Congressional Authority and Electoral Count Process

The chapter explores the potential implications of a court ruling that may restrict Congress's role in counting electoral votes on January 6th, emphasizing concerns like reliance on dicta and misinterpretation of statutes. It delves into the Electoral Count Reform Act, 14th Amendment Section 5, and the need for clarity in legislative authority identification. Additionally, it touches on listener questions about disqualification under the 14th Amendment, historical contexts influencing state enforcement, and a scholar's critique on oath-breaking candidates.