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Meningslös show. Beslutet att riva upp GA:s certifiering av valresultatet ligger inte i GA-legislaturens händer, inte heller vilken sida som ska erhålla delstatens elektorer,JUST IN - President Trump talked with #Georgia House Speaker David Ralston and Speaker Pro-Tem Jan Jones about endorsing and signing the petition to force a GA special session (via @jfradioshow)
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1336077847560146945?s=20
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1336077847560146945?s=20
Kemp och Raffensperger kan lugnt strunta i eventuellt grandstanding i GA:s representanthus, de vet att de har lagen på sin sida och det finns i praktiken ingen chans att juridiskt köra över deras välmotiverade beslut att valsegern gick till den gode Joe Biden.
Trumpgängets korståg är i praktiken vid vägs ände, egentligen borde hela hans advokatteam ju satt sig i arantän när Rudy blivit sjuk. Trumps försök att köra över folkviljan har blivit en dundrande serie fiaskon, ofta tragikomiska, och om litet mer än ett dygn har tiden runnit ut för juridiskt meningsfulla försök att vända på delstatsvalen.
Bra analys här av varför Safe Harbor Day (i morgon tisdag) väger så tungt:
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/safe-harbor-deadline-trump.html
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Ursprungligen postat av New York Magazine
This deadline, created by the notoriously confusing Electoral Vote Act of 1877 (itself a reaction to the contested Hayes-Tilden election of 1876), essentially prohibits any challenge in Congress to state electors certified by that date, set at six days before the Electoral College virtually “meets” to cast votes for the next president. While it has never been fully tested, a state certification of results and electors existing at the time of this deadline should also be very difficult to question in state or federal courts.
Presently, 47 states plus the District of Columbia have already certified their results and their electors (all but Hawaii, Missouri, and New Jersey, none of whose results are in any doubt at all). That includes all the states in which Trump’s legal team has been trying to contest their leader’s defeat. So Joe Biden has locked down 288 electoral votes, 18 more than he needs.
In theory, there is one last gasp for Trump’s cause: a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court from Republican congressman Mike Kelly to cancel Pennsylvania’s certification of a Biden win on the grounds that the state law setting up this year’s election rules violated the U.S. Constitution by restricting state legislative control of the process. Election-law wizard Rick Hasen has called this “perhaps the dumbest argument ever made in an emergency petition to the Supreme Court”:
The question presented points to provisions in the Constitution that give state legislatures the power to set election rules, so how could that possibly be violated by a state legislature setting election rules?
Some eyebrows were raised when conservative Justice Samuel Alito, who has initial jurisdiction over emergency petitions from Pennsylvania, changed the hearing date for the Kelly petition from December 9 to December 8. But as Hasen notes, Alito probably just didn’t want to give the impression the Court was letting the clock run out on challenges to state certifications instead of (likely) rejecting this one as patently absurd.
Speaking of absurd efforts by Pennsylvania Republicans, the most ludicrous thing we saw last week that did not directly involve Rudy Giuliani was a letter signed by 60 Republican legislators asking Congress to challenge the Keystone State’s Biden electors, as the Philadelphia Inquirer reported:
Just hours after GOP leadership in the state House indicated they would not move to upend Pennsylvania’s election results in Harrisburg, Speaker Bryan Cutler and Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff joined more than 60 Republican colleagues Friday in calling on members of Congress to do it instead.
After Republican legislative leaders conceded they had no power to appoint Trump electors as the president’s campaign has been demanding in all the states with relatively close results, Giuliani attacked them on Twitter, and Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis called them “liars,” “cowards,” and “traitors.” They then produced the letter fecklessly asking Congress to do what they admitted they could not do: steal Pennsylvania’s state-certified 20 electors from Biden.
Presently, 47 states plus the District of Columbia have already certified their results and their electors (all but Hawaii, Missouri, and New Jersey, none of whose results are in any doubt at all). That includes all the states in which Trump’s legal team has been trying to contest their leader’s defeat. So Joe Biden has locked down 288 electoral votes, 18 more than he needs.
In theory, there is one last gasp for Trump’s cause: a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court from Republican congressman Mike Kelly to cancel Pennsylvania’s certification of a Biden win on the grounds that the state law setting up this year’s election rules violated the U.S. Constitution by restricting state legislative control of the process. Election-law wizard Rick Hasen has called this “perhaps the dumbest argument ever made in an emergency petition to the Supreme Court”:
The question presented points to provisions in the Constitution that give state legislatures the power to set election rules, so how could that possibly be violated by a state legislature setting election rules?
Some eyebrows were raised when conservative Justice Samuel Alito, who has initial jurisdiction over emergency petitions from Pennsylvania, changed the hearing date for the Kelly petition from December 9 to December 8. But as Hasen notes, Alito probably just didn’t want to give the impression the Court was letting the clock run out on challenges to state certifications instead of (likely) rejecting this one as patently absurd.
Speaking of absurd efforts by Pennsylvania Republicans, the most ludicrous thing we saw last week that did not directly involve Rudy Giuliani was a letter signed by 60 Republican legislators asking Congress to challenge the Keystone State’s Biden electors, as the Philadelphia Inquirer reported:
Just hours after GOP leadership in the state House indicated they would not move to upend Pennsylvania’s election results in Harrisburg, Speaker Bryan Cutler and Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff joined more than 60 Republican colleagues Friday in calling on members of Congress to do it instead.
After Republican legislative leaders conceded they had no power to appoint Trump electors as the president’s campaign has been demanding in all the states with relatively close results, Giuliani attacked them on Twitter, and Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis called them “liars,” “cowards,” and “traitors.” They then produced the letter fecklessly asking Congress to do what they admitted they could not do: steal Pennsylvania’s state-certified 20 electors from Biden.
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https://www.somebitchtoldme.com/post/kill-chain-the-cyber-war-on-america-s-elections-full-movie
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