[RummyChick]

It’s possible that at least Alito and Thomas would vote in favor of hearing the case.

https://redstate.com/shipwreckedcrew/2020/12/11/two-supreme-court-justices-are-of-the-view-the-court-must-hear-cases-involving-disputes-between-states-are-there-five-n292833

[Dr. Franklin]

Thank you for the link. It is a good read and very informative. The fact is, much of what SCOTUS does is based on setting policy. In this case I believe they have a clear duty to act. I just saw an interview with Texas AG Paxton on Newmax. He noted that the reason for SCOTUS having original jurisdiction over disputes between states is that it was designed that way by the framers to avoid wars between the states. Recently, a Texas state legislator has filed a declaration of secession, and Rush is contemplating if the Blue and Red states are capable of remaining in one Union.

There are severe consequences if SCOTUS doesn't giver this a fair hearing. Even the liberal justices on the left may recognize the seriousness of election fraud and the effects of a stolen election. I am expecting oral arguments over the weekend.