The end of the Trump era is now just weeks away
Apparently undeterred by a unanimous defeat in the US Supreme Court and the fact that the Electoral College officially voted for Joe Biden yesterday, predictably ratifying his comfortable 306-232 victory, President Trump continues to plow ahead with his dangerous, if often unintentionally comic effort, to hang on to his office by overturning the will of voters.
The president is able to do so with impunity because he continues to be enabled by Republican elected officials and his media allies. These enablers not only either back up or attempt to sanitize the repetitious series of outright falsehoods that Mr. Trump communicates to his supporters in interviews with friendly television hosts and from his Twitter feed, such as “this was the most corrupt election in American history” and he really “won the election in a landslide”; they continue to support fundamentally undemocratic actions such as pressuring state legislators in
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U.S. Supreme Court rejects Texas lawsuit against 4 battleground states over election
Fort Worth Star-Telegram 12/14/2020 Eleanor Dearman, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Dec. 11 Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton s U.S. Supreme Court challenge to the election results in four battleground states that were key to securing the presidency for Joe Biden came to a quick end Friday when the court rejected the lawsuit.
In a one-page filing, the court said it would not accept the case because of lack of standing. Texas has not demonstrated a judicially cognizable interest in the manner in which another State conducts its elections, the order states.