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By Ashe Epp
Marc Elias is wigging.
Elias is proposing seven new laws to further centralize elections and remove checks and balances.
The legal proposal is, essentially, that the Federal Legislative bans the Federal Executive from investigating the State Executive after the State Legislative bans all local authorities and their people from investigating or questioning the State.
The "pageantry of democracy," as he calls it, involves too many checks and balances where democracy can be corrupted, so we need to remove all the checks and balances from democracy to save democracy.
Having the people involved in democracy is a threat to democracy!
That is how I take the position of the founder of “democracy docket.” He also said local election certification should just be done by Microsoft Excel. Local people and federal people are a threat to state election administration according to Marc.
That tells us quite a bit, actually.
Marc is very authentically acting as though transparency in elections is an existential threat to his existence. It’s the most encouraging thing I’ve seen.
In response to this and other election news over the weekend, self-proclaimed experts on the internet claimed (again) that nothing is happening.
“No one has been arrested yet!”
Arrests are not the goal. Convictions are the goal. And cutting corners to scratch itches for internet lynch mobs will all but ensure that the bad guys walk.
Our system of justice, as designed, prioritizes the rights of the accused. No matter how much you hate the accused or how guilty you know they are, you cannot punish them unless they’ve had due process.
You certainly want that protection for yourself, right? If you’re accused of a crime, you demand your rights to due process. Well, we have equal justice under the law (again, as rightly designed).
We don’t want a political outcome, we want justice.
The former jeopardizes the latter. The treasonous traitors know that.
The latter means that every search and seizure, every grand jury, every investigative and prosecutorial step must be done meticulously by the book.
If you want convictions that stick, you need to dot every “i” and cross every “t”.
It’s clear to me that justice is coming – if for no other reason than how absolutely and desperately deranged Marc Elias and his friends appear right now.
That being said, it sucks to wait. But this process — if it is to be legitimate and successful for justice — will take time.
Patience is a pain sometimes, but it remains a virtue.
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