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President Elect Biden?

Don’t look now but a Pennsylvania trial court Judge has ruled that the way mail in ballots was handled is unconstitutional.  This is opening needed for the Republican controlled legislature to certify an alternate slate of electors.  There is now a not insignificant chance that this election could end up in the House.  Why?  Because there is good cause to believe that the Biden win was the product of fraud.  The Democrats have fought tooth and nail any attempt to examine the ballots in Milwaukee, Detroit, Philadelphia and Atlanta where victory was given to Biden with suspiciously high totals for Biden.  A lot of hoops for Trump to get over in order to get the election into the House, but it is no longer entirely impossible.

Update: 

Predictably the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, effectively an arm of the Democrat party dismissed the case with prejudice.  I will let attorney Barnes do the honors:

 

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Anzlyne
Anzlyne
Saturday, November 28, AD 2020 6:47pm

We will not return to normal…there really are dark forces against us.
We know that anti trumpers have engaged in riot, civil disobedience domestic terror ever since PresidentTrump won the first time and no doubt that will continue if he wins now.
The media doesn’t want democracy since they see rube citizens incapable of thinking and voting for their own good. Attempts to sabotage the functioning of our government is an attack on us. So if Trump gets a second term we should be prepared for the war to intensify.

John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Saturday, November 28, AD 2020 10:08pm

So will it appealed?

Rudolph Harrier
Rudolph Harrier
Saturday, November 28, AD 2020 10:37pm

From a non-lawyer’s perspective the “the case is dismissed because you didn’t sue early enough” looks like the court is saying that the case has merit, but they need some excuse to throw it out to serve their political masters.

Does it look different from a lawyer’s perspective? More importantly, will it look that way from the Supreme Court’s perspective.

CAM
CAM
Saturday, November 28, AD 2020 11:18pm

How soon will SCOTUS be able to hear the case? They should have gotten involved earlier as it was obvious how the PA Supreme Court would rule.

Philip Nachazel
Philip Nachazel
Sunday, November 29, AD 2020 3:44am

Has Supreme Court Justice Amy Barrett had enough time, now, to feel comfortable about making a decision?

Philip Nachazel
Philip Nachazel
Sunday, November 29, AD 2020 8:15am

“I certainly hope that all members of the committee have more confidence in my integrity than to think that I would allow myself to be used as a pawn to decide this election for the American people,” Barrett told senators on the Judiciary Committee last week.

[From Oct. 20th Washington Post.]

Sometimes Trump can be his worse enemy…Tweets and opinions that would better suit him unsaid…but you can’t stop a speeding locomotive on a dime. He is who he is. A bulldog in the time in history in which we needed a bulldog.

Prayers.

T. Shaw
T. Shaw
Sunday, November 29, AD 2020 8:56am

My former far-left, now Trump supporter (I converted his former liberal daughter-in-law, too) consistently has been more optimistic than I am. He sees the legislative scenario.

Biden
Didn’t
Win . . .
President Trump Was Robbed.
We Know What They Did Last Election.

Still, I am looking forward to seriously resisting.

No justice. No peace.

T. Shaw
T. Shaw
Sunday, November 29, AD 2020 9:01am

Wake up!

It’s now organized brigandage not republican government.

The Democrat party and deep state are criminal enterprises disguised as a political party and as a bureaucracy, respectively.

We Were Robbed.
It Was A Coup Not An Election.

Steve Phoenix
Steve Phoenix
Sunday, November 29, AD 2020 11:51am

Well-stated, Rudolph H.

My late father, in his post-military life, was clerk of a superior court in Northern California—and the judge-class is the biggest bunch of herd animals in nature. “Must serve their masters.”

President Elect?

No, President-Defect.

MikeS
MikeS
Sunday, November 29, AD 2020 9:18pm

My understanding was the challenge was based on the PA Constitution. Does the US Supreme Court have jurisdiction over whether things go against state constitutions?

J. Ronald Parrish
Monday, November 30, AD 2020 12:21am

Hope I am wrong and get a chance to find out; but I am not sure the House would elect Trump if given the chance. I know Republicans control most State delegations but with the Rinos that secretively hate his guts would they have the guts to vote for him.

MikeS
MikeS
Monday, November 30, AD 2020 8:13am

Gotcha, thanks!

Donald Link
Monday, November 30, AD 2020 3:37pm

Let us not forget that the other Catholic president won in much the same way as Mayor Daly had much tighter control over the counting process in Illinois. The tradition in Democrat politics, to include Catholic members I am ashamed to say, runs deep and long.

Art Deco
Art Deco
Monday, November 30, AD 2020 3:47pm

Let us not forget that the other Catholic president won in much the same way as Mayor Daly had much tighter control over the counting process in Illinois.

The Daley machine’s chicanery wasn’t enough to hand the presidency to John Kennedy. Not enough electoral votes in Illinois. If fraud is the explanation there, you’d have to look to Texas or Missouri to find it.

Art Deco
Art Deco
Monday, November 30, AD 2020 3:53pm

I know Republicans control most State delegations but with the Rinos that secretively hate his guts would they have the guts to vote for him.

Other than Mitt Romney, I think they’ve pretty much retired from Congress. Susan Collins and Sleaza Murkowski are a problem for party whips, but they’ve never not been a problem. Didn’t matter who was in the White House. There’s been complaint about Richard Burr. I first recall seeing complaints about him in 2006. The source was Prof. KC Johnson, who thought Burr repulsively evasive about the prosecutorial misconduct in his own back yard in re Michael Nifong’s shenanigans; wagers his problem is that he’s a capon in every situation.

Ernst Schreiber
Ernst Schreiber
Monday, November 30, AD 2020 4:19pm

Those people are all Senators, so they only matter if we think peak 2020 would the House electing Biden and the Senate electing Pence.

The real question is (1) do the Republicans control enough State legislatures that matter (and there’s only four, perhaps five, that do), to deny Biden electoral college win, throwing the election into the House? and (2) are there enough Republicans willing to possibly (almost certainly) put their own political futures at risk to give Donald Trump four more years?

The answer to the first is, “perhaps” (I really don’t know, nor am I going to research it, because…)

The answer to the second is almost certainly “no.”

Ernst Schreiber
Ernst Schreiber
Monday, November 30, AD 2020 4:42pm

My money is on a Corrupt Bargain wherein Biden/Harris get the White House and Mitch McConnell keeps the Senate Majority.

Thus giving the Democrats two more years to work out the remaining kinks in their vote fraud operation.

They should have the Federal government fully weaponized just in time for Harris to openly assume the reins, assuming they can keep up the illusion that there’s nothing wrong with President Bernie.

Art Deco
Art Deco
Monday, November 30, AD 2020 4:50pm

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/stacey-lennox/2020/11/29/what-is-georgia-secretary-of-state-brad-raffensperger-thinking-n1180075

I can’t make sense of Brad Raffersperger, other than perhaps he’s a man who habitually doubles-down on mistakes.

Rudolph Harrier
Rudolph Harrier
Monday, November 30, AD 2020 5:44pm

I have no doubt that even if the democrats win by fraud, their victory will not be permanent.

I am skeptical of whether their loss of power in that scenario will occur without blood.

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