[Ancesthntr]

If the GA legislature doesn’t take back the certification, then there seems to be no logical way that the SCOTUS can allow the results to be certified given this (and many other documented cases of) fraud. SCOTUS should simply forbid certification by GA (and PA, so far), and either let their legislatures decide who the Electors will be or, failing that, simply have no votes. To allow the legitimate votes of legal voters to be diluted in this matter is a CLEAR and egregious violation of Equal Protection.

[JoSixChip]

SCOTUS should simply forbid certification by GA

You're assuming the SCOTUS will even hear the case. They have had the Pennsylvanian case in front of them at least 3 times. Twice they refused to hear it, this last case has been in front of them for days and still no response. The longer it takes for them to respond, the less likely it is that they will.

[libertylover]

either let their legislatures decide who the Electors will be or, failing that, simply have no votes

Do you mean Georgia would have no Electoral College votes? I doubt they do that and I don't think they should.

"Let their legislatures decide..." The state legislatures already have that power, they don't need to beg "Mother may I" from the Supreme Court.

[romanesq]

“If the GA legislature doesn’t take back the certification”

They can’t without a Special Session and Gov. Kemp and his pal SoS Ratfaceburger are blocking it and signature ballot matching.

Someone needs to start a big angry mob in GA.