To: AggregateThreat
But then Roberts sided with the Liberals in the PA case. His reason:
In the Pennsylvania case, Roberts sided with the liberals. He wrote Monday that he voted the other way in the Wisconsin case because the lower court ruling came from a federal judge, not a state court, as it did in the Pennsylvania case.
Anyone understand this reasoning?
10 posted on
12/11/2020 6:28:08 AM PST by
joshua c
(President Elect joshua_c. Hey if Joe can do it.)
To: joshua c
“Anyone understand this reasoning?”
Yeah....he’s in obamas hip pocket...never forget that demon is pulling most of, if not all the strings here.
12 posted on
12/11/2020 6:33:26 AM PST by
V_TWIN
(Where's Hunter???)
To: joshua c
Chief Justice Roberts is arguing: If state law applies, as crafted by a state legislature, the opinion interpreting that law by the Supreme Court of that state should accorded deference by the federal court.
Our problem in the Texas case will probably be standing.
16 posted on
12/11/2020 6:41:37 AM PST by
nathanbedford
(attack, repeat, attack! Bull Halsey)
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