[Dr. Franklin]

There is no precedence for so called "overturning the Presidential election." It isn't in the Constitution. It cannot be done. Something must be done but not that.

Uh, so where do we find a right to have abortions in the U.S. Constitution? At common law having children our of wedlock was the crime of bastardy. So, that's a real head scratcher. Oh, and while we are at it, where does the U.S. Constitution state that homosexual have the right to get married contrary to thousands of years of human history? Polygamy has a stronger argument based on history and acceptance by other cultures.

"It can't be done" is a quitter's motto. Because an election was never known to have been successfully hacked by a conspiracy of foreigners and Big Tech doesn't mean that nothing can be done once it is proved to have happened. The strength of the common law system is its flexibility. It readily adapts to new problems, and fashions remedies, far better than the rigid civil code systems. If the case is made, we should expect SCOTUS to act.

[higgmeister]

Prayers up to Saint Jude if you're Catholic.  

"Saint Jude is venerated as the "patron saint of lost causes"."

It is so very lame that you come back at me with evil Leftist Democrat violations of the Constitution as if that would make your lost cause justifiable.   /sigh