[patriotspride]

Bingo. If true direct violation of SC order.

Now we will see if they have any enforcement ability or order DOJ to do so

[Political Junkie Too]

Their enforcement ability depends on what argument is brought to them.

I've been saying that if the state legislature brings the argument that it is they who have the Constitutional authority to make election law, and not the elections officials, the governor, or the state courts, and that the election is so corrupted by their unconstitutional power grab as to be beyond trustworthy, then the only option for the court is to nullify the certification and let the legislature exercise its Article II Section 1 power to select the electors directly.

The way to do it is this:

1. Hold the recanvas and document the inconsistencies in the books.
2. Prove that it is systemic and not just a statistical anomaly. Name names of perpetrators and provide whistleblower testimony, if possible.
3. Argue in front of the Supreme Court that the Constitution provides for the remedy of the state legislature, acting as the representative of the people in a republic, to select the Electors in a failsafe situation, as long as the Court finds the management of the election to be so fraudulent and untrustworthy as to vote to decertify it.
4. Then have the GOP state legislatures meet to vote on the following:
   • Have their GOP legislature make a vote of no confidence in the outcome of the election, citing a) widespread non-compliance with the election laws as passed by the legislature, and b) numerous examples suspicious behavior in the counting of the votes.
   • Have a second vote to express the sentiment of the legislature that the people of their state intended to vote for President Trump.
   • Have a third vote to exercise their Article II Section 1 power to appoint the Trump slate of electors to the Electoral College.

Then let Biden take THAT to the Supreme Court.

-PJ