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Ceffer
2020 Nov 15, 4:42pm
Ceffer
2020 Nov 15, 4:42pm
If a lot of prominent perps in the states become implicated in overt and provable fraud, they may just nominate electors for Trump just to take the heat off.
In Florida with Bush-Gore, the SCOTUS threat was to turn the vote over to the electors. Gore knew he would be toast with the electors to the extent he conceded. There was a lot of post play illustration of election fraud there, too.
In Florida with Bush-Gore, the SCOTUS threat was to turn the vote over to the electors. Gore knew he would be toast with the electors to the extent he conceded. There was a lot of post play illustration of election fraud there, too.
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Cash
2020 Nov 15, 4:52pm
Gambling sites refuse to call election for Biden, leaving hundreds of millions of dollars in limbo
https://www.foxbusiness.com/money/gambling-sites-refuse-to-call-election-for-biden-leaving-600-million-in-limbo
https://www.foxbusiness.com/money/gambling-sites-refuse-to-call-election-for-biden-leaving-600-million-in-limbo
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GNL
2020 Nov 15, 9:03pm
GNL
2020 Nov 15, 9:03pm
Sorry, those quick and easy retorts don't seem so quick and easy, especially to 99% of hot dog eating Americans.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Nov 16, 9:55am
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Nov 16, 9:55am
This one is great, because it's written by Jonathan Soros himself, yeah, him:
https://democracyjournal.org/magazine/28/the-missing-right-a-constitutional-right-to-vote/
A lot of "Factcheckers" are claiming a decision this Summer requires Electors to be subject to popular vote; that's wrong and deliberately dishonest. The only binding part is the legality of punishment for unfaithful electors.
https://democracyjournal.org/magazine/28/the-missing-right-a-constitutional-right-to-vote/
A lot of "Factcheckers" are claiming a decision this Summer requires Electors to be subject to popular vote; that's wrong and deliberately dishonest. The only binding part is the legality of punishment for unfaithful electors.
The Dems can choose Lestor Makhno, Lashonda Tawanda, and Butterfly Lunarwoman IF Biden wins Pennsylvania to cast the electoral college votes; the Republicans Tom, Dick, and Harry. They can do this months in advance of the election. But until the 14th of December or at a point after Election day, it doesn't mean shit until the State House chooses a winner via the Elector Slate.
2. States have to pick the popular vote winner. No, the state house can send any slate of electors they want. Even IF they have a state constitution requiring such, as Article II of the US Constitution trumps that. All it would take is declare the vote spoilt, and the time limited, and even that is just an optional step to justify their absolute unchecked power to do so. State Houses have unchecked absolute power over Electors as the Founders believed that was the body of government closest to the people.
2b. Trivia - you don't even have a US Constitutional right to vote for State Governor. And it used to be Senators were chosen by the House, too (we should go back to that as it guarantees Federalism - the Senators ultimately have to please the State as a whole, rather than raising money from lobbyists to convince the public. A Senator who decides to please a lobbyist against the self-interest of the State would be tossed - a historical example would be a Senator who owes favors to Banks, voting for federal laws that make Farm loans tougher or more stringent though he's from a rural state).