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Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died at the age of 87.

And the presidential election gets amped up even more, with the Supreme Court immediately at stake.

New waldensia wrote:

Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died at the age of 87.

And the presidential election gets amped up even more, with the Supreme Court immediately at stake.

Protecting the Bill of Rights for another generation.

West Phoenicia wrote:

Welcome back Confederate Farmers

Thank you very ! much I sure do miss conservative nations.

Today I will engage in some papers I have to get done for college.

I decided because Fort Sumter doesn’t fire the first shots New York Mayor Fernando Wood engages in a minor coup against federal authorities. He successfully takes over seize Fort Lafayette and Fort Schuyler, in order to enable ships to continue to enter the harbor.

And he'd have the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and presumably more ships per mile of coast line than the Confederates did.

Now he would not fight fellow northerners ,but he could use these ships as a armed escort making sure New York City and the south trade profitably possibly with a free trade agreement until the fighting begins.

When Lincoln declares martial law NYC quickly returns under federal authority probably peacefully .

The forces return under union control and some people join Lincoln’s call for troops under New York states authority.

The fact I’m even letting them succeed in a coup is already stretching it.

New waldensia wrote:

Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died at the age of 87.

And the presidential election gets amped up even more, with the Supreme Court immediately at stake.

I believe Trump and the senate Republicans should appoint a new justice before January.

Libervalley wrote:

I believe Trump and the senate Republicans should appoint a new justice before January.

:clown:

Strongly support this resolution and urge an AYE vote by all RCNers: Pedagogical Freedom

Viridus wrote:

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This is what she would have wanted

Does this one work? (Fixed link in the quote)

New waldensia wrote:

1. That certainly would have sped things up, but capturing, much less holding, DC would be difficult.
2. Absolutely
3. That would be a tremendous mistake. Richmond was fairly exposed for a national capital, DC would have been untenable for the South.
4. Likely true

I'm reading a book right now that argues that even in April of 1865, the South had a chance - however slight - of victory. If a handful of different events had occurred during the close of the Petersburg siege and the recent to Appomattox, Lee could have escaped and reunited with Joe Johnston in North Carolina. Grant's supply lines were stretched in the pursuit of Lee. With Richmond fallen, it actually would have given the Southern armies much more flexibility in the field.

Alternatively, the author argues that if Lee had chosen guerilla warfare as Grant feared (very costly and hard to combat for the occupying forces, see Afghanistan and even Vietnam), the South could have won a peace agreement similar to other insurgent-type conflicts.

Well I have my most important paper 📝 do to day .., well the south would evacuate DC once Union troops started to advance. Them using the capital builds legitimacy abroad (particularly if there are other sessionists action ,

Lincoln will be seen as a warmonger if he isn’t willing to negotiate. This builds the peace movement and Abe doesn’t have much support because minus Yankeedom consisted of New England, Upper midd west , much of upstate New York.

The rest Of America were willing to let the Deep South go

Lincoln would probably end up actually vetoing peace proposals, but the longer the armistice the higher chances for Union recognition
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is destroying the capital buildings even necessary to get Britain or France to enter the war? as they see the union government has collapsed already , but with dc buildings being destroyed that gives them that picture completely the north has collapsed

The 2020 election is shaping up to be quite the crap-show. In Pennsylvania between the courts and election officials, officials are not allowed to reject mailed in ballots over signature problems[1] and judges are required to accept and count ballots through the Friday after election, regardless of the postmark.[2] Also in Pennsylvania, the court kicked the Green Party off the ballot on a technical foul, refusing the party an opportunity to correct the error.[3] For the record the Green Party cost Al Gore Florida and the Presidency in 2000.

In Michigan, ballots postmarked the day before the election must be counted for the next two weeks after the election which really complicates certifying the results.[4]

Democrats have been publicly and loudly vowing their intentions to thoroughly litigate the results of the 2020 election if it goes against them. These are just the opening shots. Lawgivers in other blue states are making noises about further shenanigans and movement of the election goal posts.

The 2020 election stands to make the 2000 election look like a cake walk.

With all that in mind, there is a better than even chance, at least some part of this election will end up in with the Supreme Court. Probably on an emergency hearing basis.

I don't think there is any way we should go into election day one justice light on the high court. What do you think?

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[1] https://apnews.com/fc464c287c18823ff57fedc13facf7e5
[2] https://www.npr.org/2020/09/17/914160122/pennsylvania-supreme-court-extends-vote-by-mail-deadline-allows-drop-boxes
[3] https://www.inquirer.com/politics/clout/green-party-presidential-candidate-off-pennsylvania-ballot-20200917.html
[4] https://www.freep.com/story/news/politics/elections/2020/09/18/absentee-ballot-mail-michigan-election-2020-usps/3492609001/

Fluvannia wrote:

2020 UNION CUP FINAL (home team in bold)

Sun. Sept. 20 -- Game 4
Ritter Colosseum, Henrietta, Co. Monroe
Rochester Tigers 8, Appleton Bears 1

RCT leads APL 3-1

Info post: page=rmb/postid=40247030

Ayy what a blowout!

Paper 📝 is submitted and in the morning i’m going to go celebrate and get a milkshake. As the session is cool I’m stretching it but wood does have powerful people he controls https://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/01/06/first-south-carolina-then-new-york/

It is unreasonable that New York City should fight against the north during the rebellion civil war. NYC would quickly reenter the union with full state pardons to any crimes during Lincoln’s would be proclamation of rebellion.

Get hyped for N-Day! page=region_history/region=army_of_freedom