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At last US Supreme Court shows some spine --

The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a bid from Texas' attorney general -- supported by President Donald Trump -- to block the ballots of millions of voters in battleground states that went in favor of President-elect Joe Biden.

The court's order, issued with no public dissents, to dismiss the challenge is the strongest indication yet that Trump has no chance of overturning election results in court, and that even the justices whom he placed there have no interest in allowing his desperate legal bids to continue.
The Electoral College will convene Monday to affirm Biden's win.


12-12-2020

 

from Twitter -- just read the man lawyer Sidney Powell referred to was "mechanic for a wheeled vehicle."


Trump's principal lawyer Rudy G with dripping hair dye down both cheeks--



 

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