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I really don't think trump team has any plan.
They are wasting time of people like us who want system to be cleaned.
It would be hard for one state to interfere in another.
You have to prove that the states did wrong themselves.
Problem is Trump is being cheated, But doesn't have support of strong allies being outsider.He does have support of enthusiastic people and may be rank and file military, But using that will bring violence and he should be smart enough to not take that route.
Are citizens or Trump ready for that?
He couldn't even get FBI to investigate.
US citizens were complicit of elites rigging otehr nations and now they themselves are in same position.
Other problem is that Trump team have made "fantastical fraud" claims.
He is under attack.he should have "proof" for all his fraud claims with some people arrested.
Requires majority of their state representatives to be on board.
Trump's tall claims are not meeting wit reality. Why not frauds being investigated? Why are they fighting battle for rules and statistics only?
Yes they can. Because the Electors Clause doesn't cover voters.
Unfortunate part is that Biden is incompetent. He is going to make everything worse and free up US to be looted by China and globalists.
Yes. But you can still catch people in act or interrogate them.. which is not happening.
It is just a political show now. Biden in president.
The state of Pennsylvania has replied to the Texas lawsuit, arguing that it doesn't actually address Act 77 - a 2019 statute which allows voters to cast mail-in ballots for any reason.
Pennsylvania also argues that Texas doesn't articulate how 'massive disenfranchisement' of voters by tossing out the results of the election 'would accord with the Due Process Clause, which requires the counting of votes cast in reasonable reliance on existing election rules,' and that the case at hand wouldn't result in a 'circuit split' - when two or more different circuit courts of appeals might rule differently on the same legal issue (and is one of the factors the Supreme Court uses when deciding to take cases).
The state of Texas filed a lawsuit at the US Supreme Court against Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin on the grounds that various changes to their voting rules or procedures - either through the courts or via executive actions - violated the Electors Clause of the Constitution because they did not go through the legislatures.
SEE: https://www.zerohedge.com/political/texas-sues-georgia-michigan-pennsylvania-and-wisconsin-supreme-court-over-election