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I welcome info contributions from other reasonable folk posting here.

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Barr told the AP that U.S. attorneys and FBI agents have been working to follow up specific complaints and information they’ve received, but “to date, we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election.” The comments, which drew immediate criticism from Trump attorneys, were especially notable coming from Barr, who has been one of the president’s most ardent allies.

https://apnews.com/article/barr-no-widespread-election-fraud-b1f148879
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:

And honestly, it won't take much. Nobody's trying to prove 5 million + votes in California were faked. Just need 10k here and 10k there in the close states that were stolen.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:

Going to SCOTUS next. Thanks for fast tracking the whole thing for quick Orange Man Bad points, instead of doing the intelligent thing and sitting on it until Biden* was sworn in.

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Going to SCOTUS next.

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It's oddly reassuring that Trump dfs are incapable of learning. "History didn't happen!"

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Been meaning to ask you about your new Feelz / SJW sounding signature.. so, since it's a slow day:

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"What have you done today to earn your place in this crowded world?"

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
There's nothing "feelz" or "SJW" about resenting the fact that worthless wastes of carbon, such as yourself, are sucking up what's left of my oxygen.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
So many different cases are in the works, a result of so much unfettered Election Fraud, it is difficult to keep track of them all.


Sounds like one in PA with Mike Kelly is one of the most pertinent ones, with greatest merit.

Others are with Sydney Powell, Rudy Guliani, others in House races in various states like GA, NC, PA, MI, and maybe AZ, NV, CA.


I welcome info cntributions from other reasonable folk posting here.



https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/12/01/parnell-kelly-act-72-appeal
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You just keep sending Trump money. He likes nothing more than taking money from his supporters pockets and putting it into his. Keep up the good work. You guys are up to 170 million at this point. Morons, complete morons.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
So many different cases are in the works, a result of so much unfettered Election Fraud, it is difficult to keep track of them all.


Sounds like one in PA with Mike Kelly is one of the most pertinent ones, with greatest merit.

Others are with Sydney Powell, Rudy Guliani, others in House races in various states like GA, NC, PA, MI, and maybe AZ, NV, CA.


I welcome info cntributions from other reasonable folk posting here.



https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/12/01/parnell-kelly-act-72-appeal
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You just keep sending Trump money. He likes nothing more than taking money from his supporters pockets and putting it into his. Keep up the good work. You guys are up to 170 million at this point. Morons, complete morons.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
I'm not sure if you saw this while I was arguing with retards in another thread, JSF.

https://www.scotusblog.com/election-litigation/

Useful info. Opinion/Editorialization free.


What have you done today to earn your place in this crowded world? :)

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Did Texas Attorney General Paxton just save America?


https://madworldnews.com/texas-sues-ga-mi-pa-wi-election/

This suit has several interesting aspects.
It is one State suing 4 other States, which makes SCOTUS the originating Court.
It is suing for the 4 states violating the U.S. Constitution, which makes it of interest to SCOTUS.
Both of which make it fast-tracked to SCOTUS, therefore serves as barometer of the level of interest that SCOTUS has in ruling in this Election Fraud.

It also does not interfere with many other lawsuits, all which have not been ruled on their merits, only administrative procedural rulings.


It seems to have 2 main points.
1. Each of the 4 States bypassed their own State Legislatures (the sole authority for Election Laws and procedures, specified by the Constitution) to corrupt their Election Laws and Procedures under pretext of Covid, and therefore all 4 violated not only the U.S. Constitution, but also their own State Constitutions.

2. Each of the 4 States had at least one County which directly violated State Laws regarding how to treat or process each ballot, while other Counties in the same state abiding Election Laws and therefore treating those ballots differently - sometimes both sets of Counties being so directed by the State Election Officials to do opposite things. This violates the protection of all ballots being treated equally, as Bush v Gore set the Precedent Decision.


The remedy seems to be to remand the selection of Electors to the individual State's Legislatures, as specified by the Constitution. Sounds like McPherson v Blacker is the precedent decision for that.



All 4 of these States have both chambers of their Legislatures with GOP majority.
If any 3 of them select full slates of Electors for Trump, Trump remains President. 62 Electors total.

If they all 4 chose a Maine - Nebraska type compromise, all 4 could have the whole state portion going to Obiden (8 Electors total).
PA would have 7 Dem, 11 GOP.
GA would have 6 Dem, 8 GOP.
MI would have 7 Dem, 7 GOP.
WI would have 3 Dem, 5 GOP.
grand totals of 31 Dem, 31 GOP.
If 3 of the States do that, and any one of them selects an entire slate for Trump, then Trump wins, unless WI is the sole full slate for Trump, and then the Electoral College is 269-269, and the 28 (of 50) Votes in the House are controlled by GOP - so they could Elect Trump.

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https://bit.ly/3a1tucl

Forbes:
Key point amongst many:
"The suit claims the states’ electors should be invalidated because expanded mail-in voting due to the Covid-19 outbreak resulted in widespread fraud and irregularities."


