December 17, 2020 at 3:40 PM
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You’d think that someone who graduated from an Ivy League law school would know the difference between ripeness and standing. But you’d probably also think that the Hatch Act barred government employees, whose salaries are paid with your tax dollars, from openly campaigning for a political candidate. This is 2020, though, so you’d be wrong on both counts.
Kayleigh accuses courts of “gimmickry tricks” pic.twitter.com/nhCsmRPPXz
Here’s what they did Sean. Here was the clever little trick, and it happened in Nevada. When the claims were brought beforehand, when we warned and said, “Hey, mass mail-in voting’s a problem,” we brought these claims to a court of law, they said, “Hey, your claim’s not ripe, come back after the election.” We bring it after the election to the same court and they say “laches,” which is a legal doctrine saying “Your claim is too late.” It can’t not be ripe and then be too late. Those ar