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I assumed that voter fraud would be something that hadn’t had much success in court previously, maybe few or no precedents yet. And since they had no one coming forward stating that they organized and carried out mass fraud... What ticks me off about the SCOTUS decision is, the various conservative talking heads I’ve been following are all now saying it was a long shot anyway! What? None of them called it that in the run up, and now they’re all focusing on the next case like nothing happened. At least call it a setback... I was already disenchanted with the MSM all claiming voter fraud didn’t exist and suppressing it at the same time, but now seeing how my side is out of touch with reality on this. A pox on both of their houses.

He admits they did everything wrong, was pure luck it wasn’t worse.

Canada day just sounds so much better and unique.

It says something about this country that of all the former colonies, we are probably the only one that doesn't celebrate our Idependence Day.

Wow, so I guess that’s it then. SCOTUS is not going to hear the case. I will say I’m puzzled at what might happen every election from here out.

I once manufactured some equipment that used an engine and gearbox sourced from Yurp. They rose to the top of their game in that market and became too expensive, so I started to look at Japanese and American made alternatives. The Yankee one was made in a small town in upstate MN, and I came to know the owner quite well. He was showing me once a military contract and the prototype, and said he could add a third shift when he was ready to start production. This was in a shopping area of 25,000 people. I asked him where and how he could get at least 200 more people who could pick up tools and make engines when he had over 400 already. He said: easy, the whole area is full of people (then in their 30s) who were drafted in Vietnam days. The idea of compulsory military service is foreign to Canadian values, but I also have a close Swedish friend (another social democracy, but with conscription and lifetime obligation to serve as a reserve) and can tell you drafting a teen - EVERY able bodied teen - is one of the smartest things you can do as a nation. They end up with some sense of duty, some sense of responsibility, a trade and some discipline. Fantastic way to start into adult life.

Yeah, thats a shame.