To: Steve Van Doorn
I have read your posts, and they sort of come across as the rantings of a lunatic.
How do you “stack” a 400-25 (for example) vote? Are there 195+ members of Congress who would have voted differently in a “legitimate” vote?
Who are they? Where are their complaints about the process documented?
76 posted on
11/26/2022 11:44:54 AM PST by
Alberta's Child
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To: Alberta's Child
said, "How do you “stack” a 400-25 (for example) vote?"
This is a point of order issue.
Meaning how the vote was accepted. 11 republicans in the house and 11 republicans from the Senate (joint session) where allowed to vote legally. All other "votes are not recognized" if the speaker of the house (regarding house vote) or president of the senate (regarding Senate vote) choose.
The president of the senate did allow the stacked vote of the objection to proceed which I believe could've been taken to the US supreme court. Which I'm positive the court would agree with Trump on this issue. EXCEPT for one major detail. The vote that was continued was interpreted "officially" by Trumps people entering the building when the guards unlocked the doors.
in other words there was a coup d'état that took place when those people entered the open doors. They interrupted the objection vote process. Eliminating Trumps chance to clean up our election process.
78 posted on
11/26/2022 12:17:44 PM PST by
Steve Van Doorn
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