in blue states. At least 2 took part in the coup or were sympathetic. The other two were illegally (or at least unethically) placed on the court.