Orange_Crush
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Hilarious flailing?
You could have just admitted that you really don't know.
The next step, unless the court intervenes per the certified results, is for the state legislature to assign electors. Pennsylvania has no laws against faithless electors, though in October Democrats tried to hurriedly create one. So, what we have here is the Republican majority state legislature holding a court of public opinion, potentially proving that defrauded election results were certified, and thus opening the door for faithless electors (and/or reason to overturn the certification of the election).
Three swing states have Republican state legislatures doing the exact same thing over the next week.
