In the heated U.S. presidential runoff, President Trump’s camp, which defends the integrity of U.S. elections and the U.S. constitutional system, and corrupt left-leaning interests suspected of committing treasonous coups and committing vote fraud are both in a race against time, trying to gain the upper hand at key points in the process. State governments in a number of leftist-dominated states are eager to brush aside legal challenges from President Trump’s team in an attempt to begin picking their electoral college electors on Monday (Dec. 7) to help propel Biden to power. However, a new advisory bulletin from a team of constitutional experts has thrown the leftist group a bucket of cold water on its head. The advisory states that the only date mentioned in the U.S. Constitution is Presidential Inauguration Day – January 20. The announcement says that the Constitution does not require a hasty electoral college vote and that election fraud should be investigated first.
The U.S. Supreme Court precedent cited in the proclamation provides the Trump camp with crucial legal authority that all actions by Team Trump and other individuals or groups to pursue election fraud are not only justified, but also fundamentally legal. The extension of time, by contrast, is nothing short of catastrophic for the leftist camp.
Electoral College Electors Don’t Have to be Selected in December, U.S. Supreme Court Jurisprudence Prevails
The announcement cited language from the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in the famous presidential election lawsuit, Bush v. Gore, which stated that while federal law sets two dates in December to advance the electoral college vote, the Constitution does not.
“The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the law (the Constitution) does not actually require the states (governments) to appoint electors by a certain date, even though the electors are appointed so that Congress can count those electoral votes to determine the winner of the presidential election,”
The non-partisan Thomas R. A newly released white paper from the Thomas More Society’s Amistad Project makes the shocking announcement. Thomas More Society’s new white paper, “The Amistad Project,” makes this stunning statement. The Moore Society, independent of the Trump team, is filing lawsuits in several U.S. states over vote fraud.
“Amistad” in challenging the key dates of the electoral college, December 8 and December 14, said that in the current circumstances, they are no longer applicable.
The head of the “Amistad Project”, Phil D. Schwartz, said that they are no longer applicable in the current situation. In releasing the white paper, Phill Kline said, “Through a rigorous investigation that supports our lawsuit, we have proven that state and local officials have engaged in wholesale violations of election laws in multiple swing states to advance the (left-wing) party’s political agenda.”
The result, he said, “is that these states cannot set presidential electors by the deadline set by the 1948 federal statute, so the only deadline that matters is (the Constitution’s) Jan. 20, 2021.”
State Legislatures Take Over Electoral System, Deadline to Appoint Electors is Jan. 20
The document also asserts that in the case of Thomas Jefferson, it was the case that the company was not a member of the company. Enough irregularities have occurred in the five states where the Moore Society has challenged election results that would force state legislatures to take over the electoral system.
The bulletin urges states to devote the energy and time, if irregularities are found, to no longer grant the state the right to determine electors, as recommended by the Constitution, and instead to take the vote to determine electors back to the state legislatures. In several of the states whose general election votes are being challenged, the Republican Party has a majority in the state legislature.
The Amistad Project says: “Because many states blatantly violated the laws governing the conduct of elections during the 2020 presidential election, presidential electors (determined by left-wing state governments) could not be determined under state law. Therefore, the Constitution makes it clear that the state legislatures are responsible for appointing electors.”
“This should be done as soon as possible, but the only deadline that state legislators are obligated to meet is the one set by the Constitution, which is noon on January 20, 2021.”
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