OldMercsRule
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Discovery of what?
Criminal activity of election crooks. Voting machines with corrupt software allowing internet connections to flip votes et al.
Enjoin what?
Election activity of said crooks ^^^; use of said corrupt voting machines ^^^.
No, courts do not have authority to decide elections or usurp authority away from the legislatures in this manner.
Courts can certainly hold trial against fraudsters, since that is a felony.
Never said "decide elections", those are decided by proper counting, (not fraudulent/ non-criminal), of the votes of American citizens...
