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How worried about the election are you?
Ricofoley replied to CastletonSnob's topic in The Political Re-Education Camp
I've been significantly more worried than I was since that Kavanaugh dissent last week that seemed designed to lay the groundwork for stopping the count of mail-in ballots. -
~2020 Hurricane Season Thread~
Ricofoley replied to Ricofoley's topic in The Political Re-Education Camp
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Happy to be proven wrong, but this just seems like being in denial about how far gone the federal courts are. They don't seem to care about what any established legal precedent says, so I don't see why they would care what the state Supreme Court says. That circuit court opinion about the Minnesota ballots cited Kavanuagh's dissent from like 2 days beforehand that was full of errors, one of which Kavanaugh actually admitted and corrected. They're just making it up as they go!
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~2020 Hurricane Season Thread~
Ricofoley replied to Ricofoley's topic in The Political Re-Education Camp
Not too many hurricanes that have had a lower pressure than 884 Possible New World Record for Lowest Barometric Pressure: 860 mb? | Weather Underground WWW.WUNDERGROUND.COM A new study proposes that the surface barometric pressure in Super Typhoon Haiyan dipped to 860 mb, which would be a new world record. -
It's reassuring somewhat, but with what we've seen the last few days with ballots sitting around in the post offices in Florida, and the potential for the last arriving ballots to get thrown out in PA, that seems like exactly the sort of thing that would turn a win by <1% into a loss. I think he needs to win by big margins in most of the swing states at this point or it's going to be successfully stolen. Literally every 6 hours there's a new tweet from someone like Mark Joeseph Stern who knows what they're talking about when it comes to the litigation part of this that includes the phrase "this is alarming."
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It was an option put in place by the county, and the argument is supposed to be that only state legislatures can set rules for voting. Throwing out 100,000 votes that have already been cast based on this is obviously absurd (as he explains further down in the thread, the Texas SCOTUS already upheld curbside voting and this is only getting traction now through federal courts), but with a 6-3 conservative SCOTUS advantage they figure they can get away with it and they're just gonna go for it.
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Birx cedes White House turf to Atlas while hitting the road to spread her public health gospel WWW.CNN.COM Dr. Deborah Birx emerged from a meeting at the White House one day in late summer with a new resolution: Never again would she sit in a meeting with Dr. Scott Atlas and listen to him pontificate on the pandemic. Birx has basically invented a new job for herself where she just travels directly to affected states since the White House is no longer listening to her at all