Personally, I don't think there is strong enough evidence at the moment to suggest flipping votes, or disenfranchising massive swaths of voters. I know that's not going to be a take most people like.

Understood... Doesn't that becomes harder, because it requires the decertification of already certified election results?

@Jammer68 what do you think it will be. I want a path

No just a debate in the house of reps is all it would take, I believe

@Maw but what about disenchanting 74million

Go to Viva Frei's channel and check out the highlights from the last couple of live streams with Robert Barnes. Barnes admitted he has been working with Trump in the background. he explains what they need to do and what they are facing very good.

Well, Obama was correct when he stated that he will fundamentally change the United States. Look where we are now...

https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF11641

If they cast enough doubt in PA, GA and NV for legislatures to refuse to accept the vote on Jan 6th, what would happen as the next step?

Are we not doing slides today?

Over ballots stuffing enough to overtake Trump votes

@pinkie2 I don't think it's going to be viewed the same way.

btw - new here, thanks for hosting this!!

@ChairmanOfTheBored Welcome!

Working on them @Zuluzeit @FaithJoy was having some issues.

Can I help?

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If the results are challenged, but I think that takes a straight vote to uphold. Not the delegate vote.

I dont think it's harder to cancel sending electorals vs getting them flipped

Sweet. Not complaining. Just asking. @RobertGrulerEsq

@TaLoN132

Also, I think if legislatures tried to elect electors to vote for a candidate that lost the popular vote (I don't even know if this is possible, Robert?) that it would undermine American trust so much, it would potentially be even more of a disaster than disenfranchising entire states worth of votes.

It takes 1 Senator and 1 Representative to send it to a vote to accept or deny the Electoral College.

So if both houses agree to reject the electoral votes, they can.

Finally saw R &R in the chat

What about signing a thingy that say you know. Forgot the word. Millions send document to Washington. Barr somewhere

Come onnnnn Georgia seats. Thanks Lin.

Good to see you @MatiLuc

yep. Robert Barnes explained this last sunday during his stream with Viva Frei.

Petition

That makes sense, but is it the 1 vote per state or a straight vote?

I'm pretty sure "trust in the system" is already permanently damaged, and has been for some time now.

I find it absolutely irresponsible that Lin is encouraging people to not vote.

Then it goes to the House for POTUS and Senate for VP. the House votes by state.

@jfindley Trust can always be damaged further.

If a president is elected and sworn in with known fraudulent votes (even 30% of Democrats believe the election was stolen from Trump) the election integrity will never be trusted again. People will feel their vote no longer has any merit or value.

Is that done by a simple majority vote?

I'm new here.. looking for Rob's book. Anyone know how I can find it?

He wants a 3rd party he has power in

I agree that it is egregiously irresponsible...but I'm thrilled about it.

@Mandy dropped it in the announcements channel