Posted on 11/27/2020 11:17:14 AM PST by Dr. Franklin
Mastriano: “…So, we’re gonna do a resolution between the House and Senate, hopefully today. I’ve spent two hours online trying to coordinate this with my colleagues. And there’s a lot of good people working this here. Saying, that the resolution saying we’re going to take our power back. We’re gonna seat the electors. Now obviously we’re gonna need the support of the leadership of the House and Senate, we’re getting there on that. But we need to act like…”
Bannon: “Hold it, hold it, hold it. I think we got some breaking news here. You’re saying you’re going to get a joint resolution to actually go forward and, the Republicans control the House and Senate, to go forward to basically take the power back from the secretary of state and put it in the state legislature to put forward the electors?”
Mastriano: “That is exactly what we’re gonna do. And so, look, it’s gonna obviously be a struggle. We’re gonna hear the palpitations and you know the outcries of our Governor Wolf and Secretary Boockvar, whose resignation should have happened months ago and she shouldn’t have ever been confirmed. But you know what we have that power and we’re gonna take that power back because there’s so much evidence of shenanigans and fraud, we can’t stand aside and just watch this unfold around us. You know, it’s not about disenfranchising anybody, it’s making sure that every legal vote counted. And if there’s extensive shenanigans out there it’s up to the General Assembly to step in. So we have a fight on our hands and we’re gonna fight. We’re gonna take the fight all the way to the Supreme Court if we have to.”
That’s what happened in the 1876 Hayes-Tilden election. It also happened in 1960 when Hawaii sent two slates of electors. It does happen, and could happen this year if the governor certifies one slate from the election, but the legislature votes another slate. By statute, the governor’s slate is presumed to be valid.
This is the same legislature that had the votes to pass mail in balloting. I guess you could say they were for mail in balloting before they were against it. They do protest a little too much.
Still plenty of anti trumpers here. What makes you think they left? And I haven’t seen any broken arms.
Still waiting...
Have the votes
Kicked out
Broken arms
Oh wait..::
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