Gonna repost what I said in another thread since this one is about the Constitution. The Constitution will still allow us to win. It's our path top victory here...
We still have a winning hand, it just has to be played correctly. There were millions of votes cast illegally this election is multiple states, not just the four contested.
This is why the SC did not want to touch the Texas case, they knew Texas was right, the SC had just made the ruling about a month before this that it is unconstitutional, therefore illegal, for anyone other than state legislatures to enact or alter election laws.
State after state after state did so, which rendered millions of votes illegal.
There is no argument against that, it is cut and dried. This election was a farce and should not be allowed to stand. Even the State of Texas violated the US Constitution. Governor Abbot extended early voting. The Texas GOP said "um, you can't do that, only the state legislature can do that" and sued him to stop it. The Texas Supreme Court, incorrectly I might add, ruled in Abbot's favor and allowed him to extend early voting. All those votes are illegal and should not be counted. It's plain as day.
The key to winning is to continue to press the Texas case to the SC, but it has to be done by someone they would have to rule as "having standing". As Sidney Powell said, "Well, if Texas doesn't have standing someone does".
So where we stand now is, either we obey the law of the land as established by the US Constitution, or we throw the law and the Constitution out the window. The only way to right this is a new election that is done so by the law as established by the US constitution. I will not participate however in another election done by electronic voting. That is another major issue that must be addressed.
All very good except there is no legal basis for another election for POTUS. (Other Offices, maybe; I agree it would be a good idea)
The only legal remedy is to throw out the popular vote entirely, and have State legislators vote for electors as the US Constitution provides, or determine what an honest vote count would have been. I live in WI and I can tell you, in this State that's not possible.
Gonna repost what I said in another thread since this one is about the Constitution. The Constitution will still allow us to win. It's our path top victory here...
We still have a winning hand, it just has to be played correctly. There were millions of votes cast illegally this election is multiple states, not just the four contested.
This is why the SC did not want to touch the Texas case, they knew Texas was right, the SC had just made the ruling about a month before this that it is unconstitutional, therefore illegal, for anyone other than state legislatures to enact or alter election laws.
State after state after state did so, which rendered millions of votes illegal.
There is no argument against that, it is cut and dried. This election was a farce and should not be allowed to stand. Even the State of Texas violated the US Constitution. Governor Abbot extended early voting. The Texas GOP said "um, you can't do that, only the state legislature can do that" and sued him to stop it. The Texas Supreme Court, incorrectly I might add, ruled in Abbot's favor and allowed him to extend early voting. All those votes are illegal and should not be counted. It's plain as day.
The key to winning is to continue to press the Texas case to the SC, but it has to be done by someone they would have to rule as "having standing". As Sidney Powell said, "Well, if Texas doesn't have standing someone does".
So where we stand now is, either we obey the law of the land as established by the US Constitution, or we throw the law and the Constitution out the window. The only way to right this is a new election that is done so by the law as established by the US constitution. I will not participate however in another election done by electronic voting. That is another major issue that must be addressed.
All very good except there is no legal basis for another election for POTUS. (Other Offices, maybe; I agree it would be a good idea)
The only legal remedy is to throw out the popular vote entirely, and have State legislators vote for electors as the US Constitution provides, or determine what an honest vote count would have been. I live in WI and I can tell you, in this State that's not possible.