Bugsy McGurk
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The arguments in the case are on 12/7/22. The issue is whether state legislatures can pass election laws, like gerrymandering, without regard to what state Constitutions or state courts say, and with governors having no veto power.
Even conservative scholars have said the theory behind the case is frivolous, but four SCOTUS cons have previously accepted the theory.
Want a country where a state legislature decides a presidential election instead of the voters? Root for the wackos who brought this case…
Even conservative scholars have said the theory behind the case is frivolous, but four SCOTUS cons have previously accepted the theory.
Want a country where a state legislature decides a presidential election instead of the voters? Root for the wackos who brought this case…
The deranged Supreme Court case that threatens US democracy, explained — Vox
Moore v. Harper is a test of whether this Supreme Court can ever be trusted with power.
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