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I think it's quite clear that the court has no interest in wading into Trump's quagmire.
I mean, would you, if you were Roberts? They know he's flailing like a fish on the deck of a boat gasping for air with all these frivolous lawsuits.
I mean, there is no hope, folks. It's time to allow Biden to be 'ascertained' and move forward. Team Trump is a train wreck, and like Gov Christie said, 'Trump is a national embarrassment'.
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The Supreme Court is running the clock on Trump's election lawsuits, experts say
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But on October 28, five of the justices turned down the request to expedite a hearing in advance of Election Day. To Justin Levitt, a professor at Loyola Law School who previously oversaw voting-rights cases for the Justice Department, it was a clear signal the Supreme Court wasn't interested in wading into election issues — no matter how badly Trump wants it to.
"By deciding not to put that case on a particularly fast track, the court signaled that it's not especially interested in wading into this election, the president's fantasies to the contrary notwithstanding," Levitt told Insider. "And I can promise that if that case didn't get put on the fast track, none of the other pending cases are anywhere near close to drawing Supreme Court attention: They're either frivolous or borderline frivolous, and the court knows it."
I mean, would you, if you were Roberts? They know he's flailing like a fish on the deck of a boat gasping for air with all these frivolous lawsuits.
I mean, there is no hope, folks. It's time to allow Biden to be 'ascertained' and move forward. Team Trump is a train wreck, and like Gov Christie said, 'Trump is a national embarrassment'.
The Supreme Court is running the clock on Trump's election lawsuits, experts say
The Supreme Court has shown little interest in taking up President Donald Trump's numerous legal challenges against the 2020 US election results.
The Supreme Court is running the clock on Trump's election lawsuits, experts say
[...]
But on October 28, five of the justices turned down the request to expedite a hearing in advance of Election Day. To Justin Levitt, a professor at Loyola Law School who previously oversaw voting-rights cases for the Justice Department, it was a clear signal the Supreme Court wasn't interested in wading into election issues — no matter how badly Trump wants it to.
"By deciding not to put that case on a particularly fast track, the court signaled that it's not especially interested in wading into this election, the president's fantasies to the contrary notwithstanding," Levitt told Insider. "And I can promise that if that case didn't get put on the fast track, none of the other pending cases are anywhere near close to drawing Supreme Court attention: They're either frivolous or borderline frivolous, and the court knows it."