They're all longshots as far as returning him to his rightful place in the Oval Office, but they can be used to get the evidence out to the people, evidence of voter fraud that has been suppressed.
If the Senate impeachment trial moves forward, these actions would also give him the opportunity to defend himself in ways the Senate itself will not present.
We've discussed in-depth how a writ of quo warranto may be his best course of action.
There's another course of action, a declaratory judgment action, that the President and his team can perform.
In an article meant to position a declaratory judgment action as superior to a writ of quo warranto, Mario Apuzzo, Esq. at ThePostEmail explained why he believes the former is the way to go.
After reviewing the article and others, I'm convinced that there's nothing prohibiting the President from pursuing both courses of action.
We're heading in the right direction and we believe we're ready talk to patriotic investors who want to not only "Get in on the action" but more importantly who want to help America hear the truth.
Friday, January 29, 2021
How impeachment opens the door for Trump to present ALL voter fraud evidence in court
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