New Posts
  • Hi there guest! Welcome to PoliticalJack.com. Register for free to join our community?

NJ passes law that keeps Trump off the ballot in 2020!!!

This is playing with fire. States can do similar things with dem candidates. If hillary is the candidate TX can pass a law that no one can be listed on the ballot if they are spouse of a former president.

http://www.independentsentinel.com/nj-doesnt-like-trump-so-they-wont-let-anyone-vote-for-him-in-2020/

feb 22 2019 The New Jersey legislature passed a bill to keep President Trump off the 2020 ballot. Expect their hard-left governor Phil Murphy to sign it. They did this in 2016 but the Republican Governor Christie wouldn’t sign it.

Their reason for doing so is they don’t have President Trump’s tax returns, which are not required by law. It’s a phony excuse. The whole thing is partisan and they are Stalinists.

The Senate voted 23-11 Thursday to require candidates for president and vice president to disclose five years of federal tax returns to appear on the ballot in the Garden State. They would have to submit the returns to the state Division of Elections, which would then post them online.
 

sear

Mayor
a) I'd be careful about lambasting NJ.
Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ) is from there, competed against Trump in the 2016 primary, yet not only retained Trump as a long-tenured friend, but served as a confidant and political advisor to Trump as well.

b) If Mueller lives up to his reputation, considering how many guilty pleas Mueller has already gotten, it seems unlikely that any such statute would have any practical consequence, although

c) I do agree any such State law would set a detrimental precedent, and for that reason if no other be avoided.
 

Fins

Fray Terror
This will be rushed to the front of the line with the Supreme Court and be thrown out.
 

sear

Mayor
F #4
It might seem so.
I'm not sure Ginsberg is going to live that long.

And while I don't deny Art.6 Sect.2 Constitutional supremacy we have a long-tenured tradition of leaving ballot access standards to parties, and States.

Let's see what Mueller's got.
 

Fins

Fray Terror
F #4
It might seem so.
I'm not sure Ginsberg is going to live that long.

And while I don't deny Art.6 Sect.2 Constitutional supremacy we have a long-tenured tradition of leaving ballot access standards to parties, and States.

Let's see what Mueller's got.
We don’t need Ginsberg for this. And an attempt to suppress votes for a sitting president would violate not just Art 6, but also the first amendment.
 

Bugsy McGurk

President
This is playing with fire. States can do similar things with dem candidates. If hillary is the candidate TX can pass a law that no one can be listed on the ballot if they are spouse of a former president.
Trump doesn’t have a prayer to win NJ.

The bill is obviously aimed at other candidates - GOP or Dem - who wish to hide their tax returns.

Until the era of Trump it was a given that presidential candidates should release their tax returns, so any conflicts of interest or irregularities were made known. But in the post-Trump pro-corruption era, the hiding of tax returns is now encouraged by the GOP rabble.
 

Nutty Cortez

Dummy (D) NY
This is what my people call 'Justice!!!'

But, the real world, filled with people with the IQ above that of a tree stump or pond scum call this socialist-liberal butthurt-itis.

This is no different than California City Counsels denouncing the Iraq war back in the day .

It's a bloated sense of self importance . Red meat for our very very VERY dumb members of my party. God Bless em.!

And Mueller? The guy who couldn't even get the right guy in the 9/11 anthrax attacks ? Let alone his own Russian Connections with Snowden.

The guy is about as dumb as they come.
 

reason10

Governor
Trump doesn’t have a prayer to win NJ.

He didn't have a prayer to win Pennsylvania or Michigan, either.

The bill is obviously aimed at other candidates - GOP or Dem - who wish to hide their tax returns.

Who is hiding tax returns? Besides Al the [Unwelcome language removed] racist Sharpton?

Until the era of Trump it was a given that presidential candidates should release their tax returns, so any conflicts of interest or irregularities were made known. But in the post-Trump pro-corruption era, the hiding of tax returns is now encouraged by the GOP rabble.


Trump DID release his tax returns. The IRS (which the Obama weaponized to disenfranchise the mushrooming Tea Party Movement) has those returns. The professionals are looking over them right now. They are very complicated because unlike Democrat politicians who get rich by ass [Unwelcome language removed] taxpayers, Trump actually built a nine billion dollar company.

And those returns are none of your [Unwelcome language removed] business. You don't have the education to understand them, either.
 

sear

Mayor
"We don’t need Ginsberg for this. And an attempt to suppress votes for a sitting president would violate not just Art 6, but also the first amendment." F #6
And water is wet.
 

Fins

Fray Terror
GOP enthusiasm for presidential candidates’ hiding of their tax returns is shocking.

Dare I say...

Deplorable!
Actually, I’m enthusiastic for upholding the law. You want politicians to disclose their tax returns (which btw is completely pointless) then you get the law changed.
 

sear

Mayor
"Actually, I’m enthusiastic for upholding the law." F #16
Glad I'm not the only one here.
"You want politicians to disclose their tax returns (which btw is completely pointless)" F #16
F #16:
It's best if you say what you mean, rather than fabricating falsehoods.

"Precision & clarity in the use of language leads to precision & clarity of thought." G. Gordon Liddy

Just because you're not smart enough to include such information in on your assessment of candidate fitness for office doesn't mean others can't / don't.

- ... seems completely pointless to me -
may be valid. BUT !!
"You want politicians to disclose their tax returns (which btw is completely pointless)" F #16
is a lie.
"then you get the law changed." F
It would not surprise me if soon after Minority Leader McConnell (R-KY) hands over the gavel, the speaker (D) and majority leader (D) may attend to that.

Probably not a bad idea.

btw:
just what do you suppose Trump has to hide?
 

Colorforms

Senator
Trump doesn’t have a prayer to win NJ.

The bill is obviously aimed at other candidates - GOP or Dem - who wish to hide their tax returns.

Until the era of Trump it was a given that presidential candidates should release their tax returns, so any conflicts of interest or irregularities were made known. But in the post-Trump pro-corruption era, the hiding of tax returns is now encouraged by the GOP rabble.
Actually, the practice started with Reagan, and it was voluntary. There was and still is no requirement for a presidential candidate to release their tax returns.
 

middleview

President
Supporting Member
Trump doesn’t have a prayer to win NJ.

He didn't have a prayer to win Pennsylvania or Michigan, either.

The bill is obviously aimed at other candidates - GOP or Dem - who wish to hide their tax returns.

Who is hiding tax returns? Besides Al the [Unwelcome language removed] racist Sharpton?

Until the era of Trump it was a given that presidential candidates should release their tax returns, so any conflicts of interest or irregularities were made known. But in the post-Trump pro-corruption era, the hiding of tax returns is now encouraged by the GOP rabble.


Trump DID release his tax returns. The IRS (which the Obama weaponized to disenfranchise the mushrooming Tea Party Movement) has those returns. The professionals are looking over them right now. They are very complicated because unlike Democrat politicians who get rich by ass [Unwelcome language removed] taxpayers, Trump actually built a nine billion dollar company.

And those returns are none of your [Unwelcome language removed] business. You don't have the education to understand them, either.
Gee...Trump "released" his tax returns to the IRS? How good of him to do so.:rolleyes:

Do me a favor...refuse to release yours this year to the IRS and see how that goes.
 
Top