Status Update on Commonwealth Court of PA Election Fraud and Public Corruption Case & Filing to Strike Wolf’s Opinion
USA CN Third Party Re Publication 2/25/25
Dear Friends and Supporters,
We wanted to provide an update on the status of our 876 CD 2022 Commonwealth Court appeal, which has been obstructed for 925 days in the appellate court, and 1,225 days since we filed the lawsuit. Attached are our latest filings and the court’s opinion.
As many of you know, we have been fighting to expose systemic election fraud and public corruption. Despite overwhelming evidence of the massive fraud we observed and documented in the November 2020 election, the courts have repeatedly tried to dismiss our case on procedural grounds rather than addressing the merits.
Latest Developments
📌 February 24, 2025 – Judge Michael H. Wolf dismissed our appeal, deliberately mischaracterizing our case as an “election law” issue rather than the tort (fraud) case it actually is. This was a blatant attempt to sidestep the evidence of fraud and misconduct we presented and completely ignored the constitutional violations and due process failures at the lower court level.
📌 Judge Patricia McCullough issued a scathing dissenting opinion, recognizing the gravity of our claims and stating that the court should have reached the merits.
📌 We anticipated this move and filed an immediate Praecipe to Strike Judge Wolf’s opinion and order only hours later, citing:
✅ Lack of jurisdiction – Wolf had no authority to reframe our case to fit a procedural dismissal.
✅ Procedural misconduct – The Commonwealth Court ignored Judge Whelan’s post-appeal opinion tampering, which was designed to justify his flawed ruling after the fact.
✅ Due process violations – The court refused to address evidence, ignored established case law, and effectively shut the door on our right to a fair trial.
What This Means
This filing documents the judicial misconduct, procedural obstruction, and due process failures that will serve as the foundation for our appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court—and, if necessary, the U.S. Supreme Court.
Judge McCullough’s dissent strongly supports our position and highlights the unlawful procedural tactics used to suppress this case. Her dissent will be critical in our appeal.
Next Steps
🔹 Await the Commonwealth Court’s response – They must either strike their own ruling or deny our motion, which will only strengthen our appeal.
🔹 File an appeal to the PA Supreme Court before March 27th – This will directly challenge Wolf’s unlawful reframing of our case and the procedural obstructions used to block our trial.
🔹 Expose the corruption – We will continue to make the public and media aware of how the judicial system is being weaponized to suppress election fraud cases.
Final Thoughts
This remains a landmark legal battle against election fraud, judicial corruption, and the obstruction of justice. We are committed to ensuring that no judge, no court, and no official can evade accountability by hiding behind procedural trickery.
🚨 We are prepared to take this fight all the way.
Thank you for your continued support! We will keep you updated as this unfolds.
Best,
Gregory Stenstrom
