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To: Tumbleweed_Connection
What a boat load of crap. SCOTUS got involved in Florida ONLY after the Florida Supremes completely ignored and or rewrote the election laws of Florida. Ditto for the idiots on the NJ Supreme bench.

If the damn ruling by the NJ court stands the people of NJ should demand a full refund of the salaries of the Legislature, since they don't do anything anyway. After all it will be the courts that WRITE the laws.
10 posted on 10/05/2002 7:19:58 AM PDT by Kozak
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To: Kozak
If the . . . ruling by the NJ court stands the people of NJ should demand a full refund of the salaries of the Legislature, since they don't do anything anyway. After all it will be the courts that WRITE the laws.
EXACTLY!

42 posted on 10/05/2002 10:24:09 AM PDT by conservatism_IS_compassion
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To: Kozak
Right the NJ SC acted as lawlessly as the Florida SC. The Sac Bee Liberal fools want to pretend the only court who interfered was the USSC. We know better.

If NO COURT HAD INTERFERED AT ALL ... the winner would have been G. W. Bush on Nov 21, 2000, when Katherine Harris wanted to to the original certification. It was only the egregious interference by the Florida Supreme Court, that certification dates were changed and re-recounts were conducted for the third time

Of course even then, the later certification date still gave us Goerge W Bush, then a *lower* court threw out the challenge, and then the Florida SC knagaroos *again* demanded an unwise and unfair Fourth recount, which THEN the USSC bitch-slapped down.

So which court here was out of line and more like NJ SC???


52 posted on 10/05/2002 3:57:46 PM PDT by WOSG
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