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I can't think of a good analogy as a small scale example but it would seem like he legally can't allow this? Legally and morally? Also the millitary that knows what happend how can thry just say ok we will be led by a compromised idiot traitor?

It would be like you are at work and some one walks in and hands you a fake piece of paper saying you are fired and thry are taking your job. Would you just take the paper walk out and let them have your job?

I can't think of a good analogy as a small scale example but it would seem like he legally can't allow this? Legally and morally? Also the millitary that knows what happend how can thry just say ok we will be led by a compromised idiot traitor? It would be like you are at work and some one walks in and hands you a fake piece of paper saying you are fired and thry are taking your job. Would you just take the paper walk out and let them have your job?

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It isn't up to the president to make sure the next one was legitimately elected. He has no power to stop the transfer once the Electoral College votes are certified by Congress. it's their job to make sure the process was legit.

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What happens if they don’t do their job/ are just as compromised?

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We're witnessing that right now. Despite plenty of evidence (much of which that was dismissed out of hand) a contested election was certified and the "winner" will be the next to hold office.