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paleotn

(17,881 posts)
22. Yea, because you can't change the law....
Sat Nov 21, 2020, 09:59 AM
Nov 2020

Hopefully they informed shit stain that with a Democratic governor, this is a fool's errand. Same for WI and PA. There's no way in hell they can push through a change in state law making this tactic even remotely possible. Even if they did go completely rogue and send a Rethuglican slate of electors to the electoral college in Dec. anyway, in violation of state law, the lawfully elected slate for MI would be there too. The rogue slate of electors wouldn't be recognized, since they weren't legally chosen.

So...can we move on now..they are going to follow the law in their state Thekaspervote Nov 2020 #1
Maybe Trump/Giuliani will accept MI's vote. PA is still being challenged. nt JustABozoOnThisBus Nov 2020 #17
I think that the rPuke strategy is MI or GA and then jimlup Nov 2020 #19
So they used their meeting with Trump to lobby for pandemic aid? I SMELL A RAT! 634-5789 Nov 2020 #2
They attended for the Oval Office photos and the McDonalds lunch. mobeau69 Nov 2020 #3
Quid Pro Quo modrepub Nov 2020 #4
Something wrong when elected officials have to release a statement of "We will follow the law". Midnight Writer Nov 2020 #5
Law is not always cut and dry bucolic_frolic Nov 2020 #6
I thought meeting was Monday? SheltieLover Nov 2020 #7
I believe the state certification is on Monday. pnwmom Nov 2020 #8
Ty! SheltieLover Nov 2020 #9
That's what Barr always says. Marcuse Nov 2020 #10
They said they would follow the law they did not say that they would not cstanleytech Nov 2020 #11
IMO, someone informed them about their criminal liability if they allowed themselves to be... Eyeball_Kid Nov 2020 #14
They are Republicans though and if its one thing Republicans have shown is they are untrustworthy cstanleytech Nov 2020 #16
Michigan's redistricting is FINALLY a bipartisan commission (committee?), not the state legislature FrodosNewPet Nov 2020 #20
This message was self-deleted by its author Eyeball_Kid Nov 2020 #15
They can't.... paleotn Nov 2020 #23
I wonder why they even went? BainsBane Nov 2020 #12
Don't trust them Miguelito Loveless Nov 2020 #13
That's what MI Lt Gov said on The Last Work DeminPennswoods Nov 2020 #24
This could have been accomplished a lot more easily via Zoom or Teams. mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2020 #18
This morning, I asked @SenMikeShirkey if he would honor the will of Michigan voters ... mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2020 #21
Yea, because you can't change the law.... paleotn Nov 2020 #22
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