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To: V_TWIN

Congress can choose from competing electors!


16 posted on 12/15/2020 5:48:59 AM PST by entropy12 (Those who vote decide nothing, those who count votes decide everything--Joseph Stalin)
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To: entropy12
Congress can choose from competing electors!

There are no competing electors. This slate was not chosen by the voters, as state law mandates. They were not chosen by the legislature, as Congress empowers. They are self proclaimed electors with nothing to support their claim. They may gum up the works slightly on January 6th while Congress dismissed them out of hand, but as things stand now this action accomplishes nothing.

27 posted on 12/15/2020 6:07:23 AM PST by DoodleDawg
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To: entropy12
Someone needs to read the law - specifically 3 U.S.C. §15 - and understand that if electors are challenged - it is not state delegations that vote - but both chambers. This happened last in 2005 when Feinstein challenged the Ohio electors. The house as a whole rejected it - not the state delegations.

THIS is fantasy - a LARP. It won't happen.

But feel free to continue to play along until January 20th if it makes you feel better.

46 posted on 12/15/2020 6:42:01 AM PST by NELSON111 (Congress: The Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog show. Theater for sheep. My politics determines my "hero")
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"Congress can choose from competing electors!"

Does it alarm anyone that Turtle has congratulated Chyyynah-Biden?

80 posted on 12/15/2020 10:10:04 AM PST by Pajamajan ( PRAY FOR OUR NATION. I will never be a p£peaceful slave in a new Socialist America.)
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