Re:Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided ...
by jansan on Saturday November 07, 2020 @01:31PM
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Yes, at least in theory. The simple reason is that in the end not the media, but the courts will decide.
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Re:Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided ...
by spankalee on Saturday November 07, 2020 @01:45PM
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Courts do not typically decide elections.
Re:Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided ...
by CalChris on Saturday November 07, 2020 @02:00PM
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Bush v Gore ordered that the recount be stopped.
Re:Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided ...
by arrrg on Saturday November 07, 2020 @02:11PM
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And that was an atypical event, unique in American history.
Re:Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided ...
by sergiotapia on Saturday November 07, 2020 @01:34PM
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I think this is all anyone is really asking for.
Re:Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided ...
by maxerickson on Saturday November 07, 2020 @01:43PM
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As yet, no court is adjudicating an issue that impacts a large number of ballots.
State election systems will decide the election.
Re:Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided ...
by unethical_ban on Saturday November 07, 2020 @01:57PM
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Most are asking for the people to decide.
And if the people truly and directly got to decide the president, this post would have been made on Wednesday morning.
Re:Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided ...
by sergiotapia on Saturday November 07, 2020 @02:12PM
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That's not realistic because the fate of the country would be decided by a handful of cities, all sharing a same culture.
Re:Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided ...
by crowbahr on Saturday November 07, 2020 @02:22PM
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Having lived in 3 different cities let me tell you: they ain't got anything close to the same culture. Seattle, NY, and Atlanta are as disparate physically as culturally.
And the majority of Americans don't want a rural minority dictating the "fate of the country" either.