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Originally Posted by maulaga58
The way I understand the law to be even with control of both chambers the only way to overturn election would be a state legislature providing 2 sets of electors. So even with a majority in both chambers it would still fail.
Correct. But with a majority in both Houses you might have seen some States willing to try to send faithless electors.
I maintain that it was only because so many steps were needed (more than one State, ...Faithless Electors, ... and a House and Senate to go along) that Brian Kemp and others did not try. They could not see the path to success even if they did their part and did not want that legacy of 'attempting a coup' to be around their neck unless they knew it had a real chance.
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Biden has handled this terribly IMO. Aggressive litigation from Biden from the onset could have stopped this nonsense and never provided Trump and associates the oxygen to breathe. Biden being a wimp and not standing up to the bully has allowed this to go as far as it has. Now he has partially undermined his own presidency.
I disagree here entirely.
Aggressive litigation, imo would have gone no where fast. We've seen since the start of Trump's presidency how many years things get tied up in the system.
IMO that is one of the biggest failings Trump exposed in gov't and why some form of Constitutional Court needs to be created. You cannot have a POTUS able to tie stuff up in the courts for his entire term when the information sought might get him impeached or not re-elected. It is anti-accountability.