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Politics : Why is Gore Trying to Steal the Presidency?
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To: lml who wrote (2825)11/28/2000 2:47:24 PM
From: The Philosopher  Read Replies (1) of 3887
 
I think the standard
is to be able to make a colorable argument on the issue, regardless how tenuous the
merits.

I'll accept that, even though it's not the way the Washington courts would rule.

But what's the colorable argument that the SC can't hear a case which claims that a state violated a federal statute?

I can't find even a smidgen of color in that. Can you?

Even if you claim the statute is totally unconstitutional and should be declared unconstitutional nunc pro tunc, that's a decision for the federal, not state, courts.

Color, color, who's got the color???
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