The Rudy Giuliani School of Law

As any conlaw expert knows, the correct answer to this question, asked of Lin Wood's attorney in the GA election recount case, is "normal due process." cc @RMFifthCircuit @rickhasen @Popehat https://t.co/TOMW4nG64a

— Sean Hecht (@seanhecht) November 19, 2020

The following is not technically a Trump suit, as it was brought by a private party.

Grimberg calls their standing theory "creative."

— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) November 19, 2020

Plaintiff's lawsuit "does not have merit," the judge says.

— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) November 19, 2020

There's no constitutional right to monitor an election, the judge adds.

— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) November 19, 2020

The judge who brushed off this ridiculous challenge to Trump's loss in Georgia is Steven Grimberg.

Judge Grimberg was appointed to the federal district court for the northern district of Georgia in September 2019 by Donald Trump. https://t.co/UYAokfWf2K

— Steven Mazie (@stevenmazie) November 19, 2020

Georgia is expected to certify their vote tomorrow.

JUST IN: Georgia SOS Brad Raffensperger tells @JustinGrayWSB that there is "no doubt" that Joe Biden has won the state and that he expects results to be certified tomorrow.

— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) November 19, 2020

My editors asked me to check whether it was in fact hair dye. https://t.co/GOlKQDKUA3

— Jonah Bromwich (@Jonesieman) November 19, 2020

My guess is motor oil.And to enjoy that dismissal in Georgia, this happened in that hearing:

Trumpalos don't just not want black people to be able to vote; they don't want them participating in cases about whether they're allowed to votehttps://t.co/tHPGyH3orN

— HatKnows/CanSmellCrime (@Popehat) November 19, 2020

Why Trump Is Not Leaving D.C. for Thanksgiving:

NEW: Multiple Trump campaign officials tell @reuters the president's strategy for staying in power despite losing the election is to persuade state legislatures to do what their voters did not and simply declare him the winner. https://t.co/wfZEsf0KLB pic.twitter.com/gN4KQg0DWt

— Brad Heath (@bradheath) November 19, 2020

He might as well go to Florida. That's not a thing.  It's opposed by the Constitution, Federal statutes, and state laws.  He really doesn't have the powers he thinks he has.