>>11673409 pb

https://twitter.com/CNNPolitics/status/1328480990570876929

>The Wisconsin Elections Commission said that if President Donald Trump's campaign wants a recount of the razor-thin presidential race in the state, it will need to pay $7.9 million upfront

Is the requirement that the money be put up now and to be reimbursed later? A measure to avoid nuissance lawfare within the tight deadlines? The process is launched if the requirement for a recount proves legitimate - regardless of outcome of that recount. Ultimately, there should be no cost to a legitimate recount.

But don't know the Wisconsin law. Lawfags?

https://youtu.be/SFCXPw1t17o

https://youtu.be/ls00VR3Cr14

This is a new American Revolution.

And I'm going to release the Kraken.

>>11673628

>or the manner in which one who is to act shall be selected

That part is overlooked, generally, but may come into play rapidly.