If vote counting malfeasance can be "proven" to SCOTUS/constitutional standards, then perhaps a full or partial re-election could be ordered by the Supreme Court?
If Trump manages to hold onto power through this turmoil, certainly a rigorous plan for "integrifying" the US vote system should happen - perhaps to be backed by a referendum of the people. On Thu, Nov 05, 2020 at 09:16:03PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Very disappointing of course. > > https://notthebee.com/article/here-are-mi-and-wi-tallies-last-night-vs-this-morning-i-am-just-going-to-leave-this-here-for-you-without-comment > > https://www.zerohedge.com/political/detroit-ballot-counters-board-windows-block-republican-poll-watchers > > https://www.zerohedge.com/political/trump-surprise-ballot-dumps-behind-lead-changes > > https://www.zerohedge.com/political/where-vote-stands-each-key-undecided-state > > > Except that some ground for unconstitutionality can be fairly raised (how can > "failure to allow vote counting monitors" (and boarding up the windows) be > remotely constitutional?), then it appears that the USA, and therefore much > of the west, is about to be fed a large dose of socialism (i.e. > neo-communism). > > This is quite unfortunate, but on the other hand should speed up the US > dollar collapse. > > Yay for the end of the empire, not so yay for the good people of North > America. > > This is the low IQ individuals getting their way, so clueless that they have > no idea what's coming. > > > Biden: "I'm so sick of smart people." > > AOC: "Having to work again? We are NOT going back to that!" > > > The outcome is still uncertain, but a very disappointing result in any case... > > Seems many folks simply won't learn without hardship. > > > > > On Thu, Nov 05, 2020 at 03:38:18AM +0000, jim bell wrote: > > Well, it looks like I spoke too soon! However, the 'consolation prize' > > is that it is so obvious that a 'coup' is attempted that I am satisfied > > that a segment of the public will be outraged. The people at the FBI and > > DOJ who deliberately failed to properly investigate Biden's fraud, and > > failed to publicize it, can be investigated by hearings in the Senate. > > > > Jim Bell > > On Tuesday, November 3, 2020, 11:02:35 PM PST, jim bell > > <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Fortunately, "the coup" was stopped. But it wasn't the coup some people > > anticipated. In 2016, the leadership of the FBI attempted a coup, by the > > trick of refusing to prosecute Hitlery Clinton for violations of the > > Espionage Act. Comey knew that if Hitlery had been indicted, she > > definitely would have lost. He hoped that by not indicting Hitlery, she > > might win. He chose the only path available to him that might let her win. > > Yet, she didn't win, anyway. That's why I called that an "attempted coup". > > In December 2019, the FBI was given a computer laptop which contained > > Hunter Biden's hard drive information. The public only learned of this > > information in late September 2020, which seemed to be too late to expose > > what Joe and Hunter Biden had been doing, playing footsie with Ukraine and > > China. So by concealing this information, once again the FBI tried to stage > > a coup, hoping that the public would only learn, too late, how this crook > > had been foisted on them. > > I can only assume that the public smelled a rat, and decided that they > > didn't dare give control of the Federal government to Joe Biden for four > > years. > > Not incidentally, on Election Day, Joe Biden confused the names of his two > > granddaughters, and introduced one of them as his dead son, Beau Biden. > > And this guy wanted us to give his finger authority over the nuclear > > button! What unmitigated gall! > > I'm proud to have voted...for Jo Jorgensen, the Libertarian candidate. (I > > live in Washington state, which as I write this Yahoo/AP said went 61% for > > Biden.) No, Jo didn't win, but the public didn't lose nearly as badly as > > it could have. > > Coup averted. > > Jim Bell > >
