SCOTUS GIVES GA, MI, WI, AND PA UNTIL THURSDAY DEC 10 AT 3PM TO RESPOND TO SUIT

No. First, Texas has no standing to sue. It's own state laws were not violated and it has suffered no damages from what occurred in other states. The Texas Solicitor General would not even get involved in this lawsuit, it was left to (the indicted) Ken Paxton.

The federal constitution refers to the method of selecting electors. It is not about state election regulations involving dates, etc. So, there is not even a federal constitutional issue in these cases.

That's the first question I asked. How would they show they have standing?
 
That's the first question I asked. How would they show they have standing?

If I had to come up with something I would guess if Texas voted for Trump and other states cheated Trump out of his electoral votes that damages the people of Texas by preventing them from getting their choice as president.

But that is a really lame stretch because TX voters have no right to have their choice win office. The SC gets very few cases under its original jurisdiction and I don't think this will be one of them.
 
This has all the makings of a story book ending. The Supremes take the case,......Ted Cruz is named to argue the case for team Trump,.....they win. In Trumps second term another leftwing justice either steps own or dies,.....trump appoints Cruz to supreme court. All over the world left wings heads literally DO explode! :laugh:

 
4 cheating states shall not disenfranchise the properly run Constitutionally correct elections of the other 46 (53 states in Bamaboy's case).

It was 57, so if you are going to insult someone, call them a boy, @ least get your shit together first.........:palm:
 
If I had to come up with something I would guess if Texas voted for Trump and other states cheated Trump out of his electoral votes that damages the people of Texas by preventing them from getting their choice as president.

But that is a really lame stretch because TX voters have no right to have their choice win office. The SC gets very few cases under its original jurisdiction and I don't think this will be one of them.

I would say, those four States unconstitutionally disenfranchised their own voters which affected and disenfranchised all voters in the national election.
 
From the GA response -

"Second, the alleged harm specific to Texas is not harm at all. Supposed dilution of Texas votes vis-à-vis the votes in other states cannot be a cognizable harm because it is baked into the Constitution. The Electoral College guarantees votes to states based on the number of their representatives and senators. See U.S. Const., art. II, § 1, cl. 2. Texas’s electoral total was not—and could not be—diminished by the electoral vote in other States. This means that Texans’ votes are always diminished compared to smaller states. As for the supposed denial of representation “in the presidency and in the senate” (Mot. for TRO 32), Texas will still have two Senators."
 
I would say, those four States unconstitutionally disenfranchised their own voters which affected and disenfranchised all voters in the national election.

And the problem with your argument is that Texas is NOT a voter in any of the 4 states. Since Texas doesn't vote in any of those states it can not be disenfranchised from voting in any of those states. Texans were still able to vote in Texas because none of those 4 states interfered in Texas elections.
 
And the problem with your argument is that Texas is NOT a voter in any of the 4 states. Since Texas doesn't vote in any of those states it can not be disenfranchised from voting in any of those states. Texans were still able to vote in Texas because none of those 4 states interfered in Texas elections.

So, Texas can not represent its voters in a national election case?
 
This has all the makings of a story book ending. The Supremes take the case,......Ted Cruz is named to argue the case for team Trump,.....they win. In Trumps second term another leftwing justice either steps own or dies,.....trump appoints Cruz to supreme court. All over the world left wings heads literally DO explode! :laugh:

trump accused Cruz of massive voter fraud, remember?
 
trump accused Cruz of massive voter fraud, remember?

PERFECT guy to argue in a voter fraud case then right? LOL But while were on the subject.......Do you remember when Kamala said she Believed Bidens accusers that said they were sexually harassed by him??????
 
The states must justify why their unconstitutional cheat-by-mail-in ballots that were not passed through their respective legislatures did not disenfranchise the states like Texas, et al. where voters did everything according to the Constitution.

Will you STFU then?
 
So, Texas can not represent its voters in a national election case?

And Texans are not allowed to vote in Georgia or Wisconsin or Pennsylvania or any other state but Texas.

As was pointed out in one of the responses, Texas will still have 2 Senators and the same number of votes in the electoral college. The fact that each Texas elector does not represent the same number of voters as other states is baked into the Constitution when small states have 3 electors. Texas voters are not harmed by how other states vote.
 
And Texans are not allowed to vote in Georgia or Wisconsin or Pennsylvania or any other state but Texas.

As was pointed out in one of the responses, Texas will still have 2 Senators and the same number of votes in the electoral college. The fact that each Texas elector does not represent the same number of voters as other states is baked into the Constitution when small states have 3 electors. Texas voters are not harmed by how other states vote.

You didn't answer my question.

Texas can not represent its voters in a national election case?
 
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