Remember, however, that under the U.S. Constitution, electors from the disputed states are subject to challenge, de-certification, and replacement by respective legislatures.
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…Do you disagree with the premise, on this one also, as you did on the last two I wrote for the Honolulu Star-Advertiser regarding US Constitutional issues? Or is it that you just don’t want another view from within Hawaii that disagrees…
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Cam Cavasso explains why we do not yet have a president elect.
The MiracleNet Network is a Christian TV network founded by Dr. Michael and Sarah Hughes.
MiracleNet has been broadcasted all over the world by cable, satellite, broadcast, and the internet, largely across Asia and the Near East. Including Israel, Iraq, Qatar, Pakistan, India, etc…
Cam would like to thank Dr. Hughes for the opportunity to share this information with this worldwide audience.
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Do we have a president-elect in 2020?
Some say we do. Some say we don’t. So, what prevails? How about we follow the U.S. Constitution? Ho, what a novel idea.
The Constitution provides us a five-step election process, over a nine-and-one-half-week period, to choose our president.
We do not have a president-elect. Why? The second step is now
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