[MtnClimber]

I think the Fulton County investigation may destroy the reputation of Roberts.

[riverrunner]

Same for the Wisconsin Supreme court.

They had the chance to stop the steal but refused.

[BAN-ONE]

"I think the Fulton County investigation may destroy the reputation of Roberts."

John Boy did an excellent job of destroying his reputation by his own hand. It was only the past decade we really started paying attention.

[NFHale]

I think Roberts was compromised since day one.

He was installed for a reason.

Remember that these people play long ball.

[Liz]

bbc.com
dec 11, 2020

US Supreme Court rejects Trump-backed bid to overturn election

The US Supreme Court has rejected an unprecedented attempt to throw out election results in four battleground states that was backed by President Donald Trump. The lawsuit, filed this week by the state of Texas, sought to invalidate results in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. President-elect Joe Biden won all four.

The lawsuit was supported by 18 state attorneys general and 106 Republican members of Congress. But in a brief order rejecting the bid, the Supreme Court ruled on Friday that Texas did not have legal standing to bring the case. The ruling represents a setback for Mr Trump, who has previously suggested...... without evidence....... that the result of November’s 2020 presidential election would be settled in the Supreme Court.

The court rejected a separate legal challenge against Mr Biden’s victory in Pennsylvania earlier this week, dismissing it in a one-sentence ruling. Mr Trump has made repeated unsubstantiated assertions that “illegal votes” cost him a second presidential term. Since the election, Mr Trump and his supporters have launched dozens of lawsuits questioning the results of the election. None have come close to overturning Mr Biden’s victory.

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[Georgia Girl 2]

Count on it. The fraud in Fulton is too extensive to hide.

[AndyJackson]

Roberts underscored his reputation [as a double Harvard servant of the deep state doing what Harvard trains its graduates to do - to do as their told by those who run the whole place] when he decided that Texas lacked standing in Texas v. Pennsylvania despite the clear constitutional requirement that the Supreme Court "shall" have jurisdiction in cases between the states.

He destroyed his reputation as a great jurist when he devised the "it's a tax" quip to allow the single most financially disastrous piece of legislation in this country since the creation of the Federal Reserve.

[MIA_eccl1212]

true that, but I think Roberts has destroyed it himself... Fulton may be the “amplifier” of the signal... but the perversion of the law, has flowed through Roberts... empowered by the imperial “democratically elected” houses of governance.

[grey_whiskers]

Particularly as the denied the petition of a number of states to hear the case.

[curious7]

Good. He needed to resign several decades ago, but lacks the sense of honor to do so.