Posted on 10/29/2020 3:45:12 AM PDT by knighthawk
Less than one day after Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed as an associate justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, an elections board in Pennsylvania filed a motion with the court on Tuesday asking that Barrett recuse herself from a voting case that could impact the 2020 general election.
The Law & Crime website reported on the motion:
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Tough toenails.
So, I’d be watching THAT Board’s counting process VERY closely. They’re signaling.
Screw off
Luzerne County Board of Elections
Don’t you worry, folks. Looks like you got Roberts and Kavanaugh on your side.
Who do they think she is, Jeff Sessions?
No thanks
Your motion has been considered. DENIED! Have a nice day!
She didn’t participate in a similar North Carolina case that was kicked to the SC.
“She might rule against us” is NOT a reason for recusal.
“The filing focuses on ‘the circumstances of [Barrett’s] nomination and confirmation’ to argue that her “impartiality might reasonably be questioned,”
Why would her impartiality be questioned? Because PDJT appointed her? So that means Gorsuch and Kavanaugh have to recuse, too?
Desperation.
True dat.
Probably not even needed.
Don’t look now, but that was Frat Boy Kavanaugh going over to the dark side with Pretty Boy Roberts yesterday in allowing NC election officials to accept mail-in ballots NINE days after the election!
Don’t look now, but that was Frat Boy Kavanaugh going over to the dark side with Pretty Boy Roberts yesterday in allowing NC election officials to accept mail-in ballots NINE days after the election!
If he’s the originalist he claims to be he did the right thing.
I thought they jammed the PA and the NC post election day crap through last night without ACB?
“No. And you can’t make me.”
No.
The Constitution grants control of elections to state legislatures, not state bureaucrats.
When the state legislature says they had no say in the decision is that because 1)the election commission took it upon themselves to bestow this power to themselves? or 2) did the state legislature defer this power to the election commission at some earlier point in history?
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