Lawsuit filed in brief:

"Identity of Amici Curiae
As members of the federal legislature, Amici seek to protect the constitutional role of state legislatures in establishing the manner by which Presidential Electors are appointed to ensure the Electoral College selects the candidate for President of the United States that was chosen by counting only lawful votes.
Amici include 106 U.S. Representatives currently serving in the 116th Congress, listed above.

Relevance of Amicus Brief
to Motion for Leave to File a Bill of Complaint
This brief amicus curiae presents the concern of amici as Members of Congress, shared by untold millions of their constituents, that the unconstitutional irregularities involved in the 2020 presidential election cast doubt upon its outcome and the integrity of the American system of elections. Amici respectfully aver that the broad scope and impact of the various irregularities in the Defendant states necessitate careful and timely review by this Court.

GOP "members" who are Patriotically honorable enough to support The Constitution - hopefully voters will remember them come time for their next election.

https://bit.ly/2IDe2YH from the gov pdf:

- Mike Johnson represents the Fourth Congressional District of Louisiana
- Gary Palmer represents the Sixth Congressional District of Alabama
- Steve Scalise represents the First Congressional District of Louisiana
- Jim Jordan represents the Fourth Congressional District of Ohio
- Ralph Abraham represents the Fifth Congressional District of Louisiana
- Rick W. Allen represents the Twelfth Congressional District of Georgia
- James R. Baird represents the Fourth Congressional District of Indiana
- Jim Banks represents the Third Congressional District of Indiana

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- Jack Bergman represents the First Congressional District of Michigan
- Andy Biggs represents the Fifth Congressional District of Arizona
- Gus Bilirakis represents the Twelfth Congressional District of Florida
- Dan Bishop represents the Ninth Congressional District of North Carolina
- Mike Bost represents the Twelfth Congressional District of Illinois
- Kevin Brady represents the Eighth Congressional District of Texas
- Mo Brooks represents the Fifth Congressional District of Alabama
- Ken Buck represents the Fourth Congressional District of Colorado

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- Ted Budd represents the Thirteenth Congressional District of North Carolina
- Tim Burchett represents the Second Congressional District of Tennessee
- Michael C. Burgess represents the Twenty-Sixth Congressional District of Texas
- Bradley Byrne represents the First Congressional District of Alabama
- Ken Calvert represents the Forty-Second Congressional District of California
- Earl L. “Buddy” Carter represents the First Congressional District of Georgia
- Ben Cline represents the Sixth Congressional District of Virginia
- Michael Cloud represents the Twenty-Seventh Congressional District of Texas

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- Mike Conaway represents the Eleventh Congressional District of Texas
- Rick Crawford represents the First Congressional District of Arkansas
- Dan Crenshaw represents the Second Congressional District of Texas
- Mario Diaz-Balart represents the Twenty-Fifth Congressional District of Florida
- Jeff Duncan represents the Third Congressional District of South Carolina
- Neal P. Dunn, M.D. represents the Second Congressional District of Florida
- Tom Emmer represents the Sixth Congressional District of Minnesota
- Ron Estes represents the Fourth Congressional District of Kansas

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- A. Drew Ferguson, IV represents the Third Congressional District of Georgia
- Chuck Fleischmann represents the Third Congressional District of Tennessee
- Bill Flores represents the Seventeenth Congressional District of Texas
- Jeff Fortenberry represents the First Congressional District of Nebraska
- Virginia Foxx represents the Fifth Congressional District of North Carolina
- Russ Fulcher represents the First Congressional District of Idaho
- Matt Gaetz represents the First Congressional District of Florida
- Greg Gianforte represents the At Large Congressional District of Montana

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- Bob Gibbs represents the Seventh Congressional District of Ohio
- Louie Gohmert represents the First Congressional District of Texas
- Lance Gooden represents the Fifth Congressional District of Texas
- Sam Graves represents the Sixth Congressional District of Missouri
- Mark Green represents the Seventh Congressional District of Tennessee
- Michael Guest represents the Third Congressional District of Mississippi
- Andy Harris, M.D. represents the First Congressional District of Maryland
- Vicky Hartzler represents the Fourth Congressional District of Missouri

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- Kevin Hern represents the First Congressional District of Oklahoma
- Clay Higgins represents the Third Congressional District of Louisiana
- Trey Hollingsworth represents the Ninth Congressional District of Indiana
- Richard Hudson represents the Eighth Congressional District of North Carolina
- Bill Huizenga represents the Second Congressional District of Michigan
- Bill Johnson represents the Sixth Congressional District of Ohio
- John Joyce represents the Thirteenth Congressional District of Pennsylvania
- Fred Keller represents the Twelfth Congressional District of Pennsylvania

