Posted on 11/27/2020 9:10:44 AM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
Not perfect, but it pretty clearly establishes that when the US Constitution says a state legislature "may determine" something, whether it's the process for choosing representatives or electors, they really mean "the state" may determine that thing.
It's almost impossible to imagine any state agreeing to ratify the US Constitution with a provision allowing a majority of the state legislature to unilaterally override that state's constitution.
Conor lamb as a Senator?
Yes! I have more than one thousand reporters working for me, Fox has a dozen or two. Same with NBC, CBS and ABC. CNN the same.
My network is much larger. It’s we the people. Not we the networks.
“The B-Team media is being left in the dust. Once upon a time, the MSM, FB, Google and Twitter could be a dam on a stream about information. Now, they are but a boulder in the Colorado River, with the rapids running right around them. There is a river of citizen reporters and keyboard warriors out there.”
They only cheated where they had to.
much less the election itself
Thanks again. My original comments on this thread are similar to this line of thinking. However, this or any other precedent is obviously not binding on the current USSC should they become further involved in this matter.
And the fact that the current election operation officials in the state did not follow the current USSC order to keep certain ballots separate from counting, may give them adequate cause to side with proposed remedies provided by the current state legislature, could it not? Thanks again.
Nope.
https://youtu.be/CVZLYXS_u6s?t=2100
The above link immediately goes to the 35:00 mark.
If you are on a desktop or laptop you can do this by
1. Stop YouTube at the time point you want.
2. Click ‘Share’.
3. In the popup window, go to the bottom left and click the box marked ‘Start at xx.00’ which is the time you stopped at.
4. Click ‘Copy’
you’re all set to send it to someone else and it’s ready to go at the very spot you want them to hear first.
Hear, hear!
Every single ‘news’ item I read these days, reads like an opinion piece.
Wonderful!!! :-)
Wonderful, amazing news!!!! :-)
Nicely presented: it’s an EXTREMELY strong case and hard even for the lawbreakers themselves to deny.
Did they really evict Republican watchers in ALL those swing states during that 5 hour period? I know about Pennsylvania and Georgia...did this also happen in Wisconsin and Michigan? I know in some states they kept them so far away they might as well not have been there, using the pandemic as an excuse: maybe that was Wisconsin.
You noticed? And then think about all the court rulings one reads these days.
Furthermore, even if the Pennsylvania does say so, how could the Pennsylvania constitution exceed the authority of the United States constitution?
If that were possible, then Texans need to make some amendments to the Texas constitution banning abortion, removing exemptions for Facebook, Twitter, Google, etc... and correcting a whole bunch of other things! Texans seem to pass constitutional amendments almost every other election cycle.
Cool!... thanks!
> hopefully with the death of the Democrat Party.
I really want to see some lawbreakers serving prison time at the very least. May God do it.
They have been breaking the purported 11th commandment established in the movies for far too long: “Thou shalt not get away with it!” ;-)
Also AKA: RATagandists.
Anything won by fraud is invalid. Law cannot establish fraud.
The Phoenix cheat will be revealed when the set aside ballot numbers which were transferred as accepted votes for Biden. The 'green button' scam was perpetrated by the forced use of Sharpie markers. EVERY state that has been given to biden should be examined for the application of the cheat algorithm. The methodology is a feature of the SOFTWARE program used in the machines.
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