Supreme Court likely to include Trump ballot case in opinions issued Monday
Supreme Court likely to include Trump ballot case in opinions issued Monday
The Supreme Court says it will release one or more opinions on Monday, a day before the Super Tuesday primaries.
Can't wait for them to explain how states don't have rights.
Shamelessness is the conservatives' superpower
They don't owe Trump anything at this point. They have their lifetime appointments.
Clarence Thomas is a good example of how effective bribes can still be.
They still have a lifetime of vacations and other perks to work for.
They're set for life just based on the job. But like every other rich retard, that isn't enough. Humans will always seek more when given a little. Being comfortable isn't enough for the narcissists that get into positions of power. They want to make those before them feel weaker to make their position seem more important. They're the middle management. Useless and needing to justify their existence.
I honestly think they have skeletons and those "sins" would be leaked by Russia if they don't rule as they are told
presidential election doesnt just affect their state.
They need to issue a ruling especially since Illinois just removed him as well.
Let's hope they are smart enough not to test the resolve of a real democracy.
The USA isn't a real democracy.
Definition of Plutocracies
Plutocracy refers to a system of government where the wealthy individuals or a class of affluent people hold power and influence over a country. This form of governance allows only the wealthy to rule, leading to policies that primarily benefit the rich. The term originates from the Greek words "ploutos" meaning wealth and "kratos" meaning power or ruling. Plutocracy can manifest directly through wealthy individuals holding political office or indirectly through regulations and programs that favor the affluent. This system can inadvertently create income and asset-based inequalities by concentrating power among the wealthy. Access to political power in a plutocracy is often restricted to those with wealth or support from the wealthy, reinforcing a cycle where policies benefit the rich.
Sources: Merriam-Webster, Collins English Dictionary, Investopedia, Cambridge Dictionary
I said on mastodon that the correct decisions is who the states put on the ballot is up to them. However states do not elective a president, they send electors. The electors will not be allowed to choose Trump when they meet. Ideally this comes with a reminder that no law or contract may bind who an elector votes for when they meet. This would give the electors a lot more power which I think is a good thing (and also the whole point of them in the first place).
The election might go to the house of representatives of course.
The SCotUS is now invalid & all future rulings by them should be ignored until they are cleaned out & replaced.
If the states ignored this ruling, SCotUS can't do a damn thing about it. We don't re-run elections.