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3: The Law of the Land
Assuming that the cabal has some figure prepared to be their savior, a clear path exists to the acting Presidency.
The goal for the cabal on Election Day will not be for Biden to "win". The goal is rather to prevent any consensus that Trump has won, and this will be accomplished if enough precincts fail to report results, and this can be achieved if there is enough mail-in voting. But Election Day will simply be a prelude to the lawsuits: dozens or hundreds of lawsuits will be filed around the country, all different, but all alleging illegalities in the manner in which votes are being counted. Since the manner in which Presidential elections are actually conducted hinges on the confluence of federal, state, and local laws, and local codifications of voting procedures, these lawsuits will be difficult to sort out. And there won't be an option for the Supreme Court to step in, like in 2000, and call an end to it, since there won't be ANY set of results to stick with.
The upshot is that some electors will not be elected by the time they are supposed to vote in their respective states for President, and so some of these votes will not occur, and so some electoral votes will not be sent to Congress by the time the new Congress is supposed to tabulate them and officially elect the President. Maybe some votes will arrive, but they'll conveniently be for Biden. And so the Republicans who control the Senate will refuse to participate in the joint sesssion of Congress that is supposed to count the votes, since they rightly won't wish to "steal" the election for Biden. And so this session will simply not occur, even though it supposedly must. This eventuality will become evident in advance, and it will appear nearly certain that Trump's term will expire on January 20 with no President-Elect established.
Now here is the crux of this whole scenario: contrary to popular belief, the Speaker of the House will not become acting President. At the very least, it is far from obvious that existing legislation makes the Speaker acting President in that scenario. Read the following very carefully, and think for youself:
3 U.S. Code CHAPTER 1—PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS AND VACANCIES:
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/3/chapter-1
U.S. Constitution, Article II, Secton 1:
https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/article-2/
And the 12th, 20th, and 25th Amendments:
https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-12/
https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-20/
https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-25/
It seems that legislators have taken great pains to ensure that there is NEVER a presidential vacancy due to lack a President-Elect, but have not clearly provided for the case where Congress has simply failed to certify anyone at all. And in any case, if it does seem that the Speaker is supposed to take the role in that situation, this is "required" only by congressional legislation and not by the Constitution itself, and hence that "requirement" can be overriden by Congress, exercising its power under Section 3 of the 20th Amendment.
Suppose that the House as it exists in DC in early January 2021 has a majority of Democrats (regardless of how many Republicans were seemingly "elected" on Nov 3). Then REPUBLICANS will push the interpretation that the Speaker does not automatically become acting President, and demand that someone else be installed "temporarily". And the cabal, if they aren't total chumps as evildoers, have prepared for exactly this, and have someone ready.