Friday, September 19, 2014

McDaniel steps up to the plate & files appeal.

State Senator filed his appeal to the Mississippi Supreme Court tonight.  Today was the deadline for filing such appeals.  The brief is posted below.







28 comments:

Anonymous said...

Naturally. The next round of solicitations will begin in 3... 2... 1...

Anonymous said...

The Jones County Embarrassment and his merry band of Tea Party Extremists could learn a lot from Alex Salmond and the Yes Campaign this morning.

Anonymous said...

This will really set off that psych job Adam. Kingfish chum$$$ the waters again! Cha-ching!!!

Anonymous said...

That's right, you Republicrats keep up your howling against Chris McDaniel and your enemies, the Tea Party. At best you are alienating a large group of Republican voters. At worst you are turning a lot of them to vote for Travis Childers, but then again maybe that is what you were trying to do in the first place. Hmmmm? Sounds like a Democrat strategy to me!

Anonymous said...

7:17am Thank you for admitting that The Tea Party members don't see themselves as Republicans.

toejangle said...

I hope McDaniel wins his challenge and maybe we can get back to an honest Republican party instead of a party that acts like Democrats---I am a life long Republican and I am ashamed of the Pelosi style of election politics they used to influence this election.

Anonymous said...

Sounds more like you are a Democrat.

frogger said...

you can't stop the 'train of truth' from coming now....look, we can't even FIND courthouse cause it don't exist! that's voter fraud--right there. no one voted--just made that up....first senator..then president...yup...

Anonymous said...

How long before Chris and the team start asking for canned goods and gently worn clothing?

Anonymous said...

"Pelosi style" = "treating black Americans as citizens "?

Don't worry. Cochran got what he needed from them. Gratitude isn't on his mind. In fact, he's probably forgotten all abut it.

Anonymous said...

"At best you are alienating a large group of Republican voters. "

Sorry to spoil tour delusion, but you are NOT a large group of anything. Shut up and go away.

And 7:39 - news flash - black people are allowed to vote now. Get over it. McD is chair of the Senate Committee on Elections and had plenty of time to try to deprive them of that right before the election. Everybody but the MS Tea Party is glad he didn't.

The Tea Party started out as a great idea, centered on limited government and lower taxes. In MS it devolved into a racist cabal led by a Messianic loon and charlatan.

Anonymous said...

Here's hoping that McDaniel is shunned in the state senate and that any bill that passes his election reform committee is never called to the floor. What's sad is that people still believe this guy is U.S. Senate material. But then people still watch Jimmy Swaggert all these years later and still send him their rent money.

Anonymous said...

At least the media is finally putting the proper headline on this story. From MSNewsNow.com:
"Loser to Sen. Thad Cochran files appeal arguments"

Anonymous said...

7:17am Thank you for admitting that The Tea Party members don't see themselves as Republicans.

Well, when you think about it -- admittedly a struggle in your case, that ought to scare the shit out of you because if it is true the Republicans in Mississippi are about to return to the wilderness because they can't win general elections without the McDaniel voters. Period.

Anonymous said...

Pity the poor law clerk who actually has to read all 49 pages of these tedious excuses. The fact that McD can not set forth one powerful argument, but has to take 49 meandering pages of multiple attempts to try to make something stick, shows he has a weak case. Hope the SCt will keep the affirmation short and powerful just as Judge Hollis did in just a few pages.

Anonymous said...

8:23am But what happens to the movement if Cochran wins the general election by roughly the same percentage as if all this had never happened? Just as a precaution, is it possible McDaniel might come out shortly before the election and make some half-hearted statement about unity so it can't be proved that he doesn't still have this huge following. It's sort of like the binder of "evidence" - if you never have to prove it (i.e. file the challenge way too late), you're always and forever right.

Anonymous said...

Have these clowns named ONE SINGLE PERSON who voted in the Democratic primary and again in the Republican runoff? Anyone at all?

Anonymous said...

JC. I stopped reading the statement of issues at issue 1. His lawyers managed to turn 1 legitimate issue into 8.

Kingfish said...

Made money off both sides. I have an open door policy as I'm a capitalist pig. Don't see you saying the same thing to WLBT, WJTV, WDAM, the Clarion-Ledger, or WLOX. Media bigot.

Anonymous said...

"His lawyers managed to turn 1 legitimate issue into 8."

8 "legitimate" issues?? They must be better lawyers than people think they are.

Anonymous said...

Alex Salmond: "It is time to accept the settled vote of the people."

Chris McDaniel, Mitch Tyner: "The election was stolen"; "There was ballot box stuffing, you name it...." [none of which was even pled with the required particularity].

What a difference between British and Caledonian grace, and free State of Jones defiance of democratic results.



Anonymous said...

The comments from McDaniel 'tea party' types always surprise me at just how in flexible their thinking is. It's always "I'm right, anyone that doesn't 100% agree with me, is not only wrong, but a lying, communist, bedwetter scared of a REAL conservative like me. And if I don't get my way I'm going to do everything in my power to make sure you lose, even though I agree with you about almost everything. I'd rather see the Democrat party (for some reason they can't say 'Democrats' or "Democratic') win than admit you RINOs won the primary."

And their continual assertion that 'they are ashamed of the current batch of Republicans because only Democrats cheat' is just strange. Really, that sentiment seems to turn up any time the forum comments go past around 8 responses.

There are probably more rational Tea Party people out there, but I guess they've already decided to move on, and it's only the true die hards that continue to comment.

Anonymous said...

Scary to think this guy might have been a U.S. Senator. Think about it. If his lawsuit pleading is correct, Mississippi does not have a clearly established limit on the time to contest party primary results. If that's true, the state legislature has failed to protect voters and a legislative remedy is obviously needed. And this stupid clown is Chairman of the "Elections" committee and never tried to address the problem. Did he not know this problem existed while he was collecting money as a member of the state senate? Why didn't he fix it? Having another prima donna in the U.S. Senate is just what we need.

CHOKE on my BAG said...

You're not inflexible at all, right 11:26? Are you admitting that you could be wrong or are you sure that you are right?

Anonymous said...

@11:39, if we accept McD's argument, that there is no time limit for challenging elections, I'm going to go back and challenge his first election to the state senate.

Anonymous said...

I've got the music all lined up to read this. It starts with Talking Heads Burning Down The House.

Anonymous said...

Word on the street is William Winter is filing an amicus brief in support of McDaniel. He allegedly has some new information on the 84' election. If Chris wins on the no time limit to appeal argument then Winter is going to move to set aside the 84' results. Musgrove is supposed to represent Winter in a suit against Cochran and Treasury to recover lost wages (with interest, of course).

Anonymous said...

12:18pm Everyone who reads your post knows you are illogical.

The reaction isn't to KF's report but to McDaniel's suit.







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