Alaska Supreme Court Seems Likely to Rule that Parties May Let Independent Candidates Run in their Primaries

According to this article, the oral argument in the Alaska Supreme Court on March 29 went well for the Democratic Party, which was defending its lower court win. The issue is whether parties have a freedom of association right to decide for themselves whether to let independent candidates run in their primaries. State of Alaska v Alaska Democratic Party.


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Alaska Supreme Court Seems Likely to Rule that Parties May Let Independent Candidates Run in their Primaries — 2 Comments

  1. Too many MORON judges to count.

    Each party gang is NOT an independent empire with ANY control over PUBLIC nominations and PUBLIC elections by PUBLIC Electors-Voters — according to PUBLIC L-A-W-S.

    — ALL voters as in top 2 primary regimes — or SOME voters as in most regimes — having closed/open primaries by LAWS.

    Blame the SCOTUS MORONS for the growing chaos.

    Good luck in finding ONE word in 1789 that the 1st Amendment would give any political party gang oligarchs control over how PUBLIC election systems operate.

    One more PERVERSION by the SCOTUS MORON hacks – esp since 1968 – Williams v Rhodes.

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