A strongly worded letter?

Nationalizing the US elections would require amending the Constitution to take that power back from the States, which would require a Constitutional Convention, which would require either a 2/3 majority vote in the House AND Senate OR a call for a convention by 2/3rds of the State legislatures.

None of those dingbats are willing to waste that much time and effort just to shoot themselves in the ass. And Trump can’t just “Hereby Doo Dee-clare” it.

Put schumer in a nursing home.

Last week, Trump called on Republicans to “take over the election in at least fifteen spots” and “nationalize” the ballot box. Trump is accusing specific Democratic cities of corruption, such as Detroit, Philadelphia and Atlanta.

“Trump is already trying to cast doubt on the states’ ability to organize elections and count votes fairly,” says Elaine Kamarck. She was involved in campaigns by Democratic presidential candidates and is now affiliated with the Brookings Institute, a think tank.

Under the constitution, the states are responsible for organizing elections and counting the votes. “When the constitution was drafted, the states were very powerful,” explains Kamarck. “They didn’t want a strong central government. That is still a key feature of the U.S. state system.”

White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt nuanced Trump’s statements. According to her, the president wants Congress to set new rules. Parliament has the power to do so.

Trump later reiterated that the federal government must intervene in what he calls “serious corruption.” “If a state can’t organize elections, then the people who stand behind me have to do something about that,” he said.

In March, Trump tried to impose rules through a presidential decree states. Federal judges then ruled that only Congress, and not the president, is competent to establish nationwide election rules.

The president still states without evidence that the 2020 election has not been fair. Last week, the FBI seized ballots and electoral rolls from that period in Fulton County, in the state of Georgia. Trump then spoke by phone with agents involved in the action. This was done via the telephone of Tulsi Gabbard, who, as director of national intelligence (DNI), directs all national intelligence services.

The fact that the DNI is present in a police action is highly unusual. Gabbard writes in a letter to Congress that Trump personally ordered her.

“It’s unheard of, the Trump administration has nothing to do there,” says Elaine Kamarck. “I expect the president will try to show that there was something wrong with the ballots.”
From Dutch state News NOS

Weeks later after a bunch of headlines and sound bites… “Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer has agreed to Trump’s federal take over of mid term elections. In return republicans have agreed to pinky promise that the election will be fair and to walk by a room that has the latest proposal on extending ACA benefits.”

the same democrats who have stopped…ABSOLUTELY FUCKING NOTHING?

Just like they ‘didn’t let’ the GOP cut Medicare benefits by caving during the last shutdown? Oh wait…

Haha! Yeah, sure.
Just like they stopped the child rapist from doing all that other criminally evil shit last week/month/year?

Hey, Dems, you should really try to keep your controlled opposition performance at least somewhat believable. If you guys try to overstep your boundaries daddy tRUMP will bitch slap you.

Soooooo go on MSNBC and say “Hell no” and “over my dead body!”

And then Jon Stewart smash-cuts to a report revealing you actually voted “Yes”? Like always happens? Cool great awesome

Schumer is typing up that stern letter as we speak