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31. They have a bunch of lawsuits that they are ignoring. All that they

Reply to regnaD kciN (Original post)

Sun Nov 29, 2020, 10:16 PM

Nov 2020

have to do is let the clock run out for two weeks. The election isn’t close, why would they need to decide anything?

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Like it or not, the Supreme Court WILL decide the presidential election... [View all] regnaD kciN Nov 2020 OP

No, No, No, No, No. a kennedy Nov 2020 #1

It's already there. Laelth Nov 2020 #8

It's not there StarfishSaver Nov 2020 #28

Not according to Lawrence Tribe. c-rational Nov 2020 #29

Once again, Professor Tribe doesn't overrule the Supreme Court... regnaD kciN Nov 2020 #41

Prof. Tribe thinks that the SCOTUS has no jurisdiction due to "adequate and independent state proced Gothmog Nov 2020 #53

Any excuse will do. Laelth Nov 2020 #60

Which case are you referring to? I'm pretty sure I read that the PA case could not go to SCOTUS? helpisontheway Nov 2020 #2

Could not? Why not? Laelth Nov 2020 #13

No, see Lawrence Tribe's explanation from yesterday... blitzen Nov 2020 #21

Thank you! I was pretty sure I read that last night. Nt helpisontheway Nov 2020 #36

It is "absolutely not possible"...IF the SCOTUS decides so. regnaD kciN Nov 2020 #38

See post 29. Not good to sow heart stopping concern, especially when the facts speak otherwise! c-rational Nov 2020 #33

I agree with you! jrthin Nov 2020 #37

Preach it brother/sister. Disaffected Nov 2020 #42

+1 BannonsLiver Nov 2020 #46

I believe there are numerous reasons that a lower court ruling cannot be appealed grantcart Nov 2020 #40

No Appeals Court can tell the Supreme Court it can't allow for an appeal... regnaD kciN Nov 2020 #43

Really how infantile. No one has suggested that the Appeals Court is TELLING the SC anything grantcart Nov 2020 #51

Each court evaluates their own jurisdiciton - Ms. Toad Nov 2020 #14

No. boston bean Nov 2020 #3

This time, I think they will refuse to hear the case. Laelth Nov 2020 #4

The difference this time is multiple states and evidence free cases involving a lot of votes mvd Nov 2020 #7

I agree ... this time. Laelth Nov 2020 #17

That is true mvd Nov 2020 #19

If those three can convince either Gorsuch or Kavanaugh to hear the case DetroitLegalBeagle Nov 2020 #23

He can definitely talk to them and lay out the consequences for the Court and the country mvd Nov 2020 #25

It would have to be three separate cases exboyfil Nov 2020 #5

If the Supreme Court invalidates a 6 million vote majority and 306 electoral college win greenjar_01 Nov 2020 #6

Nick Danger, Third Eye PCIntern Nov 2020 #32

How is refusing to hear a case determining an election? stopbush Nov 2020 #9

Are you scared? greenjar_01 Nov 2020 #12

No. Team tRump's embarrassing court motions scare me about as much as stopbush Nov 2020 #50

It's not StarfishSaver Nov 2020 #30

I can't speak for the OP, but we are at the mercy of a very corrupt ecstatic Nov 2020 #52

Trump will be utterly humiliated if it goes to SC. Doodley Nov 2020 #10

That ship already sailed. See Bush v. Gore.... unblock Nov 2020 #11

Orange Fascist is a bonkers buffoon,... magicarpet Nov 2020 #15

How is refusing to hear a case supposed to be the SC deciding a case ? JI7 Nov 2020 #16

How is it any different really? Frasier Balzov Nov 2020 #18

Even if it goes to the SC brettdale Nov 2020 #20

Whern does the SC make up its mind to take the case brettdale Nov 2020 #22

The Senate. We need two wins in Georgia in January and then no more GOP, ever. Alex4Martinez Nov 2020 #24

Scotus rso Nov 2020 #48

Bush v Gore was different fearnobush Nov 2020 #26

No worry... DEM1955 Nov 2020 #27

I think the odds are that they will do that... regnaD kciN Nov 2020 #45

They have a bunch of lawsuits that they are ignoring. All that they Rice4VP Nov 2020 #31

But I suppose that could happen in any election, tavernier Nov 2020 #34

I'll say no, the voters will. CaptainTruth Nov 2020 #35

Meaningless comment... brooklynite Nov 2020 #39

Zzzzzzz.... Turin_C3PO Nov 2020 #44

The United States of Learning Disability disalitervisum Nov 2020 #47

There IS no case... Septua Nov 2020 #49

There is no national election, states are in charge of their voting and select their electors Baclava Nov 2020 #54

Unlikely. They would only "decide" it if they were asked to review cases onenote Nov 2020 #55

trump's lawyers have not presented facts or evidence to establish a case or controversy Gothmog Nov 2020 #56

I remember during Bush vs Gore kskiska Nov 2020 #57

I have a feeling we'll be getting these threads long after Biden is sworn in Bradshaw3 Nov 2020 #58

No. They won't. budkin Nov 2020 #59