US Election 2020 - Lame duck days

CaptainOblivious

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Someone should tell r/conservative that ain't it...

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It literally says "order in pending case". Denying an application for injunctive relief in a pending case doesn't exactly sound like a dismissal of the case itself to me. You have to admit, the fact that there's no reasoning for their decision yet makes more sense this way...
 

buka001

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No, that's just the excuse you came up with to avoid having to address the issue. But that's okay, that sort of attitude will come in handy, later.


Indeed, one alleges fraud in specific areas where evidence supports such a conclusion and an explanation for the statistical anomalies that the result presents is conspicuously lacking.


Nonsense. You can say it a million times, but it will remain as much a figment of your imagination as ever.


Except that the political process has stalled out regarding this very issue because one side treats meaningful reform as an attempt to engage in voter disenfranchisement, and I expect if we do a search on voter ID laws and your handle, we will indeed find that you have repeated those same talking points in the past.


If your puerile responses to the matter ever stooped to low as to actually respond to the allegations on the substance of their merits, maybe your retort would be worth something. But you're just another partisan hack repeating talking points you don't even fully understand. :ROFL:
Sure.

Denying legally cast votes is the hallmark of fascism, authoritarianism and is categorically undemocratic.

For years we have seen this type of behaviour in tin pot dictatorships all over africa.

You are only simping for it, because it supports your side and your ideological slant.
 

CaptainOblivious

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Nope, sorry it really is over.

Using a lawyer who has been party to the team who has lost 51 court cases on the subject, might be the wrong source to use.

Oh brother. Assuming that this is true, that does not in any way prejudice the merits of the case, rather it implies that the submission itself has a procedural deficit that is eminently rectifiable.

I imagine all the state AGs signing on to dispute the electoral laws of some of the other states will mean SCOTUS hears the merits of the case one way or another. You're celebrating over nothing, hahahahaha.
 

CaptainOblivious

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Sure.

Denying legally cast votes is the hallmark of fascism, authoritarianism and is categorically undemocratic.
Except the dispute is exactly that the votes were not legal, proving your bad faith engagement yet again. :rolleyes:

For years we have seen this type of behaviour in tin pot dictatorships all over africa.
Says the guy who can't explain all the statistical anomalies and historical tells that wildly misjudged the mark with no explanation for the collective 1 in a bazillion chance outcome aside from more "orange man bad". :ROFL:

You are only simping for it, because it supports your side and your ideological slant.
No, not only. But it is rather convenient, and I make no apologies for hamming it up. :sneaky:
 

greg0205

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Oh brother. Assuming that this is true, that does not in any way prejudice the merits of the case, rather it implies that the submission itself has a procedural deficit that is eminently rectifiable.

I imagine all the state AGs signing on to dispute the electoral laws of some of the other states will mean SCOTUS hears the merits of the case one way or another. You're celebrating over nothing, hahahahaha.
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buka001

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Oh brother. Assuming that this is true, that does not in any way prejudice the merits of the case, rather it implies that the submission itself has a procedural deficit that is eminently rectifiable.

I imagine all the state AGs signing on to dispute the electoral laws of some of the other states will mean SCOTUS hears the merits of the case one way or another. You're celebrating over nothing, hahahahaha.
Well time runs out ... today.

One would think that these uber smart individuals with evidence of the greatest fraud in history, could have compiled a case correctly enough, such that the"merits" could be heard.

Oh well. They clearly failed at the first hurdle.
 

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Oh brother. Assuming that this is true, that does not in any way prejudice the merits of the case, rather it implies that the submission itself has a procedural deficit that is eminently rectifiable.

I imagine all the state AGs signing on to dispute the electoral laws of some of the other states will mean SCOTUS hears the merits of the case one way or another. You're celebrating over nothing, hahahahaha.

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Oh brother. Assuming that this is true, that does not in any way prejudice the merits of the case, rather it implies that the submission itself has a procedural deficit that is eminently rectifiable.

I imagine all the state AGs signing on to dispute the electoral laws of some of the other states will mean SCOTUS hears the merits of the case one way or another. You're celebrating over nothing, hahahahaha.
Your denial borders on delusion.
 

CaptainOblivious

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Well time runs out ... today.
According to some arguments. I have seen no refutations of the arguments that argue otherwise, to date.

One would think that these uber smart individuals with evidence of the greatest fraud in history, could have compileda case correctly enough, such that the"merits" could be heard.
Again, painting a whole slew of cases brought by multiple parties with the same broad brush. This over-generalisation of yours is boring and not worth responding to.

Oh well. They clearly failed at the first hurdle.
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buka001

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Except the dispute is exactly that the votes were not legal, proving your bad faith engagement yet again. :rolleyes:


Says the guy who can't explain all the statistical anomalies and historical tells that wildly misjudged the mark with no explanation for the collective 1 in a bazillion chance outcome aside from more "orange man bad". :ROFL:


No, not only. But it is rather convenient, and I make no apologies for hamming it up. :sneaky:
51-1 and more than 4 weeks after the election with no actual fraud presented to the courts blows your assertions out of the water.

So there is no actual dispute over the legality of the votes, only spurious efforts to line Trump's pockets with the tears of his hopeful cultists.

It is un-democratic.
 

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According to some arguments. I have seen no refutations of the arguments that argue otherwise, to date.


Again, painting a whole slew of cases brought by multiple parties with the same broad brush. This over-generalisation of yours is boring and not worth responding to.


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Let your soul rest, brother. Accept the outcome and move on.
 

CaptainOblivious

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51-1 and more than 4 weeks after the election with no actual fraud presented to the courts blows your assertions out of the water.
Ipse dixit.

So there is no actual dispute over the legality of the votes, only spurious efforts to line Trump's pockets with the tears of his hopeful cultists.
Disingenuous. Even 30% of Democrats have admitted in polls that there's a suspicion of voter fraud in the elections. You refuse to actually speak to the evidence, instead you say that the courts will do that and point to pending court cases, only to interpret rulings based upon procedural issues to mean a pronouncement on the substance of the matter. Do you really expect people cannot see through your hollow trolling?

It is un-democratic.
No, actually, making sure that widespread perceptions of possible voter fraud get heard out and investigated and ruled on definitively is the very cornerstone of a viable democratic process, and that you have judged all those who favour such a response as acting in bad faith is proof beyond a reasonable doubt that nobody needs to take anything you say on the matter seriously.
 
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