In that instance Attorneys General of conservative states should sue NY for lack off jurisdiction (enforcing Federal law) and election tampering/interference (Federal). For suits between states SC has original jurisdiction.
Don’t know what to make of this. If banks match tenors of assets and liabilities (smaller banks in particular) they may not need derivatives (swaps) to hedge? Some institutions get into trouble trying to use derivatives and structured funding to speculate on rates or to cover short/long-funded positions.
Would be cool if Collins ended up in the runoff with Loffler, and Perdue skated. And of course Trump wins GA. And maybe we get a court precedent that reinforces state legislatures’ inviolable constitutional role in state elections. And a bunch of leftist dweebs get huge fines and Federal felonies for perjuring themselves by pretending that a mail pick up box in GA is their physical residence. And GA uses all that money to hire more cops.
Squealing like a scalded dog. Any mailed in ballot not matched to the voter registration signature card (which should tie to an allowable ID) should be rejected.