Yesterday in a rare move within the US Supreme Court, three justices recused themselves

from a case related to the 2020 presidential election.

Specifically, all three of the liberal justices on the court, Elina Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor,

as well as Katange Brown Jackson, all three of them recused themselves from a lawsuit that's

currently on the Supreme Court docking.

Although this whole thing requires a bit of back story.

All the way back in the year 2021, a man from Utah named Roland Bronson filed a massive lawsuit against hundreds of members of Congress.

His central claim was that they violated their oath of office by not investigating allegations of election fraud prior to certifying the election winner.

The list of respondents in the case was rather long. In fact, it was 388 names long,

however, because Congresswoman Alma Adams from North Carolina appeared

alphabetically first, the case was given the title Brunson versus Adams. Now obviously,

this is a rather unorthodox type of lawsuit where Mr Brunson was making the

central argument that quote avoiding an investigation of how Biden won the

election is an act of treason and an act of levying war against the US

Constitution which violated my

unfettered right to vote in an honest and fair election and as such it

wrongfully invalidated my vote. And ultimately he was seeking the very lofty

remedy of having Joe Biden,

Kamla Harris, as well as the hundreds of members of Congress removed from office.

Now as you would imagine the lawsuit was dismissed by both the lower courts as well as the appeals court.

However, Mr. Brunson then appealed the case all the way up to the US Supreme Court,

who back in January of last year likewise rejected his petition.

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