Lastamender
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Originality isn't your long suit, huh?Yup, you do it well simpleton.
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Originality isn't your long suit, huh?Yup, you do it well simpleton.
Murder is illegal. Can it be remedied?Fraud is illegal. It can be remedied.
Your grade is a D.Originality isn't your long suit, huh?
You have made it clear the laws mean nothing to you. Find another excuse. Your analogies suck.Murder is illegal. Can it be remedied?
NOPE.
Not all acts, legal or illegal, have remedies at law
Actually I made it clear the supreme law of the land (the US Constitution) is what guides federal elections. And the constitution specifically details presidential elections.You have made it clear the laws mean nothing to you. Find another excuse. Your analogies suck.
If fraud is proven, which it is to many, they better do something. If a state has the right to certify, they would have to have the right to decertify.Actually I made it clear the supreme law of the land (the US Constitution) is what guides federal elections. And the constitution specifically details presidential elections.
The constitution says, the election is over and done with.
The constitution says that the results are final, and no court or congress has the power to change what has been done.
So they can do what, decide their own desired election results?Dont mess with Texas, ya freaking commies!
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Texas Sues Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin at Supreme Court over Election Rules
Texas filed a lawsuit directly with the U.S. Supreme Court before midnight on Monday challenging election results in four other states.www.breitbart.com
Texas is asking the Supreme Court to order the states to allow their legislatures to appoint their electors. The lawsuit says:
Texas approached the Supreme Court directly because Article III provides that it is the court of first impression on subjects where it has original jurisdiction, such as disputes between two or more states.
In the minds of the mentally disturbed there was fraud.If fraud is proven, which it is to many, they better do something. If a state has the right to certify, they would have to have the right to decertify.
You're right. But you're wrong about the effect of decertification. If done after the horse is out of the barn, it doesn't get the horse back.If fraud is proven, which it is to many, they better do something. If a state has the right to certify, they would have to have the right to decertify.
I have claimed it because it has been proven the election had no integrity and fraud was part of it. That evidence and facts are ignored does not make it less true.In the minds of the mentally disturbed there was fraud.
And by the way, do you have any idea how stupid you make yourself out to be? This is you; If fraud is proven. Do you know how many times you have claimed on this forum "fraud was proven", and here you are saying "if fraud is proven."![]()
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Again, you are making excuses for breaking the law. it means nothing to you.You're right. But you're wrong about the effect of decertification. If done after the horse is out of the barn, it doesn't get the horse back.
Do not be insulting.
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Biden’s claim about drilling permits (updated)
Editor’s note, Feb. 28, 2023: This fact-check of President Joe Biden’s statement in March 2022 was based on available dawww.politifact.com
Oil Companies have leases, but are not using them. Facts are in fact facts. I have NOT insulted you, please return the favor.
You clearly ignore that the subject is moot. The constitution sets January 20th as the absolute deadline for congress to decide who will be president. Even if they can't decide, the laws and the constitution decides for them.I have claimed it because it has been proven the election had no integrity and fraud was part of it. That evidence and facts are ignored does not make it less true.
The constitution is the law. You're the one advocating breaking it, by saying the results aren't final.Again, you are making excuses for breaking the law. it means nothing to you.
Nothing is final but death.You clearly ignore that the subject is moot. The constitution sets January 20th as the absolute deadline for congress to decide who will be president. Even if they can't decide, the laws and the constitution decides for them.
All decisions are final.
If those results were arrived at illegally it voids everything. What part of that don't you understand?The constitution is the law. You're the one advocating breaking it, by saying the results aren't final.
Action acts done and required by the constitution are also final.Nothing is final but death.
Now you are trying to tell me Congress cannot change a law?Action acts done and required by the constitution are also final.
Such as when congress passes a bill and the president signs it into law, congress can decertify the bill, but not the law.
That's absolutely false.If those results were arrived at illegally it voids everything. What part of that don't you understand?
So you do not care the election was stolen because they got away with it. Thanks for nothing.That's absolutely false.
And here's a constitutional example. Say there is an incident where the president and vice president are killed. if the speaker of the house either declines or is ineligible, it goes to the president pro-temp of the senate. If he declines or is ineligible, it goes to the cabinet in rank order.
If by fraud or any other reason (like they are presumed dead) higher ranked cabinet officers are bypassed, and a lower ranked member is sworn in as president. Even if those bypassed members are found, or the fraud exposed, they can't become president. Another constitutional example of "all sales final"
No act of congress,s or action of a court can undo, what was done. The constitution is clear on that point.