BREAKING: Wisconsin Candidates for Office Call for Decertification of 2020 Election Based on Maladministration of Election Due to the Use of Unconstitutional Drop Boxes

The Gateway Pundit ^ | July 12, 2022 at 2:00pm

[Dr. Franklin]

I have long maintained that Trump's big mistake was recognizing the 2020 Congressional elections as legitimate, and not invoking the Insurrection Act to call out the militia to count the actual ballots, or provide security for the Dept. of Homeland Security did, etc. How many Congressional seats were stolen in the Big Steal? The two GA senate seats along with those in AZ and MI for sure. In WI, the 3rd Congressional District was won by just 10,346 votes. Looking further at those results, the Dem lost five of eight counties with the margin of victory mostly supplied by Eau Claire County. The problem is that with a Dem AG, nothing will happen officially from the office holder who should act. That leaves the losing candidates and ordinary voters to attempt litigation to compel action. A writ of quo warranto could be filed in D.C., but how much faith does anyone have in the same judges sentencing the January 6th protesters to fix the rigged election?

[Jewbacca]

I agree with them, but it’s hardly “breaking”.

We were cheated, but they got away with it. The train left the station.

[convoter2016]

The main stream media repeats the narrative that there is no evidence of widespread fraud. Even Bill Barr said so in his testimony to the January 6 committee. However ABC and CBS don’t seem to want to report that the Wisconsin supreme court has ruled that certain drop boxes were illegal. I also conclude that drop boxes were “widespread” in Wisconsin. I’ve watched clips of the January 6 committee and they don’t want witnesses to talk about the Wisconsin Supreme Court decision on drop boxes.

[Savage Beast]

Quick! Somebody notify the Supreme Court justices!

They've been trying to think of an excuse to reconsider their misguided decision not to look at the evidence of massive, co-ordinated fraud in the 2020 Election ever since they themselves became threatened by the results of their looking the other way!

Curious how civic-minded one becomes when one's own welfare is threatened.

[ducttape45]

If this article came from anywhere else but the Gateway Pundit, it might hold some credibility.

[Reily]

Anyway, it’s just candidates generating publicity for themselves. If they get elected maybe, they’ll do something.

[FreeReign]

Where do you see anything in the Constitution about “Presidential elections”, “voting for President”, or “rules for State Legislatures appointing their Electors”?

There is something in the Constitution about being guaranteed to every state a republican form of government.

[Wuli]

It might be popular and win some votes but there is no legal process, regarding the outcoomes of elections for federal office, to decertiy an election that has been cerfified all the way up to and including Congress.

And one Congress cannot even uncertify what a prior Congress has cerfified. The Constitution provides no Constitutional process or timeframe for what some propose and want to see.

[FreeReign]

And one Congress cannot even uncertify what a prior Congress has cerfified.

Any legal document based on fraud is not valid. Contracts, certifications...etc.

[Wuli]

That’s nice “contract theory” but it is out of place verus the Constitution and how federal elections are brought to a certified conclusion. There is no Constitutional provision for certifying them and possibly, two years later, turn around and uncertify them. Maybe that was an error of the founders, but it’s the reality.

[ProudGOP]

I have long maintained that Trump's big mistake was recognizing the 2020 Congressional elections as legitimate, and not invoking the Insurrection Act to call out the militia to count the actual ballots

Seriously? For the most part, once the fraudulent ballots are mixed with the regular ballots, you can't tell the difference so a recount ends up with pretty much the same result.

So what would that have accomplished?

[Jim Noble]

There is something in the Constitution about being guaranteed to every state a republican form of government.

Yes there is.

Obviously, the creators of the Constitution did not regard State Legislatures appointing electors without people voting as a contradiction to a republican form of government.

[maddog55]

Means nothing and changes nothing, just sounds good.

[SunkenCiv]

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