Makes my point, really. Claim to cite Miller and just make a decision out of whole cloth that has nothing to do with the cited case.
That is soooooo Democratic.
I hope your take prevails.
And IMO the SCONJ doesn't even have the equivalent of Miller to cite here - they have one case where the guy died and the NJ courts allowed someone else on the ballot. Toricelli can still legally take the Senate seat if he were elected. We'll have to see what SCONJ values more - it's reputation or its political affiliation.