2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.

[The High Prophet of Truth]

Because Pennsylvania fucking went against the US Constitution.

Whether there was fraud or not, the PASC straight-up ripped electoral power from the state legislature.

Now the big choice comes to whether or not anyone has the balls to confront them on it.

 

[King's Gambit Accepted]

Because Pennsylvania fucking went against the US Constitution.

Whether there was fraud or not, the PASC straight-up ripped electoral power from the state legislature.

The PA legislature, controlled by the GOP, passed the law that allowed absentee voting.

 

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what's the point of even posting news without a source

Morale!

Stop being a blackpiller.

 

[WhimsicalTrolli]

Turned out bush lost all of his suits but won Supreme Court👁👁

 

[The High Prophet of Truth]

Turned out bush lost all of his suits but won Supreme Court👁👁

It better get there quick. December is only 2 days away.

 

[ConfederateIrishman]

"Nihil novi sub sole" on the supreme court being threatened, if true; FDR was able to spook the courts into conceding to his desires after throwing around the threat of a court-packing bill. No real reason for relevent people not to try this when it has a good history of working in the United States.

 

[verissimus]

Then the Democrats will be itching to do some 'reforming' of our Republic

Not that I have to tell you, but they'll always be saying this even when they're the ones at fault for the state of the "republic".

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

The PA legislature, controlled by the GOP, passed the law that allowed absentee voting.

With a poison pill that renders the whole law null if any body other than the legislature tries to amend the law like PASC did, possibly throwing out all mail in votes

 

[CrystalHead]

Barnes believe Michigan is a doa because the margain is too big, Nevada and Wisconsin could easily flip but Pennsylvania is the one with the most merit.

Despite being the one of the more optimistic people I have always felt that Michigan would be at least the second hardest to pull off due to the maragin (Nevada is the only one i would put above Michigan due to it being dem conrrolled and the scale of how cirty Nevada is in every election)

I think at this point easiest to hardest would probably be something like:

Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Arizona (Depends on how the hearing goes tommorrow)
Georgia
Nevada
Michigan

Nevada and Michigan are kinda interchangeable but I think Neveda has given us more good news as of late.

Wisconsin could become the easiest if signs emerge of the state supreme court stepping in with a favorable ruling for trump.

 

[King's Gambit Accepted]

With a poison pill that renders the whole law null if any body other than the legislature tries to amend the law like PASC did, possibly throwing out all mail in votes

PASC did not amend the law. PASC threw out Mike Kelly's lawsuit, saying that there may have been a legitimate constitutional question but they passed this law over a year ago, sat on their asses until the candidate they preferred lost, and then filed to throw out millions of votes cast by people who did so in good faith. It might change mail voting in PA for 2022 and 2024 but it was way too late for this year.

 

[Candlelight Desolation]

New Trump tweet. He seems to be staying confident:

 

[WhimsicalTrolli]

Despite being the one of the more optimistic people I have always felt that Michigan

I felt Arizona was dead on arrival. A good chunk was basically a spite vote because of trump's feud with McCain.

 

[Zero Day Defense]

PASC did not amend the law. PASC threw out Mike Kelly's lawsuit, saying that there may have been a legitimate constitutional question but they passed this law over a year ago, sat on their asses until the candidate they preferred lost, and then filed to throw out millions of votes cast by people who did so in good faith. It might change mail voting in PA for 2022 and 2024 but it was way too late for this year.

We're talking about rulings the PASC made shortly before the election. Also, you can't sue without suffering harm first.

I felt Arizona was dead on arrival. A good chunk was basically a spite vote because of trump's feud with McCain.

Trump was feuding with McCain back in 2016.

 

[CrystalHead]

I felt Arizona was dead on arrival. A good chunk was basically a spite vote because of trump's feud with McCain.

See I was willing to be more optimistic of Arizona just due to how close things were. And the AZ gop seems to have more fight in them then Michigan and Georgia.

 

[CrippleThreat]

I think Neveda has given us more good news as of late.

I'd laugh if everything blows up and Nevada is the only state that flips for Trump.

 

[King's Gambit Accepted]

We're talking about rulings the PASC made shortly before the election. Also, you can't sue without suffering harm first.

Trump was feuding with McCain back in 2016.

Which ones? The ones that said mail ballots could be counted if the ballot was postmarked by election day?

Then you should be angry at PA GOP-controlled legislature. The court made a pretty reasonable ruling that it wasn't going to throw out millions of votes cast by eligible voters who followed the law, especially since the legislature had well over a year to pass a new law or make their case in court.

 

[MrJokerRager]

Optimism is great but don't hype it up. This could always crash and burn, and it's better to be upset but prepared then have your hope smashed underfoot.

I know the odds are against Trump but he is the only western white heterosexual male leader who can pull it off. He has lasted this long when every other Republican would have given up. At least he tried compared to other white politicians in recent years.

 

[Zero Day Defense]

Which ones? The ones that said mail ballots could be counted if the ballot was postmarked by election day?

Then you should be angry at PA GOP-controlled legislature. The court made a pretty reasonable ruling

That encroached on the state legislature's authority to define the state's elections, in a way anticipated by the act itself.

 

[The High Prophet of Truth]

New Trump tweet. He seems to be staying confident:

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Something something black voters aren't...

 

[WhimsicalTrolli]

Trump was feuding with McCain back in 2016.

Nobody showed up for Hillary.