[Alberta's Child]

Jan 6 Pence had a legal obligation to question the results.

Let’s stop posting this silly myth here on FR.

Objections were raised by various members of the House and Senate — consistent with the applicable Federal law in place. None of those objections were upheld by a vote in either house of Congress.

Once that happened, January 6th should have been nothing more than a simple formality.

[freepersup]

WRONG AGAIN!

Mike Pence could have resigned on the spot (or sooner) and immediately returned to Indiana, sending the process into unknown Constitutional territory.

[Steve Van Doorn]

The real coup took place on Jan 3 when they decided to let the speaker of the house take charge of the count and not by US code
https://www.politico.com/news/2021/01/03/congress-rules-electoral-college-count-454023

Which on Jan 6 she only allowed 11 republicans on the floor using "covid" rules.
That alone didn't allow Trump to get a quorum if it came to that. Which it didn't there was a breach by a clear false flag which the media called "MAGA" people that took place which stopped the objections from proceeding. Which I believe Pence was in on that breach when he made a tweet minutes before the start of the breach stating he was a coward and refused to do his job required by US code.

said, "Objections were raised by various members of the House and Senate"

The Objection made which was, "all of the known circumstances, regularly given." Referring to covid rules which the state legislators didn't get a vote on. Which obviously they didn't. Then the breach took place making even less "regular circumstances"

They only allowed 11 Republicans on the floor (House speaker covid rules) thereby a quorum (12th amendment) by the states where not allow to proceed assuming it made it that far. Pence broke US code right there.
https://www.congress.gov/congressional-record/volume-167/issue-4/house-section

This was a Coup d'état using covid rules and a likely intentional poor understanding of US code.
https://rumble.com/v1gz37d-the-pence-card-a-january-6-theory-w-ivan-raiklin-the-zelenko-report-episode.html

Their stated reason later was because "Pence didn't entertain the objection"
https://www.politico.com/news/2021/01/03/congress-rules-electoral-college-count-454023
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/3/15