[tennmountainman]

It did not take long for the PA SC Hacks to act.
Onward to the U.S. Supreme Court.

[Lisbon1940]

If they are prejudiced the dismissal shouldn’t count.

[krny9]

Since this is state law, there is no appeal to the US Supreme Court. This is the end of the road for this lawsuit. The only avenue left in PA is to somehow get the legislature to act. There aren’t enough votes to do that.

[Lower Deck]

Onward to the U.S. Supreme Court.

This suit alleged violations of the Pennsylvania constitution. Do the federal courts have jurisdiction?

[Lower Deck]

Onward to the U.S. Supreme Court.

This suit alleged violations of the Pennsylvania constitution. Do the federal courts have jurisdiction?

[redfreedom]

“It did not take long for the PA SC Hacks to act.
Onward to the U.S. Supreme Court.”

Their not taking very long is a good thing, the lawsuit get’s to go to the SC much sooner than if they sat on it.

[MHT]

Can’t the PA Secretary of State take this as the signal to go ahead and certify PA for Biden anyway? The results are forwarded to the Electoral College and anything the SCOTUS does is a dollar short and a dollar late. There would be no remedy for Trump because it is too late.

BTW, I am curious with the Trump campaign and RNC for not seeing this one coming. We should have had 50 of our own lawyers in every state ready to go to court immediately for tabulating irregularities.