So you basically wanted Pence to throw a temper tantrum that would do absolutely nothing to change the outcome. Fair enough, but can we dispense with the WWE-type idiocy in conversations about government and legal procedures?
At the most, refuse to accept the corrupt election results and throw the thing into the House of Representatives.
Pence couldn't do that. The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly against every challenge to any state's electors.
That is you trying to put words in my mouth.
I don't consider denouncing a corrupt and fraudulent process as throwing a "temper tantrum."
If people are angry, it is a righteous anger and deserved.
And the notion that it would do absolutely nothing is wrong.
It would establish in the nation's mind that Joe Biden is a corrupt piece of sh*t and that the election was rigged, and that he is *NOT* a legitimate President.
It creates the social conditions of unrest and defiance, and it undermines that piece of sh*t's claim to legitimate authority.
The world and the nation *NEEDS* to see him as illegitimate. Seeing that piece of corrupt sh*t as illegitimate would be in the best interests of the nation and the people.
Elections were stolen. The nation should have erupted into violence as a result of this. The people should have been filled with wrath.
Backstabbing Coward Idiot Pence helped the enemy pretend all is fair and above board, when the truth is we had elections *STOLEN* from the American people.
And if you don't think one man in a position of prominence can make a difference, I will remind you of what Kid Rock did when he fired a machine gun at cartons of bud light.
He lit the fire that is now consuming Budweiser.
The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly against every challenge to any state's electors.
Before or after the Reichstag fire of January 6?