
have yall noticed how his legal team specifically says that he was “certified” as the winner of the 2024 election, but they rarely ever say “elected”? meanwhile, the verbiage of the 22nd amendment is specifically about eligibility for potential candidates based on how many times they’ve been *”elected”*. as others have theorized, I fear that not only was the 24’ election stolen, but that they might even admit as much in a court of law in order to justify an attempted third presidential term.
but they can’t risk such an admission of guilt during the term in question; it doesn’t matter as much towards the end of the term and they can use a defense such as “well, the states went through a review and certification process anyway, so even if he wasn’t elected his certification is still valid”
but this is what I worry about. if they didn’t actually win the election, and there was indeed interference that skewed the outcome of the results, then he technically wouldn’t have been elected. that’s why I’m so worried about their specific choice of rhetoric, because if that is the case, and they decide to even prevent the evidence of such interference, it’s not like our compromised Supreme Court would rule against them.
and in 2020, their entire plan was to present an alternate slate of electors for congress to certify, despite the election results and true elector slates showing otherwise. if they succeeded in such a plan in 2024, would they try and petition the Supreme Court to permit a third term based on their own electoral fraud, wedging that minuscule semantic loophole?