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The burden of proof should favor Trump in election fraud litigation
American Thinker ^
| 11/28/2020
| Andrea Widburg
Posted on 11/28/2020 7:49:36 AM PST by SeekAndFind
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To: SeekAndFind
You don’t expect a judge to throw out millions of mail-in ballots after the fact...
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Why not? The act of using them must precede adjudicating whether doing so was unconstitutional. If they were not used there would be no need to determine the question of their constitutionality! Courts don’t spend time and money on hypothetical legal questions.
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11/28/2020 3:04:57 PM PST
by
fortes fortuna juvat
(Hate becomes a virtue when the threat is existential.)
To: SeekAndFind
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11/28/2020 3:05:36 PM PST
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MtnClimber
(For photos of Colorado scenery and wildlife, click on my screen name for my FR home page.)
To: AFB-XYZ
Of course I do realize that.
I was just talking in the hypothetical.
But I read that Trump asked the same thing.
Obviously as frustrated as I was in the disgusting unfairness of it all.
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11/29/2020 6:28:00 AM PST
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Auslander154
("Political correctness does not legislate tolerance; it only organizes hatred." Jacques Barzun)
To: Auslander154
Obviously as frustrated as I was in the disgusting unfairness of it all. That's the money quote. :-)
I don't think you'll find a real American anywhere who disagrees with your sentiment.
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11/29/2020 7:07:21 AM PST
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AFB-XYZ
(Option 1 -- stand up. Option 2 -- bend over.)
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