The election litigation thread

danmand

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They can try all they want...the 6-3 SCOTUS has more integrity than you think.
I agree, they do not want to go down in the history books as lakeys for Trump.
 

Valcazar

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Curiousity is not the same as certainty. I think you're conflating the two.

I have read the affidavits that are available. Very interesting stuff. Makes me want to know more, not less.

Sometimes, in a very dark place, you have no choice but to follow your nose. That's what this election is - a big, skinking, totally opaque, pit!
You read the affadavits and didn't find them laughable?
We have very different noses.

Your explanations are unconvincing, and often intentionally avoid the central point of why these facts raise concerns to any reasonable objective person.
They are unconvincing to you because you are not a reasonable objective person.

So obviously so, that it seems like trolling to me.
Mockery, more than trolling.

Just one example - the point of 4 is not that MORE people would vote for Biden in some polling batches in Democrat strongholds, it's that EVERYONE voted for Biden in some large polling batches. That's just statistically impossible.
It really isn't. You just don't understand that.

Lastly, if you don't understand that motive + opportunity ALWAYS leads to cheating, I just hope no one ever tries to swindle you. And the motive of Democrats to get rid of Trump, as your own posting demonstrates, is OFF THE CHART!
Of course motive + opportunity equals cheating. Why do you think the GOP keeps getting caught for voter fraud?
The question is what motives and what opportunity are there.
Your logic is "I know they must have cheated - its what we would do - so I just need to find proof" .

In the meantime, the point of the PR campaign is to reinforce that "I know they must have cheated" part to undermine the legitimacy of the election.
You keep saying "they have to investigate" but that's only because what you mean is "they have to investigate until they prove I am right".
People are dismissive because there is a point where kids stop believing in Santa without demanding further investigations.


Then what we should be really curious about is how Trump got more votes than the polls suggested he would.
He didn't really, though. There was high turnout and people did expect it to be on both sides. (Some people thought he wouldn't get that turnout spike but that was mostly wishful thinking)
The percentage difference seems off but we don't have final numbers yet. It is possible that the numbers reflect voter suppression of the Democrats, yes, but I don't think we can conclude that yet.
The theory that there was massive in-person voter fraud by the GOP doesn't seem plausible because in-person voter fraud is insignificant overall.
 

Valcazar

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1. Where did you get the idea that I have access to the information that Trump legal team has?
You have what they have presented in court and in public.
Which is nothing.

3. Many of the Trump suits are attempts to gain access to information and documents that will allow them to gather evidence of meaningful voting irregularites.
Point to these? I haven't seen any like this yet.

p.s. The point of the thread are the suits, not anyone's independent speculation about what the evidence is or isn't.
If that were true, you would be discussing the suits (which does mean discussing the evidence I am afraid).

Where are they? How are they faring? Do they have merit?
Even if they were successful what would change?

Why aren't you doing any of that?


Well that’s good...the one positive about the Trump complaints is that all these petty little issues that have brought up will be corrected for future elections...and I’m sure it will show just how well done and successful mail ballots worked.
They have a law requiring a risk-limiting audit if the vote is within a certain margin.
This is completely normal and part of the protections that Dutch Oven seems to think don't exist.

I think the most a recount has ever moved something is around 700 votes.
The recount/audit was also announced back on November 6 when Trump was ahead because it was obvious it was going to be close and they have a law.

What Biden lie are you talking about?
He seems to think that clip shows Biden in a lie because Biden said he wouldn't accept victory until it was independently certified and the votes were counted and Biden didn't declare victory until various independent groups called the elections for him.
The fact Biden is still phrasing it as letting the process play out and it will show he won is probably part of this dastardly lie because now we know that this means he can't declare victory until December 14. That's what he secretly promised in that clip if you squint and go "la la la la la la".
 

Valcazar

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Considering your level of activity on this Board, one would think you'd actually read some of the posts. I've already said that not every election suit is about fraud (it's right in the post you are responding to). I refuse to repeat myself more than that (to you, at least).
Which election suit is about voter fraud?
 

Dutch Oven

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You have what they have presented in court and in public.
Which is nothing.
The Trump legal team has said they are taking an incremental and methodical approach to the litigation. They have said most of the early suits are about getting access to information. I feel pretty confident that they are from from being out of ammunition at this early stage.

Point to these? I haven't seen any like this yet.
Any suit that claims being denied oversight over the counting will claim as relief a right to review the ballots and to audit the tabulation procedures. I would have thought you'd be able to connect those dots without me.

If that were true, you would be discussing the suits (which does mean discussing the evidence I am afraid).

Where are they? How are they faring? Do they have merit?
Even if they were successful what would change?

Why aren't you doing any of that?
The original post of the thread gives you a link to check in on the status of each of the cases, and provides a summary of any judicial rulings. TERBites discussing evidence that they think they kinda-sorta understand and making their own findings of fact means didley-squat.
 

