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Politics : Electoral College 2000 - Ahead of the Curve
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To: tekmon who wrote (5599)12/10/2000 4:32:17 AM
From: TraderGreg  Read Replies (3) of 6710
 
<<1. The United States Supreme Court is doing their job and is backing a consitutionally legal electoral process.>>

Tekmon--I agree that they are doing their job and always said that they would have the final say in this whole thing. Where I was in error is that I thought they would not get involved until the situation was in the Congress. By staying the counts, they have telegraphed their decision. The Monday arguments will amount to nothing more than window dressing. I have accepted their decision, I disagree with it, but I won't call it a partisan decision, just their majority interpretation.

While it is pretty much a certainty that the counts will stop permanently, let me ask you one question:

If the US Supreme Court were to rule 5-4 in favor of Gore(a highly unlikely scenario), would you still think they were doing their job?

TG
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