The U.S. Constitution grants plenary power to the State Legislature to oversee elections and choose or withdraw their state’s electors.
Attorney David Shestokas, Hearing Officer for the Chicago Board of Elections was a member of President Trump’s legal team. He is an elections and constitutional expert with over 30 years of experience and multiple books published.
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The Gateway Pundit’s Jordan Conradson spoke to David Shestokas to learn more about the constitution in regards to decertifying a fraudulent election. more
Someone tell Mike Pence and McConnell.
“Someone tell Mike Pence and McConnell.”
I think you missed that it’s the states’ houses and senates that have plenary power.
Pence and McConnell aren’t involved in that aspect.
…oh boy, I can’t wait to rule on that, it’ll be my favorite two words and the second one is “Standing”…
“…oh boy, I can’t wait to rule on that, it’ll be my favorite two words and the second one is “Standing”…”
Supreme court won’t be asked to rule anything as far as I( can tell.
It’s a state power – not up to the supreme court.
Man, all these Eeyore’s at every turn.
I’m so gay for Trump!
So, enough States declare that Trump won,
And…
Nothing happens.