every man a king does not mean every man a despot

it means a chicken in every pot

Just 4 babbling posts without even an attempt at an answer. Way to live down to the standard set by the rest of the Party of Hate members, bags.

my friend

take from the rich how ever it has to be done

it cou be confiscation via window bustin and belt scalps

it cou be legal beagle policy by smart guys who know how to legate

i don care

bring that curve down to where the rich in america do not look like the rich in russia china south america middle east avoirdupois et cetera over n over

Unsurprisingly, your posts made a lot of sense actually, bag.

american exceptionalism

we mine ours always made fun of chinee & mexican for living ten to a 2BR

the stink when they open the door

but they are not homeless like whitey the viking who calls it camping and never gets a shower or a shave

this ball is crushed and gone

Supreme Court's Republicans rule that Wisconsin mail ballots must be returned by Election Day instead of postmarked by then & received a few days afterward.

Brett Kavanaugh endorsed a theory so radical that the court refused to adopt it in Bush v. Gore. How radical is Kavanaugh's theory? John Roberts felt compelled to reject it in a separate opinion, correctly noting that federal courts should keep their noses out of a state court's interpretation of its own state's election laws.

Gorsuch also endorsed Rehnquist's position in Bush v. Gore. And Kavanaugh joined his opinion. Both want to prevent governors, state courts, and state agencies from expanding voting rights—and have federal courts decide what how the legislature *really* wanted elections to be run.

This is in direct contrast with the same justices’ ruling in RNC v. DNC form April where they allowed ballots postmarked by Election Day and received up to a week later to be counted... further proof that this illegitimate voter suppression-loving Court is a factory of hypocrisy.

Everyone needs to understand that the Supreme Court just ruled that whether or not a mail-in ballot is counted in Wisconsin will depend upon the speed of the US Mail...WHICH THE TRUMP-APPOINTED POSTMASTER GENERAL HAS SABOTAGED.

Never forget how outrageous this is:

Senate GOP blocked Merrick Garland 237 DAYS before election & said American people should choose next justice

Now they’re confirming Amy Coney Barrett 8 DAYS before Nov 3 when 60 MILLION already voted

While he steals another Supreme Court seat for Trump, Mitch McConnell has been

blocking coronavirus relief legislation for 164 days
legislation to restore Voting Rights Act for 324 days &
legislation to prevent foreign election interference for 368 days

Moscow Mitch!

Posted by Uofa2 on 10/26/2020 8:12:00 PM (view original):
Everyone needs to understand that the Supreme Court just ruled that whether or not a mail-in ballot is counted in Wisconsin will depend upon the speed of the US Mail...WHICH THE TRUMP-APPOINTED POSTMASTER GENERAL HAS SABOTAGED.

Want your vote to count? Get off your lazy *ss and go cast it. Nobody on Earth is that freakin' busy.
Medical exceptions should be allowed.

If there was really a big concern about ballots being counted AFTER Election Day then you’d also see those who are concerned advocating for on-time processing ballots received prior to ED, along with an upping of resources for mail delivery prior to ED. The GOP argues against both.

Kavanaugh issued what amounts to a veiled threat tonight that the court may need to block states from counting votes after election night. In other words he’s crafted into judicial-speak Trumps demands that the winner has to be known on election night.

Forgotten over the confirmation of Barrett is Mitch adjourning the Senate immediately after. No Covid relief as hospitalizations surge upward. They have time to ram through a justice to overturn ACA and Roe v Wade and try to screw with voting but no time to look after a raging pandemic. That’s the GOP.

In contract law, the "mailbox rule" states that the date that an acceptance is mailed (postmarked), not received, is determinative in creating a binding contract within a deadline. Why doesn't this principle apply to mailed votes, Brett?