On May 9, 2025, a federal lawsuit was filed against the new Wyoming law that requires individuals who are registering to vote to include documents proving their citizenship. Equality State Policy Center v Wyoming Secretary of State, 1:25cv-117. Here is the Complaint.
The case is assigned to U.S. District Court Judge Scott W. Skavdahl, an Obama appointee.
Shocking.
How many birth certificates since 19 Apr 1775 / 4 July 1776 include the nation-state allegiance of the alleged father ???
Alleged father is, for once, a good point accidentally outputted by the spambot. Until modern genetic testing in the last few decades, the alleged father was frequently not the actual biological father.
Also, forced and or survival / extorted / situational sex was very common and not treated as any sort of crime or aberration, and birth control was not in any way reliable to the point where it practically did not exist.
That’s why Jewish inheritance, in an otherwise patriarchal religion and culture, is matrilineal. They knew better than to assume paternity. European Christian based tradition was less advanced in this respect.
Everything gets attacked in court, especially anything that’s any good. It also always gets attacked by the fake news – bs spin industrial complex all on behalf of the Pedo commie globalist lucifer cult.
If it weren’t for lawsuits, by now it truly would be impossible for any parties other than the Democratic and Republican Parties to be on the ballot. Before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1968 said the U.S. Constitution protects ballot access, we had seen three states make it literally impossible for new parties to get on the ballot. In 1901 the North Carolina legislature had defined a qualified party to be one that had polled over 50,000 votes for Governor in the 1900 gubernatorial election. In 1931 the Florida legislature had repealed all means for a new party to get on the ballot, and defined a party as something that had polled 30% in the last presidential election. In 1961 the Wyoming legislature repealed the ability of an independent candidate to have a party label other than “independent”, and because Wyoming had no separate procedure for a new party to qualify, and defined a qualified party as something that had polled 10% for US House in the last election, there was no way to qualify a new party.
Not all lawsuits are trash, but many are.