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TrumpingTits says

How does their refusal to testify in a committee meeting equate to Biden not winning the election

Because Trumps end game is to cast doubt on the election and get the state legislatures to refuse to certify. If no one gets to 270 then it goes to the house where he has the advantage.

Dominion not showing up makes PA less likely to certify. If PA doesn’t certify others won’t as well. Flip 3 states Trump wins.

TrumpingTits says

I really don't get all this 'if {state} doesn't certify...' when in fact they always will.

States don’t have to certify and they don’t do it all the time. Election results get tossed out all the time and people have to go revote.

At the end of the day, the state legislature has all the power and they can de certify, or just appoint a different slate of electors.

Anyways, it’s a long shot but if Trump can drag it out long enough he’s got a shot. I don’t think he’s going to find a judge that is going to toss out 600K ballots because poll monitors couldn’t observe, but if he gets enough evidence that massive fraud was committed and the people are behind him then I think some of these state legislatures might grow a spine and do something.

If you want an example of a contested election that got TRULY crazy, check out the election of 1874. Some startling parallels!

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/635704/contested-presidential-election-1876

The election was a showdown between New York governor Samuel Tilden, a Democrat, and Ohio governor Rutherford B. Hayes, a Republican. Tilden was well-known—active in national and New York politics, earlier in his career he had been a key player in helping send corrupt Tammany Hall leader Boss Tweed to prison. Hayes, on the other hand, was a virtual unknown.

The country was in turmoil: The economy was suffering thanks to the Panic of 1873, and racial tensions were high following the Civil War. Hayes’s Republican Party supported federal power and the rights of Black citizens, while Tilden’s Democratic Party wanted to limit rights for formerly enslaved people and let the South govern more independently.

The campaigns quickly grew contentious—at one point, Hayes's backers reportedly said Tilden had rampant syphilis that had impaired his mental capacity (he didn’t), while rumors circulated that Hayes had shot his mother while drunk (he hadn’t). But insult-slinging was just the tip of the iceberg.


Democrats urged some prominent militias to make threatening appearances at party meetings and polling places, specifically asking them to target Black citizens in South Carolina. Each Democrat, the party said, should seek to “control the vote of at least one Negro, by intimidation, purchase, keeping him away or as each individual may determine.” Decades later, Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina proudly admitted that the party had gone to extreme measures to swing the vote, including killing members of the opposition.

Georgia just certified.... and that was one of the closest and long shot wins for Biden.

I just wish Republicans had balls to fight, most are useless just letting Trump go it alone.

They foolishly think Democrats will not trash them once Trump is gone.

BoomAndBustCycle says

Georgia just certified.... and that was one of the closest and long shot wins for Biden.

And the Most Fraudulent outside of Philly and Detroit.

Yeah, the Gov and Sec of State cucked out. It's up to the State House now.

Of course, we can't let Biden win no matter what. That reason is on the way.

Fortwaynemobile says

I just wish Republicans had balls to fight, most are useless just letting Trump go it alone.

When questioned, Giuliani did state that the Republican National Committee was footing a lot of the legal bills.