Back when this was truly a republic, John C Calhoun of South Carolina was a mighty advocate for the idea of nullification, which picked up the idea of the Federalist Papers that the states were equal to the Feds in being able to decide what was Constitutional, mainly as a defense against tyranny.
As yet another attempt at tyranny faces us, Jim Hoft of Gateway, raises the idea. I've been of the same mind since 11/3 and glad to see there are like minds out there. Briefly put, I think Trump has to declare the "election" null and void and initiate no-holds-barred investigations with the aim of convicting governors, state party chairs, secretaries of state, legislators (all the way up to Congress), and judges (again, all the way up the food chain) of any wrongdoing found. Hoft goes one step further and wants a state of emergency declared.
TX has already been proven stolen, as has PA, and they're working on VA and MS, with many of the old shenanigans of the '12 and '20 "elections" showing up once agai\n. The number of states whose totals are beyond possiblity are now ~34; 2/3 of all the states. IOW a coup. This means no new Congress in January until the mess is sorted out. Since Congress has already shown its vigilance by forgetting to pay the Army back in 1877 (the height of the Indians Wars), it's probably not a bad thing.
YMMV, of course, but, all the same, keep your powder dry.
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