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1 posted on 02/22/2023 3:13:38 PM PST by foundedonpurpose
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Overall the USSC is just another enemy of this country. Most of their decisions are to our doom. Just because they get one right here and there is not going to save us. And they have made it clear for along time that they could care less about the sanctity of our elections.


2 posted on 02/22/2023 3:17:44 PM PST by Revel
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This “case” (which is actually not one) is Constitutional science fiction.

The “election” alleged to be fraudulent has no Constitutional existence. The 50 State Legislatures which appoint 535 Electors (and Congress, which appoints 3) have all adopted the custom of having people voting as the means by which the appointments are normally made, but this creates 51 elections, not one.

Those 51 elections occur at the direction of, and are subservient to, 50 legislatures and Congress. The States unwisely granted Congress 3 Electors by ratifying the XXIII Amendment in 1960, so Congress does have supervisory power OVER THOSE THREE, but not otherwise.

There is only one Presidential election in the Constitution, it takes place in December, there are 538 voters, and in December 2020 Biden got 306 of them and was elected President.

No State Legislature objected that its Electors were not the ones they had appointed. No State Legislature even convened to consider the matter. In the case of Pennsylvania, the Legislature fled to avoid considering the matter.

It has never been alleged that a single one of the 306 votes for Biden/Harris was a forgery, that the Electors who casted them were impersonating someone else, or that the Legislatures had secretly appointed other Electors.

There is zero space for an allegation of fraud in the Constitutional Presidential election of December 14, 2020.

As far as the 51 elections which occurred on November 3, 2020, they may very well have been rife with fraud, but since the appointment power of the 50 State Legislatures (535) and Congress (3) is plenary, that’s a problem for those legislatures to deal with should they choose to do so.


3 posted on 02/22/2023 3:20:54 PM PST by Jim Noble (You have sat too long for any good you have been doing)
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The “Brunson Case” was a clown show.


4 posted on 02/22/2023 3:26:02 PM PST by Fido969 (45 is Superman! )
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There are right ways and wrong ways to do something. The power of removal of anyone in the executive branch or legislative branch constitutionally resides in the Legislative branch. John Q. Public does not have the power of removal and thus cannot sue to make it happen. Period, end of story.

However, if congress critters were to bring that same sort of lawsuit as Brunson did, it could not get shoved aside on the basis of lack of standing.

5 posted on 02/22/2023 3:26:26 PM PST by jpp113
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Unlimited voter fraud is now the law of the land. It was legitimized, and sanctioned by Congress on January 6, 2021.


6 posted on 02/22/2023 3:26:39 PM PST by mass55th ("Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway." ~~ John Wayne )
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There is a huge fatal stretch in that last paragraph. Because the Constitution created the Supreme Court and congress created the inferior courts, the Supreme Court cannot exercise discretion????? There is no logical connection shown there.


8 posted on 02/22/2023 3:30:32 PM PST by jpp113
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I guess you could argue that the dismissal of a suit is part of the deliberative process, in effect the suit is considered and rejected.

Theory smashes up against reality if you’re going to argue that every case filed in Federal Court must be heard by the Supreme Court if the plaintiffs insist. Not remotely possible in a nation of 350 million citizens and an ever increasing gaggle of lawyers.

As far as the Brunson suit, asking the Supreme Ct. to overturn the 2020 Election, remove the President and VP, and also remove 300 members of Congress would at least seem to require that someone point to the section(s) of the Constitution that gives the Court the power to do this.


9 posted on 02/22/2023 3:31:03 PM PST by Roadrunner383
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We are dealing with a crime where the Criminal is left with custody of all the evidence.


11 posted on 02/22/2023 3:34:08 PM PST by fwdude (Society has been fully polarized now, and you have to decide on which pole you want to be found.)
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Chief Justice Marshall was held in the landmark case Marbury v Madison, 5 US 137 (1 Cranch) (1803) in which he declared the role of the Judiciary branch. “It is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department to say what the law is.”

What seems far less understood these days is what the law is, with respect to the Constitution, is also fixed to those who exercised the “original right” to Ratify that Law, what they agreed to is the Law ... likewise per Marshall in Marbury.

Review is not a power, it is an obligation that arises because of the oath of office, a clarion call to fidelity that the modern Court has perverted into presumptive authority to exercise the original right themselves, to make new law arrogating the Law, either by addition or by subtraction or even both at once. In the hands of the modern Court infidelity is the new fidelity.

By making themselves the judges of the law they are not doers of the law, they honor themselves and their legal theories and not their oaths.

Marshall would have none of that. Which is why Marbury was not made much of until so-called progressives finally managed to make their lies and usurpations stick in the first half of the 20th century.

