Every single case that files a petition for a writ of certiorari gets taken to conference. That is standard operating procedure. Conference is where they decide if they will take it up or not. Mark my words: they will not vote to take this case. And I would bet they couldn’t get 1 vote to take it.

Just disconnect yourself from all the stuff they talk about - national security, election fraud, infiltration or whatever other stuff they are talking about. Then look specifically at their causes of action + why they got booted. This case can’t win. It is the product of someone who doesn’t know what they are doing. When you get kicked out for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, and you spend your entire argument to SCOTUS on the seriousness of the allegations and the need to bypass having a district court trial and just get SCOTUS to grant the relief you were seeking in the original lawsuit, you are either (1) retarded or (2) a troll. That isn’t how our system works.

SCOTUS is not going to hear any evidence on this case. Because evidence has zilch to do with subject matter jurisdiction. There is no reason that all of these people would be remotely worried about this case, nor would they be meeting suddenly because of it.