I'm well aware that the current Supreme Court believes that U.S. citizens have no right whatsoever to ask that the Constitutional eligibility of the president be verified.
That's how far our Constitutional Republic has fallen. The citizens no longer have the right to question government officials.
Can you say totalitarian fascism? Why, yes, you can.
Well there’s that.
Or, the issue has already been resolved to their satisfaction by previous Supreme Court and lower court rulings.
My personal opinion is that unless the candidates who were denied the presidency by an ineligible candidate winning more electoral votes were to be the plaintiffs, there is just no way that the Supreme Court would get involved (despite what the liberals said about Bush v. Gore).
Neither McCain, Palin, Romney nor Ryan filed suit, joined a citizen initiated suit as co-plaintiffs or even filed an amicus brief in support of an existing challenge, and they were the only people who received electoral votes and could demonstrate DIRECT injury.
The Supreme Court is highly unlikely to entertain overturning the electoral will of the voters, particularly not a conservative majority court who believe in separation of powers.