U.S. Supreme Court Denies Barr Request for Louisiana Ballot Access

October 7th, 2008

On October 7, the U.S. Supreme Court denied Bob Barr’s application for a place on the Louisiana ballot. The U.S. Supreme Court has not granted an injunction, putting anyone on a ballot, since October 1990, when it ordered Cook County, Illinois, to put the Harold Washington Party on the ballot for county office.

9 Responses to “U.S. Supreme Court Denies Barr Request for Louisiana Ballot Access”

  1. Jonathan Says:

    wow McCain is desperate, I am so upset
    http://www.nolanchart.com/article5127.html
    more than ever I will work as hard as I can to convince people not to vote for McBama and I don’t care which Third Party candidate they pick

  2. Demo Rep Says:

    One more losing case by the armies of MORON lawyers for third party candidates and independents — doing the same old stupid stuff and getting the same old results — the very definition of legal INSANITY — if not ACTUAL insanity.

    Separate is NOT equal.

    Much too difficult for MORON lawyers to understand — and the many juveniles and *experts* on this list.

    The W-A-R for Democracy continues — regardless of MORONS and the party hack Supremes.

  3. Casual Observer Says:

    Based on the 2000 and 2004 elections, it’s a loss of about 3,000 votes for the Libertarian ticket.

  4. Coming back to the LP Says:

    This is amazingly bad news.

    The US Supreme Court is obviously a fascist-socialist institution.

    Of course, at least one member was picked because he had promised to vote against ballot access for third parties. And, so far, he has the worst record, a 100% anti-democratic voting record on the court.

  5. Eric Prindle Says:

    What on earth does “separate is not equal” have to do with this case?

  6. Coming back to the LP Says:

    We have a troll living among us. His life is separate from us and his IQ is quite low and therefore not equal to ours.

  7. Demo Rep Says:

    #5 For non-MORONS –

    Separate is NOT equal was NOT brought up in the first *modern* ballot access cases in the Supremes in 1968.

    Result – a mere 40 years of armies of MORON lawyers losing ballot access cases for third party and independent candidates in the Supremes.

    The obvious equal remedy -

    Equal nominating petitions for all candidates for the same office in the same area — with equal/same deadlines, petition checking, etc. etc.

    Sorry – third party and independent candidates can NOT get on the ballots easier than D/R candidates.

    Sorry – separate is NOT equal must be brought up in each original case. It is TOO LATE if brought up in appeals.

    On to 2010 and 2012 ballot access cases — hopefully with fewer lawyer MORONS involved.

  8. ralph a. applegate Says:

    Yes, these are relevant words:dumber than average,untested low IQ’s, fascist,socialist,morons,equal signatures for all, same deadlines for all, same fees for all. It is very doubtful that lawyers and/or judges will get any smarter in 4 more years, or at any time. Judge Sargus said my case was not “moot” and actually believes I will go thru this “crap” one more time in 2010, and I have no idea why he believes I would do that, knowing the fascist bent of our courts?

  9. Brandon H. Says:

    “Of course, at least one member was picked because he had promised to vote against ballot access for third parties. And, so far, he has the worst record, a 100% anti-democratic voting record on the court.”

    Which Justice was that?