Supreme Court has already done everything it possible could to enable trump stealing this upcoming election.
Oct 29, 2024 - Legal AF
In Part 1 of Court Accountability Action’s roundtable featuring Judge J. Michael Luttig, take a look at the Trump-enabling decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court.
For what it’s worth. Discussion?
Republicans have been planning this takeover for decades. Their plan will be tested in a week. This is when we find out if we can keep our republic. It’s all coming soon and appears to be razor thin. We (wife and I) have done all we can do. We have popcorn.
I will be out of country. Hopefully I get let back in. I give it a week (after the votes) before we know anything. Then we might have something like the FL recount of 2000, and a SCOTUS intervention. But it won’t end there. The ceremonial certification of the electorate will be covered live. Swearing in will be the most security we’ve ever seen.
Trumps mental health will decline. He will eventually be replaced in some way. Maybe gerrymandering will get better, maybe down ballot wins for Democrats. My crystal ball has never been very good
Calling out corruption that hasn’t happened yet. What a great idea. It’s right out of the movie “Minority Report”.
I’m not voting for an award for what they’ve done, I’m voting for what I think they will do.
Hmmmm
So you wont accept the election result if trump wins. Hmmmmm…
There is a big difference between scotus making decisions you don’t like – which is exactly what those links are --and corruption.
SCOTUS accepting undeclared financial benefits is not subject to “like”. It’s illegal!
It is a written law.
SCOTUS Argument and Review
Federal law prohibits federal officials from accepting anything of value for any official act (this is codified at 18 U.S.C. §201). There are two relevant sections for the federal provision: §201(b), which prohibits bribes and requires that the giver or receiver act “corruptly,” and §201(c), which prohibits gratuities because of official acts (without a requirement that the giver or receiver act “corruptly”). The statute at issue in this case, 18 U.S.C. §666, was enacted to extend the prohibition on bribes and gratuities to most state and local officials. Section 666(a)(1)(B) makes it a crime for state and local officials to “corruptly” solicit, accept, or agree to accept anything of value intending to be influenced or rewarded in connection with any official business or transaction worth $5,000 or more. The maximum punishment is ten years in prison.
Thats the system . All permissible under US capitalism , the system you say is worth saving
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There you go. The system you want to preserve
So it has nothing to do with Capitalism, right?
Hunter gatherer:joy:
Ahhhh… deepities! I am impressed with your philosophical acuity.
What is it they say Write, jerk is as jerk does?
wink, wink.
Welcome to the world of ignorance bred grievance and blind rage.
What is it someone once said in a book, god forgive them for they know not what they do.
Too bad we collectively never actually learned to think beyond the bubble of our personal expectations and unquenchable “needs”.
Laws are ultimately interpreted by scotus. What they say is what goes. At any rate, that has nothing to do with electoral corruption.
It has to do with SCOTUS corruption, and SCOTUS will soon be a player in the elections.
It is very unlikely they will be involved in this election. Even if they did get involved, there is absolutely no reason to think they will be working to wreck Harris.
Says you. Others in the know would disagree and be able to show were it does matter.
How the Supreme Court could affect the 2024 presidential election
- Jacob Knutson - Feb 10, 2024 - AXIOS.com
Former President Trump’s political future and the contentious 2024 presidential election could hinge in part on a series of legal issues that the Supreme Court is weighing.Why it matters: Regardless of how the court rules, it could anger Americans on either side of the nation’s political divide, and further damage the public’s historically low trust in the Supreme Court.
- Here are the legal issues the Supreme Court could rule on that have implications for Trump and the 2024 election: …
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