The 3 brothers Raland, Deron, and Loy Brunson, who tried to put former President Donald Trump back in the office, have experienced yet another defeat as the Supreme Court dismissed their petition for the 2nd time.
On Tuesday, February 21, the court rejected the petition for Brunson v. Adams to be retried, making it much less likely that the Utah brothers will be successful in dismissing President Joe Biden. But Raland Brunson posted on Facebook the next day that they are also not giving up, writing: “(Second) Petition refused. Continuing with plan C. I will speak about that in the coming days. We have been putting a lot of time and effort into these methods, and there will be more.
“We recognize that this may be a challenging, important goal,” he added. Everyone in this country will benefit from the peace of mind which comes from understanding that the person of their choice will be committed as a result.
On Monday, January 9, the U.S. Supreme Court initially rejected the case by denying hearing Raland Brunson’s October 2022 petition without response. Regarding the court’s judgment on January 9, Brunson wrote on Facebook: “The petition was rejected. We are about to take the next step. A request for reevaluation. Keep going, everyone.”
