Under the "stare decisis" 9-0 unanimous US Supreme court decision made in Norton vs Shelby County, TN 118 US 425 (1886), the Presidential election of 2020 should never have been certified.
This is because the entire election process, from illegitimate start to illegitimate finish, was a sham under the rules of the De Jure American (Magnificent) Republic.
In retrospect, temporarily-seated State Legislatures in so-called “Battleground States” committed multiple acts of usurpation when they changed how their State elections were to be conducted and/or challenged.
These legislative actions were invalid from their enactment (ie, using third party voting machines to cast and count ballots; the relinquishment of safeguards previously in place, such as removing signature verification protocols; and the absolutely fraudulent manipulation of various States Voter Databases).
Then to make these Acts of Usurpation worse, we saw a complete lack of transparency under any and all hearings at the State Legislative level, along with totally cowardly and compromised Judicial decisions made throughout our Magnificent Republic.
This is no small matter.
Moving forward and looking back, We the People need to examine these Acts of Usurpation and force a return to the limited delegated authorities (better defined as DUTIES) that We the People have granted to our subservient governmental Departments/Agencies.
That said, President Donald J. Trump has accomplished an historic phenomenon.
He was, is and will be the President of our Magnificent Republic for three terms.
Team Republic salutes his extraordinary place in the history of our MAGNIFICENT REPUBLIC.
Join us in this opportunity to educate ourselves and our progeny by becoming a Member of the Magnificent Republic.
Janice Daniels
November 07, 2024
When less than one quarter of one percent of the voters consent to a brand new State Constitution that affects 100 percent of the Michigan citizenry, that is not a republican form of government as guaranteed to every State of this Union as codified in the United States Constitution Article IV, Section 4.
