To: Jim Noble
Exactly. The correct decision in that case would have been for the U.S. Supreme Court to refuse to hear the case. The Florida legislature would have certified that state's electors, or else no Florida electors would have been certified at all -- in which case the U.S. Congress would have elected the President (since neither candidate would have had the required 270 electoral votes).
13 posted on
10/24/2004 3:31:59 PM PDT by
Alberta's Child
(I made enough money to buy Miami -- but I pissed it away on the Alternative Minimum Tax.)
To: Victoria Delsoul
14 posted on
10/24/2004 3:33:00 PM PDT by
Alberta's Child
(I made enough money to buy Miami -- but I pissed it away on the Alternative Minimum Tax.)
To: Alberta's Child
Exactly. The correct decision in that case would have been for the U.S. Supreme Court to refuse to hear the caseThe Supreme Court will come to regret, if they are capable of regret, agreeing to hear this nonjusticeable case.
21 posted on
10/24/2004 3:42:10 PM PDT by
Jim Noble
(FR Iraq policy debate begins 11/3/04. Pass the word.)
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