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Valcazar

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Can you imagine if the electors ignored the vote...I don't see that happening...
It has always been an option.
There is nothing in the constitution explicitly stating that people can vote for president.
You can make an argument involving the civil rights amendments, but it is only state law that says "ok, we will listen to what the people say" and nothing stops you from changing that law.

I'm sure everything will work out just fine..."There have been a total of 165 instances of faithlessness as of 2016, 63 of which occurred in 1872 when Horace Greeley died after Election Day but before the Electoral College convened. Nearly all have voted for third party candidates or non-candidates, as opposed to switching their support to a major opposing candidate"
These wouldn't be faithless electors, it would involve sending an entirely new slate.
 

Valcazar

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The Trump legal team has said they are taking an incremental and methodical approach to the litigation. They have said most of the early suits are about getting access to information. I feel pretty confident that they are from from being out of ammunition at this early stage.
What information have the asked for access to?

Any suit that claims being denied oversight over the counting will claim as relief a right to review the ballots and to audit the tabulation procedures. I would have thought you'd be able to connect those dots without me.
Have you read the suits? Is that what they are asking for?

The original post of the thread gives you a link to check in on the status of each of the cases, and provides a summary of any judicial rulings. TERBites discussing evidence that they think they kinda-sorta understand and making their own findings of fact means didley-squat.
Read the links. They are all there for that very purpose.
So you don't know because you haven't bothered to read these yourself an be up on them?
You're just supporting the voter fraud narrative but can't be bothered to read and learn for yourself what is being alleged?

You keep making claims about what these suits are about and what remedies they are claiming but seem weirdly reluctant to look at the links you yourself posted and back those statements up.
 

Fun For All

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It has always been an option.
There is nothing in the constitution explicitly stating that people can vote for president.
You can make an argument involving the civil rights amendments, but it is only state law that says "ok, we will listen to what the people say" and nothing stops you from changing that law.
Bill Maher brought that up on his show...it’s just scaring people, it’s not going to happen.
 

Dutch Oven

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What information have the asked for access to?



Have you read the suits? Is that what they are asking for?





So you don't know because you haven't bothered to read these yourself an be up on them?
You're just supporting the voter fraud narrative but can't be bothered to read and learn for yourself what is being alleged?

You keep making claims about what these suits are about and what remedies they are claiming but seem weirdly reluctant to look at the links you yourself posted and back those statements up.
No, I'm reasonably reluctant to act as anyone's articling student. The information is there, if you care to read it.
 

Valcazar

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No, I'm reasonably reluctant to act as anyone's articling student. The information is there, if you care to read it.
So we should ignore whatever you say about these because you are just repeating what the GOP tells you and haven't bothered to look into any of it yourself?
 

Dutch Oven

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So we should ignore whatever you say about these because you are just repeating what the GOP tells you and haven't bothered to look into any of it yourself?
So far, all I've said about them is that they exist, and in general terms what each one is about, as well as the status or disposition of some of them. If you think I was saying more, you should definitely stop reading this thread, because you're getting something out of it that's not there. Of course, you're always welcome to ignore anything said here on this thread, or any thread, for any reason that suits you.

I can tell you that I've looked at all the suits, some in detail, and some in a cursory fashion. But I didn't do so to save anyone else the trouble. I tend to wait for the final disposition of cases to talk about them in greater detail, other than to mention some of the issues that the court will have to deal with. Not enough for you? Plenty of legal blogs out there for you to read.
 

Valcazar

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Looks like the grift is even more blatant than I thought.


Donations under $8K to Trump ‘election defense’ instead go to president, RNC
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That means that, before a dollar goes into the recount fund, Save America would receive $5,000 and the RNC around $3,300.
 

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Fun For All

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Update on one of the Pennsylvania cases. Trump team successful in challenging change to mail-in ballot deadline:


3rd time that Trump legal team met with some success, for those keeping score.
Those votes that were challenged haven't been counted and don't affect the 60,000 vote lead that Biden has...also, it wasn't voter fraud, it was human error on a decision by an election official.

Another Trump victory was being to have their poll watchers stand six feet back instead of ten...Trump called that a major victory.

The third one was to re-afirm a previous decision of separating late incoming ballots but continue to count them.
 

Valcazar

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Those votes that were challenged haven't been counted and don't affect the 60,000 vote lead that Biden has...also, it wasn't voter fraud, it was human error on a decision by an election official.

Another Trump victory was being to have their poll watchers stand six feet back instead of ten...Trump called that a major victory.

The third one was to re-afirm a previous decision of separating late incoming ballots but continue to count them.
It's all about the narrative. "We are litigating in court and getting wins" is all that matters to building the story that Trump wuz robbed!"
 
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