Our current government organization is predicated on XVIII-century information speed. We need to make referendum the corner stone of modern democracy at the local level, but also above. I revere the Constitution but it becomes abundantly clear that elected officials do not respect It. So time for the people to speak again.
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They didn’t have the political cover to do it. That’s the fault of the state legislatures. We have a bunch of cuck faggots running around larping as lawmakers that wouldn’t do what needed to be done in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and in Michigan. Don’t get me wrong there were a few good ones but a lot of them decided they would rather hide in the corner and fellate themselves than do what’s right. This is true before and after the election. I’m not going to lay the blame completely on the senators. I find it far more reprehensible that a lot of them threw Trump under the bus over the capitol fiasco than I do certifying the election.
We don't even know the "good ones" weren't just playacting at this point, to give us the illusion our voice was being heard.