Does anyone think Trump's appeal to the WI Supreme Court has a chance?

[Archae]

And if not, then what do you think he and legal flacks will do?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. No, they just about laughed his lawyer out of court this afternoon.

Add it to the increasing pile of losses. The only thing they could do about losing in the WI Supreme Court would be to petition for cert. to the US Supreme Court, which of course will go nowhere at all.

[33taw]

2. It is hard to tell. I don't trust three of the justices to rule against Trump.

One of the conservative justices has voted with the liberals and his opinion was scathing last week. I will be glad when the ruling comes down. I can’t imagine the conservative justices want to rule to invalidate over 200,000 ballots. They do have to run for re-election and that type of ruling would just piss off the voters - who have not been voting conservative lately.

[Hoyt]

3. No. None of his suits have been successful.

[CaptYossarian]

4. It's obvious that judges find Trump as un-appeal-ing as we do.

He's big in Alaska. Mr. Palin already belonged to a pro-secession group. Maybe these two great minds can come up with a plan.

Then Donnie could also see Russia from his house and Sarah would finally become VP of a country.

We could admit Puerto Rico and leave the flag as is. Everybody wins.

[Kittycow]

7. I wonder if Mr Palin even cares anymore

since they're divorced now and the money train dried up. Plus he's had a few tough years on his aging body what with snow machine accidents and his son Track beating him up.

I followed the Palin family gossip a little too closely lol

[CaptYossarian]

11. I didn't know any of that. Thanks.

[liberal N proud]

5. He wants to lose again?

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

6. Why would this one be any different from the many others that have been

dismissed?

[33taw]

8. The court is controlled by conservative justices. Three were very open to hearing the

arguments of Trump’s team and could very well side with Trump (they did last week). Hegedorn has been more centrist - but anyone that worked for Walker scares me.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

9. Meh.

Isn't the United States Supreme Court controlled by conservative justices?

And if somehow, this suit were to succeed (and I haven't bothered to even read just what it alleges), that will hardly turn the election over to Trump.

[33taw]

10. This lawsuit was originally a direct file to the WI Supreme Court. They ruled 4-3 to

not hear it without going through a lower court. Hegedorn wrote the opinion. He is very conservative and could easily rule with the other conservative justices. I hope not, but he is unpredictable. The case was dismissed in the lower court, but they did agree to hear it.