Thread by @RepChipRoy

I am as outraged as anyone about the still-unanswered questions about the election. But the Constitution is clear:

States select electors. Congress does not.

There is only one path to victory for @POTUS on Jan. 6: state legislatures certifying Trump electors in states at issue

@POTUS Thank you to @RepNancyMace @RepKenBuck @RepThomasMassie @RepGallagher @RepArmstrongND and @RepMcClintock for standing with me and the constitution on this effort.

"[O]nly the states have authority to appoint electors, in accordance with state law. Congress has only a narrow role in the presidential election process. Its job is to count the electors submitted by the states, not to determine which electors the states should have sent."

"If states believe there was fraud—and if they believe that such fraud affected the outcome of the election—they must, as a body, convene immediately and send us that information, along with certified electoral votes cast by a Trump slate of electors."

"Absent such action, there is not a constitutional role for Congress to change the outcome of any state’s vote."