Any update on the election fraud lawsuit?
Submitted by UnaSpenser on Tue, 06/21/2016 - 6:42pmI don't see anything when I Google, so I wondered if anyone here knew if this was still going forward.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
I don't see anything when I Google, so I wondered if anyone here knew if this was still going forward.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
First, the players:
A. Illinois Supreme Court. The top court in Illinois, elected by the public, retained if they achieve a certain level of supporting votes. Pretty much respected for being fair, smart, and beyond ethical reproach (See Iowa, Kansas, NC, Texas, and the New Jersey Supremes for a comparison)
sites, one topic that is rarely discussed is hispanic and young white voter suppression, particularly outside the South. In two recent cases one can see how both IL and CA have suppressed both. In IL the Clinton surrogate state election official ensured that university towns did not receive enough ballots, disenfranchising tens of thousands of actual liberal voters.
Good morning you 99%'ers. I've been missing in action here lately as I got sucked into the big suck hole of this election at dkos and on FB. I have gone all partisan or have I? I just can't let go. Why should I have to I'm a human, a citizen, a person who cares about the world I'm living in. Still getting bogged down in total crap is demoralizing. I really can't wrap my feeble mind around why I'm having to do this over and over again.
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