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6. Adios MIO!

Wed Sep 23, 2020, 04:34 PM

Sep 2020

No laws change without a Governor's signature. The legislature of PA decided long ago to pass a law saying how electors in that state are appointed.

LONG AGO they chose to involve the Governor in the process, by said Governor signing off on law. They can't pass a law without a Governor nor can they invalidate one, so what court would let them choose the FREAKING President without a signature?

To wit-part of how they determined to appoint electors was to pass a LAW not a resolution involving the Governor's approval. Maybe had they passed a resolution before locking the Governor into the process it would work.

But the notion is fantasy.

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A Solution To The Trump Elector Silliness If It Got That Far [View all] Rule of Claw Sep 2020 OP

I would expect Barr Miguelito Loveless Sep 2020 #1

Seriously, Rule of Claw Sep 2020 #2

Can I have $10 for every court that has allowed things Miguelito Loveless Sep 2020 #22

They would not even grant it Cert Rule of Claw Sep 2020 #23

You're joking right? Thekaspervote Sep 2020 #3

We are talking about Trump Miguelito Loveless Sep 2020 #29

Have you read the full Barton Gelman article in The Atlantic? hedda_foil Sep 2020 #4

Adios MIO! Rule of Claw Sep 2020 #6

Read the article mentioned above. Doremus Sep 2020 #26

I read it. Rule of Claw Sep 2020 #27

I am not required to read all the sensational click bait that comes along YessirAtsaFact Sep 2020 #7

I know you addressed your comment to rule of claw..but I have read the whole article Thekaspervote Sep 2020 #16

Thx.. this has been like a freight train from hell! Thekaspervote Sep 2020 #5

Trump likes to throw out BS like this wryter2000 Sep 2020 #8

Trump is a PROFESSIONAL liar so he says everything just to cover all bases later world wide wally Sep 2020 #11

Get the Courts to do that? Laelth Sep 2020 #9

So you envision the courts just arbitrarily Rule of Claw Sep 2020 #10

Arbitrarily? No. Constitutionally? Yes. Laelth Sep 2020 #13

But the legislatures in those three states can't do squat to Rule of Claw Sep 2020 #15

Basic law. Everything is legal until someone complains. Laelth Sep 2020 #19

No they can't. Rule of Claw Sep 2020 #21

I am not losing sleep over this (to answer your earlier question). Laelth Sep 2020 #24

Tom Wolf Rule of Claw Sep 2020 #25

Thank you! Dr. Jack Sep 2020 #14

This! Thekaspervote Sep 2020 #18

Didn't THe SC Rule JUst Last Month THat Electors Have To Follow THe Will Of THe People? Me. Sep 2020 #12

The rule had to do with faithless electors, but it does address the issue Thekaspervote Sep 2020 #17

This Me. Sep 2020 #20

Yes! Thekaspervote Sep 2020 #28