First Circuit Denies Rehearing in Massachusetts Presidential Substitution Case

On December 28, the same three judges who ruled against the Libertarian Party of Massachusetts on November 16, refused to reconsider their ruling, in Barr v Galvin, 09-2426.  This is the case over whether an unqualified party can use a stand-in presidential candidate on its petition, and then have the stand-in later withdraw and be replaced by the actual presidential nominee.


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First Circuit Denies Rehearing in Massachusetts Presidential Substitution Case — 3 Comments

  1. MA – remember 19 Apr 1775.

    Separate is not equal — even in super-liberal Mass.

    Brown v Bd of Ed 1954

  2. How about banning the many libertarian or even not libertarian juveniles with their juvenile comments from B.A.N. ???

    Attention juveniles — All election stuff now is a matter of LIFE or DEATH — due to the EVIL lurking in the EVIL brains of the party hack control freak gerrymander incumbents in ALL States and especially in the gerrymander Congress.

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