[Sacajaweau]

btt

[newfreep]

One cannot trust these leftwing Alinsky communists - they will stop at nothing to complete their coup d’etat.

[madison10]

What good will that do?

[xzins]

I thought it was a Federal District judge that ordered the MI hand recount.

How can a MI court of appeals change that Fed ruling?

MI is part of the 6th circuit, IIRC, and it’s in Cincinnati.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

I think AG Schuette is intent on shoving this down the leftists throat and hoping they choke on it!

[max americana]

we need LS input here...

[CivilWarBrewing]

The Evil Rats are trying to delay/STOP the electoral college vote.

[trebb]

The MI court gonna tell the feds to pound sand? I’d love it.

[Lonely Are The Brave]

Big problem >> Liberal Democrat Judges — They will do everything they can to subvert the Electoral College.

Thank God we control the House of Representatives. We may need it.

[wejustorderedbisque]

There appear to be two issues here.

1. Whether the recount is authorized by MI law. (Here, our side is arguing that it's not because Stein is not "an aggrieved party on account of fraud or mistake", because her petition was not properly notarized, etc)

2. Whether the MI 2 day waiting period for the recount is constitutional.

I read the Goldsmith opinion, and he decided issue #2, said the 2 day waiting period was not constitutional as applied to this case.

But can someone explain to me why the fed court's decision on MI's 2-day waiting period law could override the MI courts' decision on issue #1? Goldsmith opinion said nothing about whether the MI law requiring an "aggrieved party on account of fraud or mistake" is constitutional.

So why can't the MI courts decide issue #1 in accordance with their law?