Texas v. Pennsylvania: There are Times When it is Really Painful to be Right

The Supreme Court's ruling is a shocking and cowardly cop out that guarantees the realization of Stalin's dictum: “It’s not who votes that counts – it’s who counts the votes.”

by Dr. Jack Wheeler
December 14, 2020

I woke up early Saturday morning to learn that while I was asleep, the Supreme Court had become the Coward Court dismissing Texas v Pennsylvania with a nonsense cop out called “lack of standing.” Never mind that the Constitution requires the Supreme Court to take cases between states. What does the Constitution matter?

That was 36 hours ago and I remain paralyzed with shock. By the time you read this on Monday (12/14), thanks to the Coward Court all the news will be about an Electoral College Vote Fraud making the Dem theft of the presidency official.

Maybe there’s still some hope that POTUS can triumph in the final Electoral vote count by Congress on January 6.  Yet many of my readers have reminded me of what I wrote 21 months ago, in March 2019.  It made a lot of people really mad at me at the time, but now, in re-reading it myself, what I feel is real torment, real pain over realizing that I had been right all along when I didn’t want to be.

As we t…