I MAY BE WRONG BUT IT’S HARD TO IMAGINE THE COURT WILL DO ANYTHING OTHER THAN “L

I MAY BE WRONG BUT IT’S HARD TO IMAGINE THE COURT WILL DO ANYTHING OTHER THAN “LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE”
I may be wrong in how the court will decide (I think it unlikely unless it’s very close). If I am then I will read the decision and the resulting opinions and determine if they used sound reasoning or erred.
IMO they are only taking on this case because the constitution is unclear in this matter and so is the law, and the consequences of ‘creating new law’ that allowed social construction of a claim of insurrection (court of public opinion constructed by media and political factions), would mean that the court would license future abuses on top of the present one.
In reality if they were to allow these matters to stand, the chance of civil war will have crossed the threshold, and the millions waiting for their opportunity will decide they have moral license.
I don’t see how the court can do anything but let the people decide.

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