page 8. this really stuck in my mind after reading the complaint. "...Voters who cast lawful ballots
cannot have their votes diminished by states that
administered their 2020 presidential elections in a
manner where it is impossible to distinguish a lawful
ballot from an unlawful ballot ..."
The way I read the Texas’ filing is, other states’ voters cannot have their vote diminished by (...). => Could it happen that SCOTUS invalidates the 4 states, but that the vote doesn’t go to HoR, and we only retain the votes of the properly elected part of the electoral college?
- Is going to HoR mandatory if 1 state is invalidated?
- It would be a powerful message to electors of the fraudulent states : « Your vote cannot count because the governors you’ve elected are not mentally capable of organizing an election, so we’ll just listen to the votes of ~500 other members of the electoral college instead of 587. And by the way maybe please get rid of your governors if you want your vote to count next time. Just saying ».
