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2016 Postmortem

SickOfTheOnePct

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4. I'm all about petitioning the government

Reply to shraby (Reply #2)

Sun Dec 11, 2016, 09:57 AM

Dec 2016

for redress of grievances.

I just don't see the point of asking for something that isn't even Constitutionally possible.

But like the recounts, not my time or money that's being wasted, so have at it.

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SCOTUS: Invalidate Election Results Of 2016 - Order A New Election [View all] iluvtennis Dec 2016 OP

FFS, do they even teach anything resembling civics Kotya Dec 2016 #1

This is an option of the people. To petition the government to address shraby Dec 2016 #2

I suppose if it makes people feel better, what's the harm? Kotya Dec 2016 #3

I'm all about petitioning the government SickOfTheOnePct Dec 2016 #4

Exactly, if the people, in their infinite wisdom, wish to petition the government to address tritsofme Dec 2016 #7

A petition. Maybe a lawsuit can change something if there is evidence. Coyotl Dec 2016 #5

The Constitution gives Congress the ability to resolve disputed elections, courts would never and tritsofme Dec 2016 #6

Congress is the remedy marylandblue Dec 2016 #8