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Why is nobody talking about the 1878 Throckmorton SCOTUS Case? SCOTUS has set a precedent that says that "fraud vitiates everything", so if they prove the fraud in just one litigation case (they have many), then it's over. SPREAD THIS AROUND!!! (media.patriots.win)
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– dorsalmorsel 1 point ago +1 / -0

I think this indirectly applies even though it is based on contracts. Consider a situation where the SCOTUS tells a state that they didn't do signature matching and that they must go back and do it. The state comes back and says they burned all the envelopes... no signatures. The unvetted ballots are now swimming around in GenPop. What do you do? You pretty much have to declare all mail in ballots corrupted and therefore tossed out.

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