On November 22, Joe Miller, Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Alaska, filed a lawsuit in state court, alleging problems with the state’s vote count in his race. He filed in state court after the federal judge in his federal case said the case belongs in state court.
The first procedural dispute is which state court should hear the case. Miller filed in Fairbanks, but the state wants it transferred to Juneau, where all the vote-counters reside and have been working. The second procedural dispute is how quickly the case should be heard. Incumbent Senator Lisa Murkowski filed a request to intervene in the lawsuit, and raised the issue that the case needs to be settled quickly. Then, on November 26, Miller filed a brief arguing that Murkowski should not be allowed to intervene in the lawsuit. See this story. The case is Miller v Lieutenant Governor, 4FA-10-03151.
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How many lawyer MORONS are in the low population AK ???
U.S.A. Const. Art. I, Sec. 5 part —
Each House [in the gerrymander Congress] shall be the Judge of the Elections, Returns and Qualifications of its own Members *** — due to history in the EVIL rotted Brit regime in the 1500s -1600s — the EVIL Brit monarchs trying to control who would be in the Brit Parliament.
How soon before SCOTUS brings down a HAMMER on the heads of the AK morons ??? — See Bush v. Gore 2000 — a hammer on ALL of the heads of ALL of the MORONS in the FL regime in 2000 – legislative, executive and judicial — NO definition of a LEGAL vote in the various MORON voting systems — especially the infamous and now super-dead punch card ballots — now in museums – like lunatic stuff from 5,000 plus years ago.
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MILLER LOST. IT IS OVER.
Both M & Ms (Miller & Murkowski) should be ashamed of themselves. I did not vote for either. At least the questionable elections procedures in Alaska are being exposed to the light of day.