if it was,good!.
By the way, did Algore ever apologize for filing his frivolous election challenge?
So she supported that democrat attempted insurrection? Shouldn’t she be put in the DC gulag for her admitted felonies?
Does this moron know that the AP hand counted the ballots and declared W the winner anyway?
Does Joy Behar know the difference between a “democracy” and a “republic”?????????????
Beyond stupid.
Totally 100% wrong.
SCOTUS decision had nothing to do with it. Their decision was rebuking the Fla Supreme Court.
I believe the Bush Gore mess in 2000 was the loony tunes beginning of the current batch of Progressives.
Most of her brain cells died long before that.
If Al Gore had been elected he would have successfully fought climate change and prevented New York City and Los Angeles from being washed into the oceans.
Oh wait.
Lol.
Just a reminder....If Gore had won his own state...he would have won the election.
If Libtardism already died then how can trump kill it?
Hey, Whoopie speak a little slower, I’m taking notes….. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Idiot. First, the U.S. has never been a Democracy, it has been, is, and should always be a Republic. Second, that case was about determining which ballots cast in FL for POTUS electors were valid votes under law - nothing else.
I am convinced that the Dems have been cheating in elections on ALL levels at least since the Depression, and likely going back to at least the Civil War…and they are STILL butt-hurt about being caught and having their plans thwarted in 2000 (and 2016).
I’m sure there was a lot of clapping and cheering from the audience - and some people actually watch this stuff and think it is brilliant.
Last time I checked, the 2000 SCOTUS decision on Bush v. Gore stopped the "election deniers" from being able to have recounts in FL endlessly because they didn't like the results repeatedly showing that Bush won.
So are you for or against "election deniers" getting their way?
Please make up your mind, Joy!
Dumb, dumber and the dumbest - that’s how I view The View.
The solution to Presidential criminal acts is outlined in the Constitution: impeachment. The founders recognized the risk a President can face from politically inspired prosections; without this Constitutionaly guaranteed immunity, a President could never fulfill his/her responsibilities, as his/her entire life would be spent in - or preparing for - court. Just as President Trump is now doing.
Well then, at least we can agree that Jan 6 was not that big a deal, right?
Bush v. Gore was a terrible decision oin a case the Court never should have heard.
The Constitution’s authors anticipated events like Florida 2000 and they provided for it.
The Florida legislature was in session during the entire episode and in the (probable) event that SCOFLA demanded the appointment of Gore electors, the Legislature (to which the appointment power belongs) was prepared to send Bush electors to Washington.
It was irrelevant if there were two Florida elector slates, one, or none.
The process would have gone to Congress, where it belonged. Republicans had a majority in the Special Joint Session to count the votes. If that session failed to declare Bush the winner, the House wo;uld then have elected the President with 30 (R) delegations and 20 (D) delegations, either way, it was impossible for Gore to become President by any legal, Constitutional process.
The Senate was divided 50-50 and until January 20 at noon, President of the Senate Gore was in the chair. There was therefore a small possibility that if the Special Joint Session failed to elect a Vice President, that the Senate would have elected Joe Lieberman 51-50.
Reflecting on the role of Liz Cheney’s father in the Iraq disaster, that might not have been such a bad thing.
The courts have no proper role in the sovereign actions of the people, or the States, in appointing a new President and Vice President.
Does Joyless know that the Goron couldn’t even carry his home state of Tennessee? Probably not.
If he had, Florida wouldn’t have mattered.