December 21, 2024

Due Process over '20 Fraud Goes to SCOTUS

Timothy Birdnow

Now this is interesting!

It appears the 2020 election fraud case is headed to the Supreme Court. Yes, I did say that!

Seems two brothers - Loy Brunson and Raland Brunson - filed two separate lawsuits in Utah over violation of due process in the refusal of Congress to investigate allegations of vote fraud AS REQUIRED BY LAW in the 2020 theft of the Presidency.

The Tenth Circuit was unable to decide the case and the U.S. Supreme Court has actually placed it on the docket.

According to the article:

" Their case hinges on constitutional amendment violations of the right to due process. When an election has concerns of fraud, constitution allows for a 10 day investigation to look at the potential fraud questions and determine if fraud did or did not occur.

This case is NOT one of election fraud, it is about congress and the senate NOT doing their oath of office and violating Amendment I to the constitution, Article VI of the constitution, the 14th Amendment of the constitution, section 3, the 5th and the 9th Amendment of the constitution, as well as a couple of Utah State Constitution articles. Most pertain to due process, the right to investigation, and not performing the 10 day investigation when questions of election fraud were presented to congress. "

Well,well, well....

The reality is the whole election fraud business was clearly swept under the rug by both parties who were eager to get back to doing the work of  lining their own pockets the American People. They wanted to make Trump a bad dream from which they gratefully awakened.

But it didn't work out that way and he's back and the Supreme Court will now hear this case. If the brothers win it will force Congress to investigate serious allegations of vote fraud in any future election.

We sorely need that. The Democrats have stolen not just the Presidency but multiple House and Senate seats over the years and nothing has ever been done to stop them because there has been no political will. Republicans have been frightened to act, probably out of fear of blackmail and lawfare. There is "no controlling legal authority" except the very people who benefitted from the theft.

That has to change if America is to be restored.

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 01:10 PM | Comments (2) | Add Comment
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1 Indeed! From your keyboard to God's monitor!

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at December 23, 2024 12:48 AM (aL7f6)

2 Amen Dana!

Of course if we win at SCOTUS the Democrats will challenge every election forevermore. But at least we will now have a mechanism to try to stop fraud.

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at December 23, 2024 08:42 AM (pDD40)

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