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RE: Come and git yer Audits - j.p. - 02-18-2021
As I feared. No type of audit would be satisfactory.
And it makes sense politically. At some point losing stops being a viable strategy. But building a loyal opposition over disingenuous audit demands becomes a new tactic. That can be played forever.
RE: Come and git yer Audits - k.d. - 02-18-2021
Quote:No type of audit would be satisfactory.That is not what I said.
RE: Come and git yer Audits - j.p. - 02-18-2021
(02-18-2021, 03:46 PM)k.d. Wrote:Quote:No type of audit would be satisfactory.That is not what I said.
Settled lawsuits are not subject to "audits". That is an illogical notion.
This is about audits.
RE: Come and git yer Audits - k.d. - 02-18-2021
What part of this didn't you understand? An audit that seeks out counterfeits. You are going around in circles.
RE: Come and git yer Audits - j.p. - 02-18-2021
Those were real votes from real registered voters following the rules ultimately set forth by their respected state.
At least they were not contested in any lawsuit as being "counterfeit"
RE: Come and git yer Audits - k.d. - 02-18-2021
Quote:Those were real votes from real registered voters following the rules ultimately set forth by their respected state.And plain as day the ones in certain states were unconstitutional according to the US Constitution. Hey if you don't wanna believe the thing was rigged, that's fine, most low IQ Bolsheviks don't get it.
RE: Come and git yer Audits - j.p. - 02-18-2021
There is nothing in the federal constitution that precludes a state from making election laws and rules. In fact it effectively requires states to make law and rules.
This approach, to say the least, is not how the Constitution has been understood in the past. Previous decisions define the word “legislature,” when used in this context, to refer to whatever the valid lawmaking process is within a state. As the Supreme Court held most recently in Arizona State Legislature, the word “legislature” should be read “in accordance with the State’s prescriptions for lawmaking, which may include the referendum and the Governor’s veto.”
https://www.vox.com/2020/11/3/21546419/supreme-court-2020-election-question-pennslyvania-minnesota-texas-north-carolina
RE: Come and git yer Audits - k.d. - 02-18-2021
Election Regulations
ARTICLE I, SECTION 4, CLAUSE 1
The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators.
RE: Come and git yer Audits - j.p. - 02-18-2021
the word “legislature” should be read “in accordance with the State’s prescriptions for lawmaking, which may include the referendum and the Governor’s veto.”
Sorry, it's precedent.
I could go down your literal rabbit hole and ask what about states that have "General Assemblies" instead "Legislatures" ?
RE: Come and git yer Audits - k.d. - 02-18-2021
It says what it says. Period.
A state legislature in the United States is the legislative body of any of the 50 U.S. states. The formal name varies from state to state. In 27 states the legislature is simply called the Legislature or the State Legislature, while in 19 states the legislature is called the General Assembly. In Massachusetts and New Hampshire, the legislature is called the General Court, while North Dakota and Oregon designate the legislature the Legislative Assembly.