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Wednesday, June 22, 2022

State GOP officially determines Biden was 'not legitimately elected'

'We reject the certified results of the 2020 presidential election'

  Bob Unruh  By Bob Unruh June 20, 2022

President Donald Trump addresses CPAC in Dallas, Texas, on Sunday, July 11, 2021. (Video screenshot)  Texas Republicans have adopted a new state party platform that openly rejects the results of the 2020 presidential election and declares that Joe Biden was "not legitimately elected."

And much more.

The Washington Examiner notes that the state party's convention was held recently, and members charged that the election through which Biden was handed the White House "violated the Constitution and resulted in substantial voter fraud. The party contended various state elections officials "illegally circumvented" state legislatures by "conducting their elections in multiple ways."...........To Read More....

My Take - I hate having to repeat this but the Constitution gives the legislature or each state the sole and singular power to write the rules regarding elections in their states. Neither the governor, judges, election officials or any elected official can make changes in those rules. If done, it's illegal, and it was done over and over again in many states including Pennsylvania by the state Supreme Court in support of officials who had no authority to make changes.

  • Were the elections rigged? It might not matter. June 22, 2022 By Robert Arvay - Elections will not legitimize any government if they are rigged.  We must end the absurdity whereby a private corporation can be hired to count our votes and then refuse to prove to us exactly how it got the final numbers.  If the system is not completely transparent and auditable, you can never be confident in it.  You can be completely justified in suspecting that it is fraudulent.  When the public no longer trusts those who count the votes, then the outcome will be chaos........ 

 

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