[Simon Foxx]

Reading the comments, there is really some thick-headedness going on in this thread.

Of course Mitch has to lay out the trial rules - he is still Majority Leader. But the second the Fraud is inaugurated, the case becomes MOOT. Make a motion to the Chief Justice to dismiss, or simply dismiss on a voice vote.

And whatever the outcome of that vote, its legally a nullity.

Trump's not going to run again anyway. And that may turn out to bite the 'Rats on the ass in 2024. If the economy has tanked, and they can't motivate their voters by running the "orange Hitler" meme again, the GOP might actually have a chance.

Except for the Blue state fraud system. The GOP needs to take back some Governorships and Sec'y of State offices.

[caww]

Of course Mitch has to lay out the trial rules - he is still Majority Leader.

That’s how I read it as well. People are wired these days and aren’t being careful of reading what’s written...

[Zhang Fei]

[Trump’s not going to run again anyway.]

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I think he definitely will. What he just did was for 2 reasons - fund-raising and the creation of a bloody shirt event. Mission accomplished. Voters will remember the steal when he brings it up in 2024.

[Cboldt]

-- If the economy has tanked, and they can't motivate their voters by running the "orange Hitler" meme again, the GOP might actually have a chance. --

Yep. Jeb or Rubio would be good choices. If one of them had won in 2016, none of the current unpleasantness would have happened.

But in all seriousness, I don't view GOP having a chance as a postitive thing. Different from DEMs? sure. Quite different. Ask me if I care.

[GQuagmire]

Well stated. The states with GOP majority that had all the issues in this election (Penn, Wisconsin, etc.) had stated make their first priority cleaning up their election processes and fast. See what Desantis did in FLA. Zero shenanigans, no Miami -Dade and Broward County foolishness.