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Screaming at the Supreme Court: Is Chief Justice Roberts Compromised? - Vimarsana News

Screaming at the Supreme Court: Is Chief Justice Roberts Compromised?

Screaming at the Supreme Court: Is Chief Justice Roberts Compromised? Posted on You hear some awfully funny things online. On Monday, we heard a benediction pronounced after the Michigan Electors committed treason. Later, while Texas was casting their Electoral Votes, we heard mention of Chief Justice Roberts screaming at his fellow SCOTUS judges. No! Say it cannot be! Judges are above politics. Irreproachable. Job security for life. Independent. Or are they!? The source of the intel is an unnamed clerk in the Supreme Court of the United States who heard-what-he-heard last Friday when the ...

Conservative Media Outlets Spread Viral 4chan Hoax About Chief Justice John Roberts, Watchdog Group Says - Vimarsana News

Conservative Media Outlets Spread Viral 4chan Hoax About Chief Justice John Roberts, Watchdog Group Says

Conservative Media Outlets Spread Viral 4chan Hoax About Chief Justice John Roberts, Watchdog Group Says Since losing the 2020 presidential election to Democrat Joe Biden, President Donald Trump has promoted various evidence-free theories about widespread voter fraud. Prominent conservative figures and right-leaning outlets have done the same and one of their most explosive claims seems to be based on a viral internet hoax. According to a Friday report from the watchdog group Media Matters, on December 11, after the Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit filed on behalf of the Trump campaign, ...

Viral video claims 'Supreme Court backroom shouting match' over Texas case - Vimarsana News

Viral video claims 'Supreme Court backroom shouting match' over Texas case

Viral video claims ‘Supreme Court backroom shouting match’ over Texas case Viral video claims ‘Supreme Court backroom shouting match’ over Texas case   I saw this story from Hal Turner, five days ago and chose to ignore it. It is unsourced and like much of what Turner publishes, it could be completely fabricated. However, twitter is flying right now after it was mentioned in the video above during testimony on election fraud and John Roberts.   FWIW. Certainly possible, and knowing Roberts as we now do...it's probable. 12/17/2020 5:02:25 PM PST by rxsid (HOW CAN A NATURAL BORN CITIZ...

Did Supreme Court Erupt in a Shouting Match Over Texas Voter Fraud Case? - Vimarsana News

Did Supreme Court Erupt in a Shouting Match Over Texas Voter Fraud Case?

Origin On Dec. 17, 2020, a rumor started to circulate on social media that Chief Justice John Roberts had screamed at his U.S. Supreme Court colleagues while urging them to dismiss a lawsuit from Texas’ attorney general asking the court to block millions of votes that were cast in the 2020 election. The rumor was often shared with comments accusing Roberts of “moral cowardice.” The conservative justice who was appointed by Republican President George W. Bush allegedly wanted to dismiss the lawsuit, the rumor claimed, because he was afraid of the “radical left” and the inevitable rio...

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A Texas elector's defense of damning the Supreme Court as acting with "moral cowardice" was damningly inaccurate. - Vimarsana News

A Texas elector's defense of damning the Supreme Court as acting with "moral cowardice" was damningly inaccurate.

l let something get past me the other day. It happens. But it didn’t get past others, and I think it’s important enough to bring to your attention. How important? Pretty important, pretty troubling and pretty ugly (if indeed a thing simultaneously can be pretty and ugly). It happened last Monday in the Texas House chamber during what’s usually a perfunctory proceeding, albeit one I always love to attend. This was the meeting of the 38 Texans selected by their political party to serve as our state’s members of the Electoral College. An honor indeed. And a task to be carried out honorab...