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To: Dr. Franklin
What is the remedy for an illegal election?

The judge acted correctly. A court can only determine whether an election was UNLAWFUL for failing to follow the state's election laws. It cannot prescribe a remedy due to the 'plenary powers' state legislatures have with respect to election laws.

30 posted on 03/17/2021 9:26:48 AM PDT by RideForever (We are born to be tested ...)
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To: RideForever
The judge acted correctly. A court can only determine whether an election was UNLAWFUL for failing to follow the state's election laws. It cannot prescribe a remedy due to the 'plenary powers' state legislatures have with respect to election laws.

Rights without remedies aren't really rights. Common law courts have powers for dealing with issues like this. These issues should have been addressed prior to certifying the election, or immediately thereafter. Doing nothing just showed contempt for the law and the very concept of open, free and fair elections which are required for a government to be a republic.
31 posted on 03/17/2021 9:33:43 AM PDT by Dr. Franklin ("A republic, if you can keep it.")
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To: RideForever
-. A court can only determine whether an election was UNLAWFUL for failing to follow the state's election laws. It cannot prescribe a remedy due to the 'plenary powers' state legislatures have with respect to election laws.

Right once you cheat to get in power you can stay in because you have all the power to stay in power since only you have anything to say about who won.

47 posted on 03/17/2021 2:39:27 PM PDT by itsahoot (The election was stolen and there isn't a dang thang you can do about it. Put on your mask and smile)
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