New York Kennedy Ballot Access Case Set for Oral Argument on August 28

The New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, will hear oral arguments in Cartwright v Kennedy on Wednesday, August 28.  This is the Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. ballot access case in New York state court.


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New York Kennedy Ballot Access Case Set for Oral Argument on August 28 — 16 Comments

  1. Just curious, since you would probably know Richard. Has New York ever had a presidential race with only two candidates on the ballot before? I know you’ve said that 2022 was the second two-candidate gubernatorial race, after 1946 (or was it ’42? I forget), but wasn’t sure whether that sort of thing had happened in a presidential year.

  2. SEE THE TOTAL CHAOS WITH THE OLDE NIXON WAGE/PRICE CONTROLS

    ONE MORE THING THAT GOT THE LP GOING

    INFLATION = FEDRESSYS INFLATING THE MONEY SUPPLY TO PARTLY FINANCE USA GOVT DEFICITS

    — ABOUT 25 PCT ANNUAL DEFICITS IN ALL PEACETIME YEARS SINCE 1931 — BOTH USA AND STATES/LOCALS REGIMES

    >>> NOW ABOUT 35 TRILLION USA DEBT AND 15-20 TRILLION STATES/LOCALS DEBT

    HYPER-INFLATION CRISIS POSSIBLE ANY SECOND – ESP WITH ANY WAR IN OIL AREA – ESP MID-EAST

  3. Richard winger What do you think will happen given all the judges are democrats?

    Thank you

  4. Read article in the Brooklyn Daily News entitled: “Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Appeals Ruling Kicking Him Off New York Ballot. 15 August 2024

  5. Read: “Campaign Issues Defiant Statement Announcing Appeal of Ballot Decision” (15 August 2024, Bedford-Katowah Patch)

    RFK JR. filed in the Nevada District Court For Clark County at Las Vegas a “Statement of Domicile in a State other than Nevada”, viz., State of New York. It was filed under NRS 41.193 and NRS 41.195. That law became effective on 1 October 1979.

    If one lost the Domicilary by Choice it does not jump to a new location, such as California. It goes backward to the Domicilary of Origin. Which in
    RFK Jr. Was the Commonwealth of Virgina, because his father made McLean, VA his Domicile by Choice which at the time of RFK Jr.birth in
    Washington, DC that was the Domicile of Robert F. Kennedy Sr.

    The Albany Judge did not apply either the law of New York or Virginia on the subject.

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