Unfortunately, that's not the way the process of voting on written objections works. THAT process is a full vote by all 435 house members and 100 Senators, with the House and Senate voting separately.
The House and the Senate must agree to overturn the certified slate of electors from any state, which will obviously never happen.
As much as we all wish it were different, the scenario described by LS, "buzz kill" or not, is 100% correct.
It's over, gang - and it's been over since SCOTUS refused to take up the Texas case. Regardless of what any blog trying to drive clicks by writing breathless fantasy scenarios may be trying to convince us of otherwise.
Bingo. So much confirmation bias in this thread it’s unreal.
All legislative and judicial options must be exhausted before force is asserted internally to protect national security. It's what we all expect, or at least it's what we should expect.