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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5374614" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>You present proof at trial.&nbsp; The judge doesn&#039;t look over everything you have first.&nbsp; The most important case was the one Texas brought and a bunch of other states signed onto.&nbsp; The Supreme Court refused to hear it.&nbsp; It was very clear why the suit was brought.&nbsp; A number of states had violated their state constitutions to change rules that affected the outcome.&nbsp; Texas and others argued that by doing so they negated the vote in other states.&nbsp; SCOTUS with the exception of Alito and Thomas wouldn&#039;t touch it.&nbsp; That included the 3 Trump appointees that y&#039;all like to rag on all the time.&nbsp; And with the abortion ruling it&#039;s not hard to understand why.&nbsp; The Left had protesters in front of justices&#039; homes making threats and in the case of one almost carrying out the threat.&nbsp; And your high minded Biden administration AG won&#039;t prosecute them in spite of it being a clear violation of Federal law.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5374614, member: 24302"] You present proof at trial. The judge doesn't look over everything you have first. The most important case was the one Texas brought and a bunch of other states signed onto. The Supreme Court refused to hear it. It was very clear why the suit was brought. A number of states had violated their state constitutions to change rules that affected the outcome. Texas and others argued that by doing so they negated the vote in other states. SCOTUS with the exception of Alito and Thomas wouldn't touch it. That included the 3 Trump appointees that y'all like to rag on all the time. And with the abortion ruling it's not hard to understand why. The Left had protesters in front of justices' homes making threats and in the case of one almost carrying out the threat. And your high minded Biden administration AG won't prosecute them in spite of it being a clear violation of Federal law. [/QUOTE]

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