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1/14🚨Dissecting SCOTUS decision for answers to the 3 judges to decide that way on procedural grounds and not merit/evidence. Perhaps builds credibility for a future decision that more people would accept and more time to present the intelligence and evidence to American people

 2/14 (either through continued hearings, EO or both). You can now have multiple suits from work their way through lower courts for a look again when it's undeniable to even the staunchest wide eyed liberal. The TX one was nice because states bs states go straight to top.
3/14 That's the courts. Either way, the Texas suit was like a bonus or winning the 2nd showcase. Would have been nice to have, but you can still be a winner.
4/14 DONT think Trump's plan and for him to say he will absolutely not concede, was all hinging in the hope that an AG in another state files a lawsuit on the swing states where fraud is most rampant.
5/14 IMPORTANT 🚨 January 20th is the only Date in Constitution and only ultimate date. So here's where you see a few paths. Most paths rely on people in state and national congresses to do the right thing, which they've consistently proven they cannot do (see republicans in GA)
6/14 🤔 Keep that ☝️ in mind. Relying on others to do what's best for the American People is not Trump's MO.
7/14❗️The State Legislatures supported by Article II, the state representatives decide the electors to send. Some would have to become "faithless" and avoid the fraudulent totals votes from state elections.
8/14❗️The SCOTUS intervening in a split decision like they did in Bush V Gore.
The Electoral Count ACT of 1887 allowing congress to challenge votes on January 6. Dems used this in 2001, 2005 and 2017.
9/14❗️ The Contingent Election where it goes to House of Representatives and each state gets 1 vote. Again, not relying on the swamp we're seeing more and more corruption and people compromised on both side just in the last few days.
10/14❗️ THE OPTION only Trump knows. This is the final that's been in planning and I believe relies on Exec Order, DOD/DNI intelligence that's been classified ("We have it all") the Military with loyalists in key roles and Patriots standing behind the initiative to save republic
11/14 Before the final option is executed, the public has to be woken up slowly. Non Classified Evidence continues to be released. Trump is going to start running ads exposing election fraud in the next couple days.
12/14 You're actually starting to see stuff trickle out to mainstream and even from corrupt FBI - ex Hunter Laptop, Eric Swallwell banging a Chinese spy, etc.
13/14 The door shutting on Texas suit was a door. It would've been great for them to hear it, but when all 3 Trump appointees decide the same thing.
14/14 Doesn’t it seem more likely they'd be waiting for something that would be the final nail or that it's avoidable for now to let the public continue to catch on to how big this really was? They're not dumb and know what's on the line.
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