Also, it's worth noting that the legislature had given the authority over voting in PA to the Secretary of State. They are in the process of rescinding this.
Tell them they knowingly certified fraud. A person without ulterior motives would clearly see that there is enough going on here to at least warrant a thorough investigation.
Isn’t this akin to the line item veto? One branch cannot give up their Constitutional duty to another branch, which is why Congress couldn’t give their budgetary authority to the President.
Also, it's worth noting that the legislature had given the authority over voting in PA to the Secretary of State. They are in the process of rescinding this.
I know people are hopeful for this, but the House leadership has expressed no intention of holding a session to even hold a vote for it.
Justice David N. Wecht wrote: “Courts should not decide elections when the will of the voters is clear.”
Let this prick know that in the face of all this evidence of fraud, the will of the voters is NOT clear! You can send them your feedback here:
http://www.pacourts.us/comments-and-inquiries
Tell them they knowingly certified fraud. A person without ulterior motives would clearly see that there is enough going on here to at least warrant a thorough investigation.
Why waste our time?
The state legislature gave away their responsibility to the state executive. Separation of powers? Apparently not.
Them doing this type of thing is the reason the Governor and the courts are running all over them.
Isn’t this akin to the line item veto? One branch cannot give up their Constitutional duty to another branch, which is why Congress couldn’t give their budgetary authority to the President.
Welcome to the root of Michigan's fuckery