Texas AG Ken Paxton discusses his failed case before SCOTUS

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Attorney General Ken Paxton felt the voter fraud case that was ignored by the Supreme Court was the only chance.

He wonders how nullifying votes is not appropriate for the Supreme Court. Paxton is also concerned about the senatorial race with the relaxed signature verifications.

If Texas doesn’t have standing, who does?

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ConservativeHawk
ConservativeHawk
4 years ago

The Texas case was no failure. The SCOTUS IS A FAILURE!

Kenneth L Pilgreen
Kenneth L Pilgreen
4 years ago

I agree that the SCOTUS decision and reason is pretty lame. Sad state we’re in when there is some stupid reason for not doing the right thing-no patriotism. The odds remain overwhelming. I have no idea what criminal charges the demonrats would have anyone charge Pres Trump with when so many of them are treasonous. My dad said for the… Read more »

Greg
Greg
4 years ago

Believe The Democrats. We know absolutely that Trump will leave the White House if all means are exhausted, notwithstanding Pelosi and Democrats assertions. We can also see how those same Democrats project onto Republicans what they, themselves, are doing. So, if Biden survives his four years I suspect we should beware of a Biden administration doing everything imaginable to stay… Read more »

Greg
Greg
4 years ago

Isn’t it interesting that these “Originalists” appointed to SCOTUS use the “standing” doctrine when that doctrine is not in the Constitution, nor is it in any of the founding documents. It was engineered as a means to offload the burden of the courts.

Lone Star Beer Trucker Hat
Lone Star Beer Trucker Hat
4 years ago

Exhaust all legal means before anything drastic. Don’t be surprised if Texas becomes its own nation.
It is bigger than Iraq in land mass but 14 million more people live in Iraq.
Any failing is not the fault of Paxton and it did reveal the CCP SCOTUS.