The state legislatures always retain their plenary authority to appoint electors.

The US Const. does not say "as the legislature may by law direct", it says "as the legislature may direct".

There is no requirement in the US Const. that state legislatures conduct elections, or bind themselves to the results thereof, only that they, and they alone, direct the appointment of electors.

Read the amici brief of the Florida Senate and House in Bush v Palm Beach County Canvassing Board - https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/docs/11-28_leg_brief.pdf   later in Bush v Gore.

The Pennsylvania resolution is a joke. They resolve to urge others to take action: the Secretary of the Commonwealth, the Governor, and the United States Congress. Typical weak RINO decepticon bullshit.

It is impossible to determine the election outcome, and it is false virtue for a legislator to claim they are following the "will of the people", as some states' legislators do. They appear eager to place their imprimatur on a corrupted election, on the disenfranchisement of voters. They're fools.

The election in Penn. has been made a hash. The state could attempt to "cure the ballot box" by removing from the count all ballots not cast in accordance with a state's lawful legislated acts and constitution, but they have not. Since the popular vote winner can not be accurately determined because the ballot boxes were stuffed the legislature should appoint the electors. It's the only reasonable course.

The legislature would not be disenfranchising voters, a stuffed ballot box disenfranchises voters. Democrat lawsuits, judges, and administrators who've collectively stuffed the ballot box are the responsible party. They are responsible for electoral disorder. They are responsible for disenfranchisement. They and they alone.

Either we are a nation ruled by law, or the United States exists in name only - ruled over by those who have illegally obtained power. God help us.

The state legislatures always retain their plenary authority to appoint electors.

The US Const. does not say "as the legislature may by law direct", it says "as the legislature may direct".

There is no requirement in the US Const. that state legislatures conduct elections, or bind themselves to the results thereof, only that they, and they alone, direct the appointment of electors.

Read the amici brief of the Florida Senate and House in Bush v Palm Beach County Canvassing Board - https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/docs/11-28_leg_brief.pdf   later in Bush v Gore.

The Pennsylvania resolution is a joke. They resolve to urge others to take action: the Secretary of the Commonwealth, the Governor, and the United States Congress. Typical weak RINO decepticon bullshit.

It is impossible to determine the election outcome, and it is false virtue for a legislator to claim they are following the "will of the people", as some states' legislators do. They appear eager to place their imprimatur on a corrupted election, on the disenfranchisement of voters. They're fools.

The election in Penn. has been made a hash. The state could attempt to "cure the ballot box" by removing from the count all ballots not cast in accordance with a State's legislated acts, but they have not. Since the popular vote winner can not be accurately determined because the ballot boxes were stuffed the legislature should appoint the electors. It's the only reasonable course.

The legislature would not be disenfranchising voters, a stuffed ballot box disenfranchises voters. Democrat lawsuits, judges, and administrators who've collectively stuffed the ballot box are the responsible party. They are responsible for electoral disorder. They are responsible for disenfranchisement. They and they alone.

Either we are a nation ruled by law, or the United States exists in name only - ruled over by those who have illegally obtained power. God help us.