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A Day of Trump Carnage at the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court denied Trump and his allies the opportunity to have cases regarding election fraud and constitutionality reviewed, ending the possibility for these issues to be evaluated through judicial review. The multiple rulings ended cases in Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. In an unrelated matter, the Supreme Court dealt Former President Trump another blow when it allowed New York state prosecutors access to his personal and corporate tax returns despite the vague and nonspecific motivations for the request. This means that the Court has allowed a prosecutor to access an individuals' personal tax records, not because he has committed a crime, but rather for the sole purpose of finding a crime to prosecute. The difference between the two postures threatens to immensely magnify government's power over the individual.
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paul
2/23/2021 06:10:39 am
the only thing that can be learned from this , is that the supreme court is NOT so supreme after all... it has chosen to ignore that a grand scam may have been completed right under their collective noses and they don't really seem to care.. it's one of the few things that our founders messed up... no body should be occupied by people that have a lifetime position , especially something as important as the body that guards the Constitution... when that guard falls down, fails to guard the very fiber of the constitution, when that happens the United States of America is forced into division.. something that we already are experiencing .. and this court just made it worse... it would not have hurt a thing to have them hear the evidence and put safe guards in to prevent this from happening again... a sad day in America ...
Dorrie
2/23/2021 07:05:38 am
"it would not have hurt a thing to have them hear the evidence and put safe guards in to prevent this from happening again . . ."
Julio Gonzalez
2/23/2021 05:53:37 pm
True enough. . . to both of you! Leave a Reply. |
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