The coup is coming baby

UsualName said:
Even beyond the fact that the electors are already chosen, even if a state party tried to send unelected electors to be certified by congress, congress still would not certify them.
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This is false. The state legislature ( you used the term, party) can send whomever they choose to The Electoral College with very few restrictions.
 
Buy1Sell2 said:
In reality, electors have not yet been chosen in the states.
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Man do you just bash your head into brick walls for fun or do you like people thinking you’re the dumbest person on the planet?

Here are the preselected electors for Georgia for all parties on the presidential ballot:

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UsualName said:
Man do you just bash your head into brick walls for fun or do you like people thinking you’re the dumbest person on the planet?

Here are the preselected electors for Georgia for all parties on the presidential ballot:

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Electors in the states have not been chosen yet. It's not yet certified who won each state. Please pay attention. ----The state legislature also has the final say on who goes to The Electoral College. The current status of electors is that they have been nominated. They have not been chosen yet.
 
Buy1Sell2 said:
This is false. The state legislature ( you used the term, party) can send whomever they choose to The Electoral College with very few restrictions.
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Wrong. State legislatures do not have the power to override the election held in their states. What you are referring to is the state legislatures can select how the winning candidates electors are chosen. There are two ways used by all states, either a party convention or party committee.

Even so, Georgia’s law is already on the books and passing an ex post facto law would be unconstitutional itself.
 
UsualName said:
State legislatures do not have the power to override the election held in their states. What you are referring to is the state legislatures can select how the winning candidates electors are chosen.
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This is of course false. The states can send whatever electors they wish to since they control the method by which they are chosen. Popular elections are not required by The Constitution of The US at all.
 
It is nice to know that the business leaders are on the side of truth:

https://www.businessinsider.com/tru...ectoral-college-presidential-election-2020-11


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By the way there is one logical explanation for Trump's behaviour beside coup, it is called grift. As long as the election isn't settled, he can ask for donations for his "legal election" fund but he uses that money to pay back debts from his campaign or whatever he wants to.
 
Pekelo said:
It is nice to know that the business leaders are on the side of truth:

https://www.businessinsider.com/tru...ectoral-college-presidential-election-2020-11


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By the way there is one logical explanation for Trump's behaviour beside coup, it is called grift. As long as the election isn't settled, he can ask for donations for his "legal election" fund but he uses that money to pay back debts from his campaign or whatever he wants to.
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Yeah---No. Trump has plenty of money already.
 
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