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Go get 'im!
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Kobaxh belongs in a padded forced retirement asylum. He represents the closet things we have to display as PROOF that humas CAN be crimes against nature.
HE’S IT.
This case should get to the Supreme Court about the same time that Obama’s new nominee takes the 9th seat, which makes me optimistic.
I am still in wonder at the lack of media coverage here.
We stand at the very crucible of democracy, anyone who considers that exaggerated hasn’t been paying attention.
The fundamental tenet of the right to a secure and accurate vote-count is at stake here and like the fundamental right to vote in the first place, it seems quite clear Kobach’s intending to include vote-count cheating along with voter suppression in his arsenal of available tools to win election DESPITE democracy.
Every Republican in any position who participates in enabling this cover-up only proves their confused ideology matters more to them than democracy itself. They only prove are more than willing to destroy democracy if their conservative delusions and fickle-morality demands aren’t humored.
You can certainly call yourself a “good republican” if you join the liars whp have enabled Kobach to ignore the laws of democracy, but don’t EVER call yourself a good patriot in earshot of me, or I will challenge you publicly to prove it and you simply can’t.
If you support Kobach’s right to hide the truth, you are no patriot of any sort.
And you are only fooling yourself if you claim it.
This really is a test of democracy itself, even if they do not admit it.
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if this gets to the Supreme Court, something is fundamentally wrong with our system, this should end up in criminal court, not the Supreme Court. This is egregious to the maximum extent, when it sound like my hair’s on fire you can bet on it.
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Here is a good example of how Liberals win if Scalia is not replaced in a timely manner. If this goes through one of the more liberal circuits (8 or 12 are democratic majorities) a 4-4 split lets the decision stand. I feel sure that those suing are on a path in one of those circuits.
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It is a shame, though, if something this egregious goes anywhere but to a full-scale investigation, not only of the election results that have been hidden away from public view, but of the network of conspirators who helped conceal the truth all along. If this can gets kicked down the road instead, it represents a fundamental failure of the whole system.
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OK, I’m on a different case than the one listed here, call me a zealot, but I still can’t believe there’s no coverage of the hearing today…
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Hmmm —
There’s more to magic, than just a pair of shoes —
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Looks as if lawyers have plenty of job ops-- what with TweetySue and the states of Kansas and Michigan. Crank up the JurisDoctorate mill!
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