Reliving Bush v. Gore

5-4

Prologue Projects

News Commentary, News, Government

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🗓️ 3 November 2020

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

The hosts reflect on a string of cases pertaining to the coming election, discuss the legacy of Bush v. Gore, and the significance of Justice Kavanaugh recently citing Justice Rehnquist’s infamous concurrence in the case. They then replay their original analysis of the 2000 election case that put George W. Bush in the White House.

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0:00.0	Well here are your number 949 George W. Bush and Richard Cheney versus Albert Gore at
0:07.0	out.
0:08.0	Hey everyone, this is Leon from Fiasco and Slowburn.
0:13.4	This week in honor of the election, we are rerunning the very first episode of 5-4,
0:18.2	Bush v. Gore.
0:19.4	But first, Peter, Rianne and Michael are talking about the recent court cases over mail-in
0:24.6	voting and what they tell us about how this election will go.
0:27.8	Plus, 9th Supreme Court ruled Wisconsin cannot count melden votes received after election
0:33.0	day.
0:34.0	North Carolina can count ballots up to 9 days after the election if they are clearly postmarked
0:39.6	by November 3rd.
0:41.0	In Pennsylvania, the decision is trickier, allowing ballots received by November 6th to be counted
0:46.8	for now.
0:47.9	But the court may clear they could be disputed later.
0:52.5	This is 5-4, a podcast about how much the Supreme Court sucks.
0:59.6	Welcome to a special edition of 5-4.
1:04.4	I am Peter, I'm here with Michael.
1:07.8	Hey everybody.
1:09.3	And Rianne.
1:10.3	Hello.
1:11.3	Happy election day.
1:13.3	Yay.
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