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To: Enlightened1

Constitutionally, the state legislatures have the power to check the federal government. Either the election gets decertified, or we push for an Article V Constitutional Convention to pass constitutional amendments and remove from office those who permitted this sham of an election and the resulting illegitimate government.


6 posted on 10/04/2021 6:00:30 PM PDT by Dr. Franklin ("A republic, if you can keep it." )
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To: Dr. Franklin

Sounds good to me!


18 posted on 10/04/2021 6:51:14 PM PDT by Mr. N. Wolfe
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To: Dr. Franklin
Constitutionally, the state legislatures have the power to check the federal government

Yes, that is correct.

Even more than that, it is actually State Legislatures that elect the President (indirectly).

Now, has ONE SINGLE STATE LEGISLATURE, acting AS A BODY, either through legislation or otherwise, disputed the result of the 2020 election? No.

How many State Legislators are there in the United States?

7383. Seven Thousand, Three Hundred Eighty Three.

What percentage of 7383 is 92? 1.2% One point two percent.

1.2% of a body doesn't get to "demand" anything.

26 posted on 10/04/2021 7:47:13 PM PDT by Jim Noble (The nation cannot be saved until the GOP is destroyed)
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To: Dr. Franklin
...or we push for an Article V Constitutional Convention to pass constitutional amendments...

Leaving aside for a moment the difficulty in getting enough states to call for the convention much less ratify anything coming out of it, what would your amendment to solve this election problem look like? How would you word it?

32 posted on 10/05/2021 4:14:34 AM PDT by DoodleDawg
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