The Supreme Court will not take this case, brought by the 17 states attorneys general. Every case brought forth by this crowd was either rejected or negated by a judge, save for the PA. case which succeeded in allowing monitors in the state to move to within 6 feet of the election registrant at each polling station.
The Supreme Court will not take this case, brought by the 17 states attorneys general. Every case brought forth by this crowd was either rejected or negated by a judge, save for the PA. case which succeeded in allowing monitors in the state to move to within 6 feet of the election registrant at each polling station.
I would say that if SCOTUS want to have any credibility, they will not go along with these 17 governors. But this is a majority conservative court now...ugh!
The Supreme Court will not take this case, brought by the 17 states attorneys general. Every case brought forth by this crowd was either rejected or negated by a judge, save for the PA. case which succeeded in allowing monitors in the state to move to within 6 feet of the election registrant at each polling station.
I would say that if SCOTUS want to have any credibility, they will not go along with these 17 governors. But this is a majority conservative court now...ugh!