Media is Bizarre on Bush-Gore Race

[Justin Schwartz]

It's hard to see how the Supremes would get to decide. The only federal case 
I am aware of is an equal protection challenge to hand recounting in some 
conties but not others. The district judge quite properly threw that 
out--it's skam dunk. The 11C is conservative, but in the ordinary course 
that should make them more likely to reject a no-good equal protection 
challenge. I doubt whether the Supremes would take the case iff the 11C did 
what it's supposed it. If it doesn't, that is, if the 11C reverses the 
ditrict court, the S.Ct probably would take it, but only to reverse. --jks


>
> >The media is acting very strange with its not-so-subtle drumbeat for Gore
>to
> >concede the race.
>[clip]
> >-- Nathan Newman
> >
>
>I haven't noticed this. But I think you're right in suggesting that Gore
>wins. No matter who gets the most votes, it's going to be decided in the
>courts and since the Dems are dominant on the Florida Supreme Court, 
>they'll
>win there. If the U.S. Supreme Court gets to decide, that would be special
>and I'd lean towards the dyslexic one.
>
>legalistically,
>Peter
>
>

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