Thread by @MilitarisCath

Ohio's Amicus Brief in the Texas vs WI, MI, PA & GA suit int he Supreme Court, wants that the Federal government not tell us how to eat Thanksgiving Dinner so that Biden might be elected and tell us how to eat Thanksgiving Dinner. -- We think that Yoast is a Marxist Schill.

However the Sophistry is so patent in Ohio's brief that it actually will tilt the Supreme Court to act and uphold the sovereignty of State Legislatures to intervene in the apportionment of electors when popular voting mechanisms fail due to non leg actors
ohioattorneygeneral.gov/Files/Briefing…

The General Principle being, that the Legislatures since they are sovereign in their right to apportionment of electors, they can INTERVENE AT ANY TIME to adjudicate disputes in the process of electing when any cause arises for such a dispute

For this reason, Legislatures can self convene and must do so to settle doubts as to voter fraud, or their lack of intervention would constitute COLLABORATION after the fact in voter fraud and make them complicit in voter disenfranchisement of other states voters.

Therefore, we hold that SCOTUS will remand the complaint of Texas to be heard in the legislatures of WI, MI, PA and GA and petition them to consider the matter before apportioning their electors.

with SCOTUS instructing the legislatures thus, that if they find that their right to order the elections to be held was violated by state officials or fraud, that they have the discretionary right to apportion the electors as equity and justice demand, as final court of instance.

Finally, we expect that SCOTUS will instruct the states to observe peace and order and show this by hearing the petition of TEXAS in their legislatures, which have the constitutional right to judge Presidential election disputes arising from fraud in their own states.

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