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Without looking into PA statutes, I don't know if they can be unilaterally removed. And, until the cause of action formally exists, I don't know that they COULD remove her without having to pony up a boatload of cash for 'wrongful termination.'WTH?
The Penn. Secretary of the Commonwealth (State ) openly says she will ignore the US Supreme Court ruling?
And she hasn't been fired?
I meant the removal from office. It isn't usually as simple as the Governor summoning someone to the office and saying 'pack your sh*t.'mb
Sorry I thought I had added the link
Pennsylvania to Ignore Supreme Court’s Recent Order Regarding Illegal Mail-in Ballots - USSA News | The Tea Party's Front Page.
Again, I haven't looked at the PA requirements...I don't know if unilateral power exists to do it or if there has to be an impeachment proceeding, and if impeachment is required, whether they have enough votes to get the job done.ah ok
So just saying she will ignore a SCOTUS ruling isn't enough to remove her.
DWI? No. Stupidity? Yes LOL...If I told you I planned to go drink 10 beers tonight and drive home from the bar, should I be summarily arrested for DWI before ever leaving work?
I know...I just had to bust your chops a littleOh I agree with your analysis. I'm just trying to illustrate your point about the PA SOS to 6721 in another way.
But, at this moment in time, she has not refused the follow the SCOTUS holding...Sangre I got it and get it.
If you told anyone you were going to drink 10 beers and then go drive do you think no one would try to stop you?
I hope you see that her refusing to obey SCOTUS has some more serious consequences.
There is a difference between date on a ballotThat guidance followed the most recent ruling of the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court holding that both Pennsylvania and federal law prohibit excluding legal votes because the voter omitted an irrelevant date on the ballot return envelope.”
The "minor omission" is the Penn law required DATE on the ballot.
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