Supremes Agree to Confer on 2020 Election Steal, 4116

Loy Brunson is a Constitutional scholar and one of 4 Brunson brothers. One of his greatest discoveries about the U.S. Constitution is that members of Congress do not have the broad immunity that many of them think they do.

This revelation about Congressional immunity may soon play a huge role in an upcoming case that may soon come before the United States Supreme Court.

At this time the Supremes could make a decision that would remove the President, Vice President, and a sizeable majority of members of Congress from their roles as representatives of the people of the United States of America for refusing to do any sort of an examination of the results of the 2020 election. Failure to take on this Constitutional responsibility – regardless of what Mike Pence has to say on this matter, could be considered a national security emergency requiring emergency judicial action.

At that time, the Supremes could order that special elections would be held barely months into the future to replace the displaced Senators and Congressional representatives – probably the most remarkable positive event in American history.

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Rule 11 gives the Supremes the ability to move a case to a decision very swiftly because if granted, it recognizes that making a decision on the matter in very urgent to the overall health of the nation. It is done as a matter of a national emergency.