[Political Junkie Too]

On the other hand, I'd like to see something like the Michigan Republican Party sue on 14th amendment equal protection grounds, citing:

1. >The voters of Michigan have an expectation that the Constitution would be followed in Michigan the same way it is followed in the other states, that the people voted for legislatures who passed election laws, and unconstitutional changes to those laws that bypass the duly elected legislature violates equal protection.
2. The Michigan Republican Party should have standing because the state authorizes their primaries and general elections to the state legislature. Why have elections if the constitutional power of the legislature can be easily set aside at the whim of the majority party when it suits their needs?

In 2020, Texas and other states tried to sue to stop states that unconstitutionally changed their election laws, and their case was dismissed for lack of standing (ostensibly because they weren't entities within those states). That's why a bod like the MI GOP might have standing, since the state authorizes their primaries.

-PJ

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Is the Stupid Party smart enough to think of that?

[Political Junkie Too]

They didn't act in 2020.

-PJ

[AndyJackson]

The Supreme Court were cowards and Thomas said so in his sole dissent. If PA decides Soros has the right to appoint all the electors, the voters or legislatures of every other state are injured because it introduces an element of tyranny ito what are lol supposed to be Republican forms of government in each of the states.