"There has been no violation of the [Federal] Constitution"
Notice how this debunks the idea that Legislatures have to choose electors. Popular selection of Electors is the law (in all states), and it does NOT violate the Constitution. 3/
Michigan (King v Whitmer) Part 1
"Any alleged deviation from state election law amounts to a modification of state election law[DO NOT]open the door to federal review"
This goes to show that SCOTUS is not the authority on state law.
THEY TRIED TO INVALIDATE A BALLOT BECAUSE THE COLOR OF THE PEN WAS WRONG!!!
This also goes to show the difference between mandatory and directive instructions from the legislature, more on this in a minute.
Pennsylvania Trump appeals Part 3
Trump was trying to throw out thousands of ballots on technicalities that didn't "warrant the wholesale disenfranchisement of thousands of Pennsylvania voters"
Directives are not mandatory and don't validate the trashing of a legal vote.
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This is a good one to show people who think affidavits are good evidence. Notice how the affidavits don't actually say they saw fraud happen in Detroit.