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Orsino

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6. Easiest SCOTUS move is to decline the case.

Reply to hue (Original post)

Thu Oct 2, 2014, 09:59 AM

Oct 2014

They may not want to risk a Kennedy flip.

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Supreme Court asked to block Wisconsin voter Iaw (Breaking) [View all] hue Oct 2014 OP

I predict a 5-4 decision in favor of Governer (sic) Wanker. Scuba Oct 2014 #1

You wouldn't lose money on that bet sadly. nt valerief Oct 2014 #3

We do need this. I hope it happens, but the SCOTUS likes its Republicans AllyCat Oct 2014 #2

It is sickening and wrong! the way Republicans do not want all Americans to 'Vote'. Sunlei Oct 2014 #4

And the 5 member supreme court awaits their paychecks... mountain grammy Oct 2014 #5

Easiest SCOTUS move is to decline the case. Orsino Oct 2014 #6

I see it this way Half-Century Man Oct 2014 #7

Approx. 300,000 would be disenfranchised. hue Oct 2014 #8

Four or five voting cases are headed to the SCOTUS Gothmog Oct 2014 #9

My sister is disabled and has no id, so... WI_DEM Oct 2014 #10

Hahahaha! That's not gonna happen. FlatStanley Oct 2014 #11

If it does harm to the American public, the fascist 5 will vote for it. santamargarita Oct 2014 #12

Supreme Court doesn't want people to vote lark Oct 2014 #13

Aw shit. progressoid Oct 2014 #14

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