Additionally, in Marbury Marshall expressly noted that others in other departments take the same oath.

So if it is worse than a solemn mockery to require Justices to take such an oath but then close their eyes to the Constitution and see only statute then what is it to require others to take such an oath but then close their eyes to the Constitution and see only the opinions of the Court?


12 posted on 02/22/2023 3:36:43 PM PST by Rurudyne (Standup Philosopher)
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Martin Armstrong is a convicted felon and served time in Federal prison for embezzling money from clients. His writings should be treated with a high degree of skepticism prior to extensive verification.


13 posted on 02/22/2023 3:37:01 PM PST by Fury
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I am going to make a statement here I have made to Constitutional lawyers that make their eyes pop out. The Supreme Court has no Constitutional right or permission to exercise “discretion” to hear a case. They must hear every case presented to them for that is dictated by the Constitution and cannot be circumvented by a statute written by Congress or by its own rule-making practice.

It makes their eyes pop out because no one of any substance agrees with it.

I thought of that argument, but it makes no sense, because a group of activists could destroy the court system by presenting a nearly infinite number of lawsuits, which would prevent the court from hearing anything else.

A court, must by necessity, have some discretion over what cases they hear.

14 posted on 02/22/2023 3:43:31 PM PST by marktwain
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When you go to law school, you spend very little time on the Constitution.

True.

Law schools and most of the "Establishment" in most areas have been commandeered by the Delusional Lying Left whose ultimate object is Worldwide Totalitarian Government. Of course the sovereign nation of America stands in the away of that objective which is why the Left, it's current mostly outlaw government with its outlaw President, and the "establishment", works to take down America and her foundations - the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.

The Supreme Court has no Constitutional right or permission to exercise “discretion” to hear a case.

Depends. The case must fall within its proper constitutionally-defined jurisdiction. But if the case is properly within the Court's jurisdiction there may some other problems including standing. But if jurisdiction and the plaintiff's standing pass muster, then may be right, but, again, there must be a constitutional basis for showing the Court is violating the Constitution by refusing to hear a case.

it is blatantly UNCONSTITUTIONAL for the Judiciary Act of 1925 to reduce the Supreme Court to one of discretion

I don't know the Judiciary Act of 1925, but I do know that most federal law today is blatantly unconstitutional. Much of the blame points to the flawed rational of the heresy of the unconstitutional "Incorporation Doctrine" regarding the 14th Amendment.

15 posted on 02/22/2023 3:43:42 PM PST by Jim W N (MAGA by restoring the Gospel of the Grace of Christ (Jude 3) and our Free Constitutional Republic!)
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If I had a functioning brain in 2020, I should have bought stock in weapons manufacturing.

Of course war always follows plagues.


17 posted on 02/22/2023 3:47:08 PM PST by Bayard
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Any statute or rule created by Congress cannot circumvent the Constitution – PERIOD!

Left unsaid:

Unless it is a constitutional amendment. Amendments become part of the Constitution.

18 posted on 02/22/2023 3:50:08 PM PST by Alas Babylon! (Gov't declaring misinformation is tyranny: “Who determines what false information is?” )
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F. Scott Fitzgerald once wrote: “There are no second acts in American lives.” He was wrong. When a Ponzi operator like Martin Armstrong, who spent over a decade as a guest of the government, is now regarded as a solon without portfolio, it may be that second acts are now the rule, not the exception.


20 posted on 02/22/2023 3:58:09 PM PST by Zhang Fei (My dad had a Delta 88. That was a car. It was like driving your living room)
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FINALLY

Thank you Martin Armstrong for finally explaining the root cause of what has amounted to a lifetime of Supreme Court f*ckery. It explains so much about their behavior, and the resulting mess that we are dealing with.


25 posted on 02/22/2023 4:05:49 PM PST by Ragnar Danneskjöld
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The Congress is not going to save us. The DOJ is not going g to save us. The courts are not going to save us. The military is the only way.


28 posted on 02/22/2023 4:16:32 PM PST by Georgia Girl 2 (The only purpose of a pistol is to fight your way back to the rifle you should never have dropped)
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One of the most important things to this nation’s survival is honest elections and this Supreme Court and lower courts do not have the integrity, character or the backbone to address it because it hard for them. None of them should be in judicial positions.


29 posted on 02/22/2023 4:22:22 PM PST by falcon99 ( )
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No shit. That case was designed to fail.


30 posted on 02/22/2023 4:25:55 PM PST by dangus
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bkmk


32 posted on 02/22/2023 4:42:22 PM PST by sauropod (“If they don’t believe our lies, well, that’s just conspiracy theorist stuff, there.”)
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