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Ever since election day, President Trump has made it clear that he would not accept the will of the voters

and allow Joe Biden to move into his house.

Instead, he promised to fight the election results in court, where he was sure that he could count on his hand-picked Supreme Court justices to rule in his favor.

Well, over the weekend, Trump got a reality check.

The Supreme Court deals a crushing blow to President Trump and his attempt to overturn the election.

The lawsuit was attempting to nullify electoral votes from four states that Joe Biden won, Georgia, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.

The response to the lawsuit came in the first sentence, denied for lack of standing under Article 3 of the Constitution,

saying that Texas did not have an interest in the manner which another state conducts its elections.

The president had repeatedly said that he wanted his case to go to the high court, particularly after he had appointed a third justice.

But the justice has decided that he didn't even want to hear the case, essentially saying that the state of Texas, Texas, which filed the

suit, had no business suing over another state's election.

And now, Mr. Trump's legal options have effectively run out.

Man, I'm sorry, guys, but that is ice cold, like vaccine storing temperatures ice cold.

Because not only did the Supreme Court not even hear Trump's case, they announced to everyone that they weren't going to hear it.

I guess bad enough when someone sends you straight to voicemail, but imagine if they then went around telling everyone that they did it.

Yo, you see Donald try to call me? You want me hanging up on this bitch?

I'm about hanging up. I'm about hanging up.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, he gone.

Although, to be fair to the court, this is also such a weird case for them to get, because it's from Texas.

Texas suing a bunch of other states about how their elections went.

That's like telling the waiter that another table should have their food sent back.

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