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- Mike Kelly represents the Sixteenth Congressional District of Pennsylvania
- Trent Kelly represents the First Congressional District of Mississippi
- Steve King represents the Fourth Congressional District of Iowa
- David Kustoff represents the Eighth Congressional District of Tennessee
- Darin LaHood represents the Eighteenth Congressional District of Illinois
- Doug LaMalfa represents the First Congressional District of California
- Doug Lamborn represents the Fifth Congressional District of Colorado
- Robert E. Latta represents the Fifth Congressional District of Ohio

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- Debbie Lesko represents the Eighth Congressional District of Arizona
- Blaine Leutkemeyer represents the Third Congressional District of Missouri
- Kenny Marchant represents the Twenty-Fourth Congressional District of Texas
- Roger Marshall, M.D. represents the First Congressional District of Kansas
- Tom McClintock represents the Fourth Congressional District of California
- Cathy McMorris Rogers represents the Fifth Congressional District of Washington
- Dan Meuser represents the Ninth Congressional District of Pennsylvania
- Carol D. Miller represents the Third Congressional District of West Virginia

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- John Moolenaar represents the Fourth Congressional District of Michigan
- Alex X. Mooney represents the Second Congressional District of West Virginia
- Markwayne Mullin represents the Second Congressional District of Oklahoma
- Gregory Murphy, M.D. represents the Third Congressional District of North Carolina
- Dan Newhouse represents the Fourth Congressional District of Washington
- Ralph Norman represents the Fifth Congressional District of South Carolina
- Scott Perry represents the Tenth Congressional District of Pennsylvania
- Guy Reschenthaler represents the Fourteenth Congressional District of Pennsylvania
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- Tom Rice represents the Seventh Congressional District of South Carolina
- John Rose represents the Sixth Congressional District of Tennessee
- David Rouzer represents the Seventh Congressional District of North Carolina
- John Rutherford represents the Fourth Congressional District of Florida
- Austin Scott represents the Eighth Congressional District of Georgia
- Mike Simpson represents the Second Congressional District of Idaho
- Adrian Smith represents the Third Congressional District of Nebraska
- Jason Smith represents the Eighth Congressional District of Missouri

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- Ross Spano represents the Fifteenth Congressional District of Florida
- Elise Stefanik represents the Twenty-First Congressional District of New York
- Glenn “GT” Thompson represents the Fifteenth Congressional District of Pennsylvania
- Tom Tiffany represents the Seventh Congressional District of Wisconsin
- William Timmons represents the Fourth Congressional District of South Carolina
- Ann Wagner represents the Second Congressional District of Missouri
- Tim Walberg represents the Seventh Congressional District of Michigan
- Michael Waltz represents the Sixth Congressional District of Florida

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- Randy Weber represents the Fourteenth Congressional District of Texas
- Daniel Webster represents the Eleventh Congressional District of Florida
- Brad Wenstrup represents the Second Congressional District of Ohio
- Bruce Westerman represents the Fourth Congressional District of Arkansas
- Roger Williams represents the Twenty-Fifth Congressional District of Texas
- Joe Wilson represents the Second Congressional District of South Carolina
- Rob Wittman represents the First Congressional District of Virginia
- Ron Wright represents the Sixth Congressional District of Texas

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- Ted S. Yoho represents the Third Congressional District of Florida
- Lee Zeldin represents the First Congressional District of New York

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
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o many different cases are in the works, a result of so much unfettered Election Fraud, it is difficult to keep track of them all.


Sounds like one in PA with Mike Kelly is one of the most pertinent ones, with greatest merit.

Others are with Sydney Powell, Rudy Guliani, others in House races in various states like GA, NC, PA, MI, and maybe AZ, NV, CA.

I welcome info cntributions from other reasonable folk posting here.

https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/12/01/parnell-kelly-act-72-appeal
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Perhaps I can help, you know, help you keep track of those court challenges against all those states? He has lost them all JSF, he has lost them all.
Does that help?

Oh yeah JSF tick tock. 37 days until Trumps evicted from the White House.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
https://nationalfile.com/republican-electors-vote-for-president-trump-
in-pa-ga-nv-az-paving-way-for-duel-slate-election-scenario/

https://newsla.localad.com/2020/12/14/breaking-republicans-meet-at-sta
te-capitol-in-wisconsin-vote-for-gop-slate-of-electors/

https://thepostmillennial.com/republican-electors-in-michigan-prevente
d-from-entering-capitol
It seems MI Electors are not required to meet and vote in only the State Capitol, they can meet elsewhere - But Fascist Gov Witless orders her State Gestapo to physically block access to government building.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/dec/3/mo-brooks-alabama-will
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With Dual Slates from GA (16 EV), PA (20), NV (7), AZ (11), WI (10), and MI (16) and objections from a dozen Congressmen on the Certification Day in January, this could be sent to the House to Elect Trump. A Senator would need to object as well, and I think several would be able, such as Cruz.
This would be a total of 80 Invalidated Electoral Votes, providing Obiden with a total of 226 Electoral Votes. Then it would not matter whether Trump was credited the alternate votes, because the House would likely Elect him 28-20.

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