Democrats' concerted litigation strategy is to get courts to throw out neutral rules written by elected legislatures, in favor of judge-written ad hoc rules, then complain when anybody tries to stop them. The question is whether we have any rules at all, & if so, who makes them.https://twitter.com/DavidAFrench/status/1321807118811516929 …
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I'm trying to find where it is written that the courts set election rules. I'm pretty sure Article Two of the Constitution gives that authority to the legislature. The states can set their own rules. The judicial branch doesn't legislate.
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I for one am happy that the Republicans are spending the donations their elderly marks give them on trying to throw out Republican-dominated ballots :)
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It's the Republican voters who, not having the observational skills to find their way out of a wet paper bag, are going to mail their ballots closer to the election and then get them thrown out. Just desserts.
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It’s more legitimate to count all votes postmarked by 11/3. No one knows how long the post office will take, but 9 days should be enough. If there are still votes pouring in on day 9, then keep counting.
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Are now all deadlines for all matters - whether by statute, by rule, by rule of court at any level, etc. - now subject to constitutional challenge?
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