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To: Ray76

It most certainly does.

It gives Congress authority to certify the election. That *IMPLICITY* includes eligibility. Certification means that all parts of the electoral process are acceptable.

You’re confused because it’s a negative affirmation process. Make sure you know what that means before responding. Your arguments have been really sloppy and weak.


99 posted on 10/28/2013 3:01:01 PM PDT by Usagi_yo
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To: Usagi_yo

Did you read 3 USC Sec 15, where it says that Congress cannot reject any electoral votes that are properly certified by a State?

How the heck can Congress determine Presidential eligibility in a process where they simply HAVE TO ACCEPT whatever votes are properly certified BY THE STATES?


105 posted on 10/28/2013 3:07:04 PM PDT by butterdezillion (Free online faxing at http://faxzero.com/ Fax all your elected officials. Make DC listen.)
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To: Usagi_yo

You haven’t refuted them, only disputed them.


106 posted on 10/28/2013 3:07:27 PM PDT by Ray76
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