WE DEMAND THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE TAKE ITS CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY AND SELECT THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTORS NOW

WE DEMAND THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE TAKE ITS CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY AND SELECT THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTORS NOW  

Jake Corman [PA Senate President]

Bryan Cutler [Speaker of the House]  

Summary: This Petition calls for the Pennsylvania Legislature to do their duty under federal plenary Constitutional authority to meet and to decide the Electors from the Commonwealth for President of the United States. Our Commonwealth Constitution was violated and there was both massive voter fraud and election fraud. The Legislature has federal Constitutional authority to do this over the objections of Gov. Wolf.  

PETITION FROM THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA  

Whereas: In the US Constitution, article 2, section 1, absolute plenary power is given to the Legislatures of the States to choose the Electors for the President and Vice-President.

  Each State shall appoint, in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct, a Number of Electors, equal to the whole Number of Senators and Representatives to which the State may be entitled in the Congress: ….  

Whereas: The US Supreme Court has defined “Plenary Power” as having no other limit except what the Legislature decides.1  

Whereas: The State Legislature has the plenary power to name the Electors of their choice when either

(1) the election results are indeterminate because of massive fraud or

(2) there are violations of the election law as established by the Constitution and Legislature. Both have been demonstrated in this 2020 election.  

See the following interview with Professor of Constitutional Law, Dr. John Eastman2, who clearly asserts the above in established Supreme Court decisions.  

“The Supreme Court has noted in both McPherson v. Blacker and Bush v. Gore that whatever provisions may be made by statute or by the state constitution to choose electors by the people, there is no doubt that the federal constitution gives the right to the Legislature to resume that power at any time.”  

“The failure of the state elections officials to follow the manner you had set out in statutes in conducting this election as well as the intermingling of illegal and legal ballots and significant enough numbers that the election can't be validly certified quite simply means that the state has failed to make a choice on election day in accordance with the manner that you've prescribed. The appointment of Electors therefore both under Article Two, Section 1 and Section 2 of Subtitle 3 devolves back onto the Legislature of the State which has plenary power to decide whether and how to exercise the appointment power itself or craft some other mechanism to cure the problems with the State election that occurred.”  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzE-Eow4L9Y     Prof. John Eastman  

Whereas: There is clear evidence of massive fraud in the Pennsylvania election with hundreds of signed affidavits of witnessing voter fraud, signed under oath with penalty for perjury. Data experts have testified to the election fraud carried out by voting machines.  

Whereas: The laws governing the election were violated in numerous ways in Pennsylvania. Certification of the election was not made in accordance with the laws established in Pennsylvania.  

Whereas: Any certification of a fraudulent election by Governor Wolf and Secretary Boockvar is null and void.  

Whereas: It has been demonstrated by Constitutional scholars that there is significant flexibility and precedent in U.S. law for changing the date that electors are appointed, changing the date electors convene to vote, and changing the date electors have their vote certified by Congress.3  

Whereas: The Legislature has the federally mandated plenary power over the Electors. The state constitution cannot restrict that power. The Legislature can constitutionally call a special session in order to exercise their federal Constitutional duty. They are not acting in a Pennsylvania capacity, but a federal capacity.   Deciding the manner of choosing electors is not acting as a state body, but it is acting as a federally appointed legislature with direct authority from the federal constitution.4  

Whereas: The responsibility still rests with the State Legislature to appoint our state’s Electors, because no “determination made pursuant to such law” has actually been made.5  

Therefore: We, representing the people of Pennsylvania, demand that the Pennsylvania Legislature:  

1. Take back your Constitutional power over our Electors

2. Do your duty without regard for the calendar

3. Call the Legislature to convene for this federally mandated purpose

4. Decide the slate of the Electors for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.    

Additional links that explain the power of the state legislature to choose the state electors

  The ANSWER Exists In CONSTITUTION | Rudy Giuliani | Ep. 91 - YouTube

https://youtu.be/81hlgki4hk0   

"TAKE BACK YOUR POWER" Jenna Ellis Discussing FRAUD in Michigan Hearing - YouTube  

https://youtu.be/AmzWKEaMFOU

Footnotes:  

1. Court Case 1892, McPherson v. Blacker. Reiterated in the Bush v. Gore in 2000.  

2. Dr. John Eastman, Member of the 11th Circuit Bar which oversees Georgia and a member of the Supreme Court Bar.  

3. The Amistad Project of the Thomas More Society.   https://thenationalpulse.com/news/electoral-election-deadline/  

4. Dr. John Eastman video, timestamp 34 min. 3 sec.  

5. Metcalfe, Daryl D, et al. v. Wolf, Bookvar, et al, Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania Complaint FilingWCMWHB00816378  

Urban counties such as Allegheny (Pittsburgh), Philadelphia, and Delaware County received over $10 million in private grants that imposed strict conditions on the conduct of elections without legislative approval, violating state laws prohibiting the use of private money to pay for federal elections. In addition, election officials took unlawful steps to pre-canvass mail-in ballots and help voters “cure” flawed ballots that had missing or incorrect information or otherwise failed to meet legal criteria designed to prevent fraud. Secretary of State Kathleen Boockvar also exceeded her authority by issuing guidance granting permission for counties to engage in these unlawful practices. She issued this guidance less than 24 hours before polls closed -- insufficient time for counties that had not engaged in those practices to take advantage of them, even if the guidance were legitimate. These practices resulted in well over 100,000 potentially fraudulent ballots, according to analysis by data experts.  

James Stephens    Contact the author of the petition