The Supreme Court has ruled, on an emergency basis, that the trial court and therefore the Circuit Court had no power to rule that the Ohio Secretary of State was violating the law. They did so because they said that "private parties," such as the Ohio GOP, had no right to come to court to enforce the law.
What the SC did NOT do is agree with the SecofSt of Ohio that she was right to allow massive vote fraud to occur right under her nose, and do nothing about it. As I read the Opinion, the Attorney General of the US could, and should, act immediately to seek the same relief that the Ohio GOP did in the original filing.
I ask that you, or others, who are participating in the threads on this issue would repost this comment of mine into other threads. Since I am one of the Freepers who has sought, and obtained, emergency relief in the Supreme Court. So, what I've said here might be useful to others.
I am leaving shortly to travel to a funeral out of state, so I will not be available to participate in the discussions. I hope these comments are useful here and on the other threads.
Cordially,
Congressman Billybob
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“What the SC did NOT do is agree with the SecofSt of Ohio that she was right to allow massive vote fraud to occur right under her nose, and do nothing about it. As I read the Opinion, the Attorney General of the US could, and should, act immediately to seek the same relief that the Ohio GOP did in the original filing.”
That’s what I keep on saying!
We need to bombard the AG’s office with emails NOW!!!
Is anybody listening?