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Today’s Situation Update covers the bombshells now getting catapulted into the election battle, with a legal analyst revealing that the U.S. Supreme Court has already ruled in 1997 (Foster v Love) that all ballots received after midnight of Election Day are null and void.
This means the vote stuffing, early morning rigging and subsequent ballot “discovery” schemes by the Democrats are all unconstitutional and therefore null and void.
It also means that all the swing states which simultaneously paused their ballot counting on the evening of Nov. 3rd, deliberately allowing post-election ballot fraud to take place, shall have their own elections nullified, along with all their electoral votes.
Once presented with this information — which apparently just got activated with a surprise Texas lawsuit filed with SCOTUS before midnight last night — the U.S. Supreme Court must rule that those swing states must now use their state legislators to appoint electors rather than relying on the fraudulent, nullified, rigged elections that used Dominion Voting Systems.
As explained by Ren Jander from ThePostEmail.com, the U.S. Constitution describes an “Election Day” which is one particular calendar day, and federal elections are limited to one day precisely for the purpose of preventing the kind of fraud that often takes place when elections are paused and drawn out. Because the federal government appoints states to carry out elections to fill federal positions (such as President), the U.S. Constitution has jurisdiction over state elections when those elections involve federal officials and violate the U.S. Constitution. As explained by Jander:
The voters vote. The officials count. These combined actions form “the election,” and the election must be decided on the day. States that failed to make a final selection of officeholder by midnight after Election Day have violated the statute, subjecting the nation at large to the very evils Congressionally mandated deadlines were drafted to prevent.
To remedy this situation, a person or State merely needs to ask the US Supreme Court to remedy the violation by nullifying the votes of states which attempted to commit election fraud by extending election “day” to election “weeks.” As Jander explains:
3 U.S.C. § 2 kicks the decision back to the State Legislatures after a failed election renders the previous results void. Failed elections nullify all votes, not just some votes, not just late votes, not just illegal votes. The election itself is void in late States.
This all presumes there is any semblance of the rule of law left in the USA, or whether the constitution is just a piece of parchment in a history museum.
The military may be the only option left, to save the Republic, which is their sworn duty.
That’s right, will the Supremes have the guts to withhold the law? We know Roberts doesn’t have the balls, but how about the others?
And then once/if the Supreme Court rules this do the state legislatures have the courage to do the right thing? Initial indications may point to no. In Georgia there are too many cowards shaking in their boots in fear of the brown shirts, or rather Antifa.
My concern also. GA, MI … RINO, neverTRumpers, and on the take politicians .. its their MO after all.
Unless NV or AZ get reversed, it may only take one of these swing states to hand it to Biden. I bet the legislators (and their families) will get doxed between now and then. Its the way the liberals play the game.
This sounds too good to be true. He has cited the 1997 law but how come no one seems to have heard of it? If it was as simple as that why wouldn’t any lawyer have mentioned it before? It’s possible the strategy was to invoke it after first exposing all the ways in which Dems commited fraud because they are serious about passing future legislation to reform the system so nothing like this ever happens again.
“all ballots received after midnight of Election Day are null and void.”
Even if true, many of the ballots counted at 3am had been received before midnight. Just not counted before midnight.
The 4am truckload drop and others would be a different matter.
But this is why in Michigan there was the effort to back date the postmarks.
In any event, I don’t believe any of the ballots were time stamped based on their Arrival Time.