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To: djpg

A Federal Court is not going to rule that the bond demand by a state court is too high. Nor are they going to demand it be lowered. Those are not issues that Federal Courts have jurisdiction over.


30 posted on 12/04/2016 2:00:40 AM PST by FredZarguna (And what Rough Beast, its hour come round at last, slouches toward Fifth Avenue to be born?)
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To: FredZarguna

I agree.

Even taking this to SCOTUS wouldn’t work. One or two of even the most liberal judges will side with the fact that SteamFork Stein hasn’t exhausted all her state-level remedies. She could have made the bond; she didn’t.


34 posted on 12/04/2016 2:10:05 AM PST by Lazamataz (TRUMP WINS!!!! TRUMP WINS!!!! TRUMP WINS!!!! TRUMP WINS!!!! TRUMP WINS!!!! TRUMP WINS!!!!)
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To: FredZarguna

Then what are the barriers that she claims to exist?


36 posted on 12/04/2016 2:14:46 AM PST by djpg
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Was the bond promulgated to pay for the already known results? Why would a state do otherwise? And why are the leftists and other parties involved regard tax dollars as free money and continually demonstrate a complete and utter lack (not even a smidgen) of fiscal responsibility?

Appalling indeed!


62 posted on 12/04/2016 4:26:34 AM PST by Clutch Martin
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