Chapter 25
All Your Law Are Belong To Us
Shen files an injunction to stop certification of the California election. Lawsuits wind their way through the court system for three weeks. The California Supreme Court oral arguments begin tomorrow.
Stock markets drop almost every day since the election. Markets hate uncertainty. At least, that’s the Wall Street opinion.
Voters fire so many Congress members, that they decide to cancel winter recess. Politicians must earn favors, before entering the private sector. They will work through the holidays to complete those favors.
One obstacle stands in their way. Democrats and Republicans cannot overcome their bitter mutual hatred. The two-party system locks itself in a death grip. Every bill adds a poison pill amendment, a rider clause so unaccep
