The Ghost of Bush v. Gore Haunts the Supreme Court's Colorado Case
E. Tammy Kim on the Supreme Court’s decision in Bush v. Gore, and how it may affect Trump v. Anderson, which will determine if Donald Trump can stay on Colorado’s ballot.
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E. Tammy Kim on the Supreme Court’s decision in Bush v. Gore, and how it may affect Trump v. Anderson, which will determine if Donald Trump can stay on Colorado’s ballot.
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>>? one reads it the way the florida supreme court did, the entire process is tilted on its head. you don't have rules that say they must be -- ballots must be counted this way before the election and then count them differently after the election. >> for team gore, david boyce countered the high court had no business intervening in the first place. >> that is something that has to be decided in an initial instance by the florida supreme court interpreting florida law. >> the real issue is which court ought to be making that decision. historically it was always the state supreme court. histori...
The entire process is tilted on its head, you can't have rules that say they must be -- ballots must be counted this way before the election and count them differently after the election. >> for team gore, david boyce countered the high court had no business intervening in the first place. >> that is something that has to be decided in the initial instance by the florida supreme court usurping florida law. >> the real issue is which court ought to be making that decision? historically, it was always the state scattered showers. historically, the united states supreme court had never intervened...