Donald Trump sent his fixer and personal attorney Rudy Giuliani out to do his dirty deeds. One of the last tasks the former New York mayor accomplished before going to the hospital with the coronavirus was to make certain the swing states were slathered with lawsuits. Tuesday afternoon, Democratic attorney Marc E. Elisas announced some exciting, breaking news.
The court has the power to dismiss the multitude of lawsuits that have been filed by Donald Trump and his people. That is because there is such a thing as Rule 11. This is where the court can act upon what are, in essence, politically frivolous lawsuits. Certainly, that is what Trump has been orchestrating to waste the courts’ time.
Legal analyst Andrew Weissman was optimistic that the courts withstood the onslaught of Trump’s claims. However, the real issue of concern is where are the general public’s heads. These people dwell on conspiracy theories and fake claims by the president.
The president has been waiting for the Supreme Court to decide this election. Other attorneys general may want to express their loyalty to him by throwing hand grenades into the system. but they have no merit.
The pardon power is another issue. That is a very wide law and could cause the Democrats some real problems. Marc E. Elias tweeted:
‘BREAKING: Georgia Court DISMISSES Republican election contest seeking to decertify the results of the presidential election. Trump and his allies are now 1-50 in post-election litigation.’
Twitter world went absolutely wild after Georgia’s news. Take a look at some of our favorite responses below:
All this winning is so exhausting 😫. Marc, Please don’t make it stop. I’m so sweet on American democracy. pic.twitter.com/ZOVmxgDEVr
— Yvette (@Yvetteinsc) December 8, 2020
Congratulations on 50 wins!! pic.twitter.com/w8inLOSlJL
— Valerie (@valerie21043) December 8, 2020
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