Posted on 10/24/2023 7:01:36 PM PDT by bitt
An 'Application' to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was accepted as a Writ of Mandamus through the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.
This Writ of Mandamus (Application) is something Justice Thomas can rule on independently, or he can forward it to the whole of the Supreme Court.
The applicant is asking that Florida's 2022 General Election (with a 2020 option) be set aside and held anew. There is also room for the 2020 election cycle to be set aside as well, since the evidence shows the same uncertified and uncertifiable equipment was used in both election cycles.
The same evidence proves that the whole of the elections throughout the country were vulnerable to the same fraud, which allows Justice Thomas, or the whole of the Supreme Court, to set aside the results of the entire country for both the 2020 and the 2022 election cycles
The 11th Circuit also covers Georgia.
You can see the writ on the links below:
(Excerpt) Read more at miamiindependent.com ...
While Thomas may be interested in hearing the facts of the case, nothing is going to be done about this the rest of the court will claim the ‘mootness doctrine’ makes the case invalid. Courts have many procedural tricks they can use to keep cases that are sensitive politically out of their laps. Here’s how it works...
Before the election, the case is “not ripe”, therefore cannot be heard before the court.
During the election, they’ll claim that whomever brought the case before them has “no standing”.
After the election, they’ll say the case is moot.
At no point do they actually have to make a ruling of any kind on the merits of the case itself, yet the media can claim the cases “were dismissed” therefore the claims made are “debunked”.
Wrong! (again). Congress just unseats the members of the Senate and House seated as a result of the unlawful elections. Then it decides how long the state loses it's representation and terms of restoration of voting rights.
Courts have throw out elections.
They just don't have the courage to get in involved at the presidential level, when Democrats cheat.
That’s not true. The state legislature decides the manner in which electors are appointed. The actual process of appointing electors is carried out by the state’s executive branch.
If the process of appointing electors is found to have been illegal, an election can and should be decertified.
The Court wrongly ducked this in 2021 because Roberts feared riots would ensue, not likely to wise up now.
Elections are so rigged, how would you know?
Al Gore didn’t diddle the 2000 election. Friends of Bill arranged things so that on election day/night, Al Gore received multiple phone calls offering to “fix” Florida in exchange for certain agreements. Al Gore refused, the same as Adlai Stevenson in 1952 and 1956. In 1960, JFK accepted, or his father accepted on his behalf.
To quote Adlai Stevenson “I’d rather be right than be President.”
Now, Al Gore did many other reprehensible things, one of which got him a Political ‘Mir’ Prize (not part of Alfred Nobel’s legacy, as it’s a committee of Norwegian politicians that choose the winner). Mir in Russian translates to both ‘world’ and ‘peace’, and means the same as Islam ‘peace’. IOW, We won, you’re dead.
Not. Gonna. Happen. Ever.
No. He can’t “possibly” be sworn in to finish the Biden Term. That’s unconstitutional and no way no how.
Why do you guys spread this nonsense?
Read the constitution!
If he wasn’t sworn in, he wasn’t the President.
If he didn’t receive a majority of Electoral votes, he wasn’t the President.
Actually, even if the SCOTUS were to rule that the 2000 election was fatally flawed, it seems most likely that the only way to remove Biden and Harris would be to either force them to resign, or to impeach and remove. There were disconnects put into the process on purpose.
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