If someone feels that there is fraud that occurred they do not have to go along with the fraud.
At the end of the day, what needs to be done is that every single vote needs to be counted, and to be counted properly you need to put forth more effort than the Democrats are willing to give out.
Take a look at what is going on in Arizona. There are a lot of people that have a lot of questions about the validity of the election, and that they need to make sure this was all done right.
Arizona state representative Mark Finchem (district 11) on Monday issued a call for his fellow Republicans to refuse to release the state’s eleven electoral votes from Joe Biden after watching evidence of fraud presented by the Trump legal team of Rudy Giuliani and Jenna Ellis.
They were forced to hold the meeting away from the legislature building when they were blocked by Republicans.
Evidence was presented about the connection of the Dominion Voting Systems machines being connected to the internet.
That could allow someone off-site to manipulate the voting. Giuliani and Ellis brought in a witness whose team had scrutinized the operating manual and gave testimony on how it could be used to change election results.
Arizona state Rep. Mark Finchem told reporters that he would be introducing legislation to withhold certifying the election and depriving Biden of their electoral votes based on the evidence that he witnessed. If several states withhold their votes, neither Biden nor Trump would end up with the 270 votes needed to win the presidency.
According to Finchem, the move would be easy to make and would be legally binding.
“A simple majority can call the House and Senate back, and in a day can pass a resolution and cause those electoral votes to basically be held,” he said. “And it is binding—I’ll see y’all in court.”
In total, nine Republican state lawmakers attended the meeting, which was held at a hotel in downtown Phoenix. They had requested permission to hold a formal legislative hearing at the state Capitol but were denied by the Republican House speaker and Senate president, according to The Associated Press.
Trump’s attorneys Rudy Giuliani and Jenna Ellis, alongside witnesses, appeared in front of members of the Arizona Legislature alleging that considerable voter fraud occurred in the state. They also pushed for the Republican-majority state House and Senate to hold a vote on the certification of the election.