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Of the Non Roberts judges (Fuck Roberts and his Judicial Deference bullshit), Alito and Gorsuch can be most convinced to joint he liberals when arguing for a realistic issue that the founders could not have considered or an issue which would impact individual rights, respectively. Breyer generally has sided with the right-wing of the bench when it can be argued that what is brought before the court would disenfranchise or harm public participation.
Alita and Gorsuch will hate the fraud, if it can be proven. Breyer is a toss-up but NOT to be counted out. It can be argued that massive fraud disenfranchises a LOT of people, the problem with him is he needs to be convinced fraud occurred as the other side of the argument is that overturning chunks of the vote is disfranchisement itself.
Thomas is almost certainly voting on the right here, Kagan and Sotomayor are rubber stamps for the left.
Roberts, as much as I hate him, isn't for sure going to vote for the left. As repugnant as I find Judicial Deference, it does make him more likely to side with the powers that be... the question is who he considers those powers to be.
Kavanaugh and Barrett are also question marks, Kavanaugh might vote for it because allowing fraud would impact -everything-, but he'd want the solution narrowly tailored which might give Trump a win without victory. Barrett theoretically is a lock in like Thomas, but I remain unconvinced until I know for a fact she will not recuse herself under pressure.
Roberts will not vote for any decision that gives Trump a chance
Not happening
They could have video of Joe Presidente on the phone ordering more ballots delivered to the Philadelphia Convention Center at 3:30 AM November 4 and he still would vote against Trump because of his fear of the consequent left wing tantrums 'hurting the stature of court.' Funny how he never worries about hurting the stature of the court in the eyes of right wingers