Bush v Gore, where the US Supreme Court waded into the subject of a state's handling of elections, is considered one of the weakest of Supreme Court precedents. Many constitutional experts have said it would be unlikely for Supreme Court to ever want to revisit a situation where an election hangs on the decisions of unelected judges. Today the US Supreme Court reiterated they do not want to position themselves as the role of kingmaker, no matter how indirectly. So be it.

But what this means in practical terms is that whatever happens as a result of a legislative process--NO MATTER HOW UNORTHODOX OR UNUSUAL--will be allowed to stand. Nobody will be able to run to court for relief because it will be denied.

Remember those memes about Mike Pence pulling out an extra box of electors from under a table? It could literally happen and Democrats would have no recourse because the Supreme Court will not get involved. But we obviously aren't going to cheat like dirty stinking Democrats so what else could Pence do?

What about rejecting electors from states with pending allegations of fraud? What about deciding in his role as President of the Senate to hold a simple majority vote of whether alternate slates of electors should be allowed? What about allowing a motion to delay the counting of electors a month so the truth about Biden corruption plays out?

The potential is now limitless because no matter what Mike Pence does, the US Supreme Court has signaled that Article III (the courts) will not get involved in Article II (legislative) affairs surrounding an election.

So ultimately, the future of this country will be in the hands of Mike Pence. If so many electors are set aside that it becomes impossible for either candidate to reach 270, then it falls back to the House to vote by state delegation where there are currently 27 Republican legislatures and 23 Democrat.

Mike Pence has proven to be one of Trump's most loyal and faithful supporters. I believe if there is anything that can be done to right this injustice, Pence will have both the courage and conviction to do it.