See my comment in the Buck’s County thread on the main forum.
When an agent of the Executive branch summarily changes Legislated rules, they have broken the Law.
Only the Legislature, in session, can change it’s Laws.
This runs deeper than just “separation of powers”.
The Legislature, as the true representatives of the people (republican form of government) is rightly harmed when this happens.
THEY have the true “standing” in an election abuse case.
The Legislature should file suit and enjoin the entire populous in Amicus status.
Curiously, none of the aggrieved Legislatures have said anything about this.
Yes, representatives, as agents of the people, should be filing. Really, anybody harmed should file as any US citizen has standing in my opinion, or at least any citizen in the given jurisdiction where the fraud was committed. But maybe the various legislatures like things just the way they are. A pseudo-balance of power when in reality, the country is very strongly conservative.
They’re in on the scam. One recalls McConnell claiming that 2020 was the most secure election we’ve had in this country - ever.