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South Carolina State Court Says Republicans Need Not Hold a Presidential Primary

Posted on December 11, 2019 by Richard Winger

On December 11, a state trial court in South Carolina issued a ruling in Inglis v Heindel, civ 2019-cp-400-5486. The judge ruled in favor of the South Carolina Republican Party, on the issue of whether the party must hold a presidential primary in 2020. The party’s executive committee had voted not to hold a primary. Some Republican voters had sued, because the party’s rules say only a party convention can make that decision, but that argument did not prevail. See this story. Thanks to David Sturrock for the link.

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South Carolina State Court Says Republicans Need Not Hold a Presidential Primary — 4 Comments

Demo Rep on December 11, 2019 at 10:42 am said:

SC regime

LAWLESS in 1860-1861

LAWLESS in 2019

1864-1865 Sherman force ready again for liberation actions ???
Edward Brown on December 11, 2019 at 5:21 pm said:

it seems odd that the party can make a rule and then not be expected to follow the rule.
Demo Rep on December 11, 2019 at 5:35 pm said:

See national Donkeys in 2016 – with Prez machinations in favor of the BORG queen H Clinton —

part of the MONARCH ROT in the USA — see olde Rome 120 BC to 27 BC.
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