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The case doesn’t have a chance. There are no political rights protected by the constitution. He might make the state democratic bosses squirm a bit trying to explain how they are going to fix this. What you will hear about within four weeks...is a series of meetings to be held in each county...probably on a Saturday in March...which they will simply do a ballot-stuffing game to satisfy the Democratic voters in Florida...to ensure Hillary wins.

I personally am tired of this Iowa/New Hampshire game...and think it doesn’t do justice to the nation. I’d rather see the 50 states arrange a primary schedule around April...where all 50 states vote in the first two weeks of the month. What they are getting upset about is the huge amount of power that two lousy states have on the entire election...and the national politicians are so stuck on this idea of playing out the game like this.

Agreed, there's no way the 'Rats and/or 9th Circus will let this happen. Never mind that the 9th Circus has no jurisdiction on this subject; the Constitution is clear as a bell on states' allocation of electors, to wit, the Legislature of the state is specifically empowered to appoint electors in any fashion they choose. Theoretically, I suppose, they could appoint them by the toss of a coin.

Given that Calbania has 53 Regresscritters and 250-odd counties, I suspect that, in many cases, your 'county meetings' will be somewhat more difficult to organise than you may have considered.