Klayman’s letter said he was sending out letters to the DNC Executive Committee (who are in charge of the Certification of Nomination), each state dem party chair (who submit the OCON’s to the state SOS for inclusion on the ballot), the state SOS’s (who decide who can be on the ballot), the state AG’s (who would prosecute fraud and perjury perpetrated on their state), and the Commission on Presidential Debates (who decide who gets invited to the debates - with the first of 3 criteria being that there has to be evidence of eligibility).
If all those people receive these letters, the answer to your question is yes - they will make their decisions after getting this heads up.
At that point we find out who believes in the rule of law, and who doesn’t. And it’s not just the possibility of being sent to jail that looms ahead. Who would re-elect an AG who knew that crimes of this magnitude were being perpetrated and refused to do anything about it? How could that person say that they can be trusted to protect the people of their state?
We will find out whether the people have any real checks and balances. In a way, the system is officially on trial beginning now. We need to apply pressure to these people, to see if the system is functioning AT ALL.
This should be sent to Ken Cuccinelli, AG, VA and Kris Kobach, Secretary of State Kansas. They are real conservatives who will take whatever action is warranted.