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Bandit Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Apr-30-04 05:48 PM
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6. The whole purpose of being for the Supreme Court is to establish
precedent. For them to say this case does not do so completely undermines the legality of the case. Bush* had no legal standing to even ask the Court to hear the case. It is impossible for Bush* to suffer any harm before the voting was certified. The only person/s that possibly have had any standing would be the voters themselves as it was their votes that were not being counted correctly. Neither Bush* not Gore could possibly have suffered any harm let alone irreparable harm without the votes being counted and certified.
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