Odd-Seaworthiness330
Odd-Seaworthiness330 t1_j9z6i7r wrote
Reply to If Fetterman resigns, who would Shapiro appoint? I’m kind of obsessed with Giselle Fetterman. by [deleted]
Definitely not a wise pick. The truth is we need someone that has the time to do the job. Our voices need to be heard.
Odd-Seaworthiness330 t1_j56qi1o wrote
This is total baloney. 1 man 1 vote. You don’t get a unlimited edited vote dependent on the number of people running. Sorry for me this plain does not work.
Odd-Seaworthiness330 t1_j3x4l3t wrote
Reply to Is Pennsylvania bad place to live? What do you like about living in this state? by [deleted]
I live in PA on the border of NY and NJ. Yes there are some dilapidated buildings but that doesn’t seem any more prevalent than other places I have visited. I feel safe in PA. I also love hearing the geese fly in in the spring and leave in the fall. The lakes are beautiful and having an eagle soar above or sit on a stump in the middle of the lake is just plain beautiful.
Oh yes a little over an hour to NYC for the best of broadway and the hustle and bustle of the big city.
Odd-Seaworthiness330 t1_iy8m6u6 wrote
You think by now these people would know how to run an election. Time to clean house!
Odd-Seaworthiness330 t1_is21p3s wrote
Reply to comment by scotticusphd in The Philadelphia Inquirer: The Supreme Court just undid a key ruling for counting undated Pennsylvania mail ballots by oldschoolskater
You are exactly correct. The voting rights act secured the right for minorities. However, that act does not supersede the constitution of the United States. The rules were set by the Pennsylvania legislature as directed. Only the legislature can change the rules. This judge over stepped his legal authority.
Odd-Seaworthiness330 t1_iry5f0b wrote
Reply to The Philadelphia Inquirer: The Supreme Court just undid a key ruling for counting undated Pennsylvania mail ballots by oldschoolskater
The constitution is pretty straight forward on this issue. The legislature has the authority to make the rules for voting. The rules say that the ballot has to be dated along with the envelope. ONLY the legislature has the power to change the rules. This was not followed and in this case the judiciary changed the rules when they ruled on the date issue.
The Supreme Court in this matter ruled correctly.
Odd-Seaworthiness330 t1_ir1m4g7 wrote
Reply to Trump allies interviewed nearly 200 election officials in PA, elsewhere to probe for weaknesses by Open_Veins_8
It is time to present the evidence or shut up. You would think that one of these judges would have enough guts to have a evidentiary hearing and call them out. The judiciary is definitely at fault here.
Odd-Seaworthiness330 t1_jdcfx4b wrote
Reply to Job listing platform Indeed lays off 2,200 employees by marketrent
When you have this occurring it is always a failure of management.