Ryan Godfrey: The Constitution has nothing to say about political parties or how their candidates are chosen, though.

This piece is maddeningly sparse on specifics, when it's easy to think of viable hypotheticals Example: ➡️ Find just 1 person in any Fifth Circuit state claiming they voted for Biden ➡️ File suit claiming Ds nominating anyone who was not the primary winner violates the Guarantee Clause 1/

This almost certainly won’t work but: www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...

Right-Wingers Plan to Make it Difficult for Democrats to Replace Bidenwww.rollingstone.com If Democrats want to choose a new nominee, experts don’t believe the Heritage Foundation can stop them — but that may not be the point.

Historically, Guarantee Clause claims – the portion of the Constitution guaranteeing to states "a republican form of government" – have been thrown out as non-justifiable political questions And yet... 2/

The Constitution has nothing to say about political parties or how their candidates are chosen, though.

Fed soc judges don’t care what the constitution says

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