RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
Just beautiful.
College Hockey cheers going political.... I like it ^____^
Just beautiful.
That's been Dump's bit all his life, right? He racks up a billion in debt and then declares bankruptcy. His creditors settle for pennies on the dollar to get anything back. He runs out of creditors in the US so he goes to Germany. And then to Russia.
Dump (and the GOP) live by the conservative Golden Rule: never steal anything small.
Two people who attended Trump's North Carolina rally test positive for COVID-19
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit signaled its willingness to revive Minnesota’s Election Day deadline for the receipt of mail-in ballots, undoing a seven-day extension that the state agreed to as part of a consent degree in a separate state court case.
The appeals court strongly implied that it would ultimately remove from the final presidential count any late-arriving ballots, as it ordered election officials to separate ballots out that arrived in the period previously covered by the consent decree.
Who did Nazi this coming?
Sarah Cooper/Helen Mirren.
*audio NSFW*
https://twitter.com/NetflixIsAJoke/status/1321919226232377346
I saw this last night. I am in awe they got Helen Mirren - DAME HELEN MIRREN - to play the part of Billy Bush.
It's a start.
The Minnesota legislature set a deadline by which votes must be received in order to be counted. That is the law in Minnesota.
Some left wing groups sued the Sec of State and said, basically, "we'd really like you to keep counting after the election, as they come in." The Sec of State is democrat. So he said, sure, I'll do that and entered into a "consent decree" to settle that lawsuit.
Well, guess what. He doesn't get to decide that. The legislature does.
Bless your heart.
1. We have a common law concept in the US called the "mailbox rule," which applies to contract law. It states that acceptance of a contract takes effect once the letter is posted, or placed in the mailbox. This decision is in direct conflict with that. It's not exactly the same thing, but it would not be any kind of unreasonable leap to say that as long as the vote was posted before the due date, it should be accepted.
2. This is something that should have been decided weeks ago. Now, we have this scenario where people were working under the rules as they were, mailed their ballot Wednesday or yesterday, and they won't get there in time. Now they have to scramble to figure out if there's a way to make sure their vote will count because the courts just potentially nullified their votes.
I wonder why conservatives are afraid of the people being allowed to cast their vote?
Bless your heart.
1. We have a common law concept in the US called the "mailbox rule," which applies to contract law. It states that acceptance of a contract takes effect once the letter is posted, or placed in the mailbox. This decision is in direct conflict with that. It's not exactly the same thing, but it would not be any kind of unreasonable leap to say that as long as the vote was posted before the due date, it should be accepted.
2. This is something that should have been decided weeks ago. Now, we have this scenario where people were working under the rules as they were, mailed their ballot Wednesday or yesterday, and they won't get there in time. Now they have to scramble to figure out if there's a way to make sure their vote will count because the courts just potentially nullified their votes.
I wonder why conservatives are afraid of the people being allowed to cast their vote?
I hate to say it (well, no I don't) but if you want a real start, they need to be on ventilators and/or dying. Sort of like when your favorite college football team has the a coach you hate, but every year they win from 5-8 games. Probably never gonna get fired. You need a couple of 2-10 years to ensure a change is made.
You want to know what I wonder? I wonder why all these liberals with these huge brains we keep hearing about have such a surprisingly difficult time with a very, very simple task: Pick up ballot, make choice, deliver ballot before election day deadline. It doesn't get a lot easier than that. I mean if you can't even navigate that problem, do we even care that much that your vote might not count?
I don't really give a ratsazz about the "mailbox rule." If the Minnesota legislature wanted to adopt the "mailbox rule" as the election rule in this state, they would have done so. They didn't.
Let me switch it around for you. Let's say that instead of a Democrat in the Sec of State's office, it was a Republican. Let's further assume a Republican group sued the Sec of State arguing that ballots shouldn't be counted unless they are received at least one day before election day, and the Sec of State decided sure, sounds good to me. You'd be ok with that change in the law made unilaterally by the Secretary of State? I think we know the answer.
You want to know what I wonder? I wonder why all these liberals with these huge brains we keep hearing about have such a surprisingly difficult time with a very, very simple task: Pick up ballot, make choice, deliver ballot before election day deadline. It doesn't get a lot easier than that. I mean if you can't even navigate that problem, do we even care that much that your vote might not count?
I don't really give a ratsazz about the "mailbox rule." If the Minnesota legislature wanted to adopt the "mailbox rule" as the election rule in this state, they would have done so. They didn't.
Let me switch it around for you. Let's say that instead of a Democrat in the Sec of State's office, it was a Republican. Let's further assume a Republican group sued the Sec of State arguing that ballots shouldn't be counted unless they are received at least one day before election day, and the Sec of State decided sure, sounds good to me. You'd be ok with that change in the law made unilaterally by the Secretary of State? I think we know the answer.