Florida Federal Court Won’t Postpone Florida Presidential Primary

On January 3, U.S. District Court Judge Robert Hinkle refused to issue an injunction to postpone the Florida Democratic presidential primary. However, the case remains alive, over the constitutional issue. The Florida Democratic voter who had filed the case had argued that it is the state’s fault that the Florida Democratic voters can’t elect any delegates to the national convention, and that therefore the state should be forced to schedule the primary in February. If the primary were in February, Florida Democrats could have delegates to the national convention. Ausman v Browning, 4:07-cv-519, Tallahassee. The judge said it would be chaotic to reschedule the primary at this late date.


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  1. One more MORON judge.

    An election is on its face CONSTITUTIONAL or UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

    If it is UNCONSTITUTIONAL, it MUST BE stopped (just like any other UNCONSTITUTIONAL activity) — and have the EVIL MORONS involved pay for the new election — i.e. BANKRUPT the EVIL MORONS involved and put them in jail for about 100 years as an example — so that elections are NOT subverted.

    Again — elections are one of the very few things that State governments MUST do.

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