>>13742348 (lb)

I think Jordan is the leader of a Trump bloc operating under the radar, and Cheney got jacked because she didn't know they were there and decided to double down rather than leave her position quietly. Big surprise to the elite. Cheney had survived a blackball vote right after she voted for impeachment.

Greene and Gaetz are walking point, drawing fire. Greene is the mongoose to the cobra AOC, too. Notice blurb about AOC in therapy? No shit. The airhead isn't empty anymore; Greene in there, rent free, 24/7.

>>13743121

>I don't think we'll see all that happen though, only because I think the white hats will pull the plug on the whole charade before then.

I think, too, that's the only way at this point.

What you have had thus far is congress and the courts arbitrarily deciding would would be POTUS in 2021.

Reversing the argument from the Trump side on 6 Jan 2021, why would a congress have to accept Trump electors if AZ/GA/MI/WI/NH changed them? I don't think they would, because fuck you.

Same as the SC, no standing because fuck you.

What are you (the peeps) going to do about it?

Congress and the courts, down to the local level, have to be cleaned out before anything resembling elections decided by the actual votes of US citizens is possible.

Best scenario, for me, is an ultimate authority; that is, an authority that doesn't accept nor has to accept the fuck you from congress and the courts and has the tools to make that stance stick, reports findings of who won in 2020, and that it was Trump.

Trump, report in hand of actual down ticket results, cleans the shit up with the ultimate authority backing him up.