You know, I don`t think so and here`s why. You know, there`s no Lancaster way to interpret the law. There`s no Erie way to interpret the law or a Scranton way or a Philadelphia way or Berks County way to read the law. What the justices did was look at the laws written by the legislature and interpret the law and they did so fairly, ensuring that every single vote was counted.
Kenyatta discusses the importance of fair judicial interpretation and the Republican Party's attempts to change the election process.
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