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The CEO of Dominion Voting Systems gave evidence after the Election that the Doninion machines are NOT connected to the Internet

See corporate presentation below by VP of Dominion that confirms the opposite !

https://twitter.com/adamseconomics/status/1345835636578635776?s=21

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I would like to bring to all the readers attention the following case brought by Sen Louis Ghomert ( Rep ) against

VP Mike Pence

https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.txed.203073/gov.uscourts.txed.203073.30.0.pdf

For those who don’t have the patience to read the submission , I will summarise it as best as I can

First some background:

On 6 Jan, 2021, there will be a joint sitting of Congress and the Electoral Votes for each state will be counted.

The constitution and the 12th Amendment appoint the President of the Senate ( who is in this case is Pence ) to preside over the meeting.

Neither The Constitution and the 12th Amendment authorise the House or the Senate to resolve controversies with the Electoral college votes ( in this case, 2 electoral college lists have been sent to be considered on 6th Jan . One list will appoint Trump and the other list will appoint Biden !

What complicated things is that in 1887 , Congress passed an Act called the Electoral Counting Act, which gave both Houses of Congress the power to resolve such a controversy

The problem is that that Act is unconstitutional because it affords a power to the Congress that neither the Constitution nor the 12th Amendment afforded. For a new Act to provide a change to the Constitution a 2/3 majority is required and that did not take place in 1887.

This is what is the crux of Sen Ghomert’s case is. To obtain a ruling that Pence, being the presider over the 6th Jan meeting, is the only one that has constitutional power to deal with the dispute that will take place on the 6th . Namely that the Electoral College Votes in Michigan, Wisconsin , Pennsylvania, Georgia and Arizona were illegally certified due to the fraud that took place in those 6 states

The judge ruled ( knowing that Ghomert’s case was correct ) that the suit should have been against Congress, which in my view is incorrect and a copout.

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I would like to bring to all the readers attention the following case brought by Sen Louis Ghomert ( Rep ) against

VP Mike Pence

https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.txed.203073/gov.uscourts.txed.203073.30.0.pdf

For those who don’t have the patience to read the submission , I will summarise it as best as I can

First some background:

On 6 Jan, 2021, there will be a joint sitting of Congress and the Electoral Votes for each state will be counted.

The constitution and the 12th Amendment appoint the President of the Senate ( who is in this case is Pence ) to preside over the meeting.

Neither The Constitution and the 12th Amendment authorise the House or the Senate to resolve controversies with the Electoral college votes ( in this case, 2 electoral college lists have been sent to be considered on 6th Jan . One list will appoint Trump and the other list will appoint Biden !

What complicated things is that in 1887 , Congress passed an Act called the Electoral Counting Act, which gave both Houses of Congress the power to resolve such a controversy

The problem is that that Act is unconstitutional because it affords a power to the Congress that neither the Constitution nor the 12th Amendment afforded. For a new Act to provide a change to the Constitution a 2/3 majority is required and that did not take place in 1887.

This is what is the crux of Sen Ghomert’s case is. To obtain a ruling that Pence, being the presider over the 6th Jan meeting, is the only one that has constitutional power to deal with the dispute that will take place on the 6th . Namely that the Electoral College Votes in Michigan, Wisconsin , Pennsylvania, Georgia and Arizona were illegally certified due to the fraud that took place in those 6 states

The judge ruled ( knowing that Ghomert’s case was correct ) that the suit should have been against Congress, which in my view is incorrect and a copout.

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