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ColinC

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8. No, there is nothing keeping her from resigning after the impeachment

Reply to JohnSJ (Reply #7)

Thu Sep 7, 2023, 03:02 PM

Sep 2023

And regardless of whether the justice is up for re-election, the ultimate goal of eliminating gerrymandering would likely have been achieved beforehand.

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Um ColinC Sep 2023 #1

Wouldn't the republicans do the same thing with any replacement? JohnSJ Sep 2023 #2

Maybe not, if that replacement had been rather uncommunicative. raging moderate Sep 2023 #3

Honestly only need to keep replacing until the ruling is finished ColinC Sep 2023 #4

If they impeach the justice is suspended, and the repukes would prevent it from going to JohnSJ Sep 2023 #5

If they impeach she is suspended from hearing cases but she can still resign ColinC Sep 2023 #6

Wouldn't that only apply if she resigns before the impeachment? Regardless, if the justice resigns JohnSJ Sep 2023 #7

No, there is nothing keeping her from resigning after the impeachment ColinC Sep 2023 #8

As a Wisconsinite let free the dogs of war Jamke Sep 2023 #9