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Nancy Pelosi carefully picked her 'Select' committee members carefully. They consisted of Trump-obsessed, Impeachment proven criminals, and Democrats posing as Republicans.
This was a partisan, 1-sided committee from the start by design to hide the truth and make false accusations and narratives without any opposing interference.
For instance, Democrats attempted to make it seem that Trump and Republicans challenging election results is Illegal, Un-Constitutional, a threat to our Drmocracy ... while not bringing up the fact that Democrats have challenged 3 times more election results than Republicans. Democrats even attempted to disenfranchise voters - entire states.
Let's take a look at what Democrats did NOT want brought up today in their committee hearing:
www.allsides.com
2000
In 2000 over a dozen Democratic House members objected to the allocation of Florida’s Electoral College votes to Bush. Rep. Alcee L. Hastings (D-FL) called Florida’s result into question, citing the alleged “overwhelming evidence of official misconduct” in his state.
Al Gore called for an entire new vote in Florida. When he was told this could not be done because overseas absentee votes (heavily mikitary who HEAVILY vote Republican) coud not be recast and returned in time, Gore suggested NOT allowing overseas votes to count in the 3nd Florida vote he demanded.
GORE PLED FOR A SECOND FLORIDA ELECTION IN WHICH OVERSEAS VOTERS, TO INCLUDE HEAVILY REPUBLICAN-VOTING MILITARY MEMBERS,
BE DISENFRANCHISED.
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2004
In 2004, Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D-OH) stopped the counting of electoral votes with a formal objection. Boxer sought to disenfranchise every voter in Ohio.
No other Democratic senator voted in favor of Boxer’s objection, leading the motion to fail in the Senate by a 74-1 vote.
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2016
In 2016, a tense electoral process saw some raise the possibility of faithless electors; the idea failed to gain necessary support, however, as some at the time predicted. On Jan. 6, several Democratic House members raised objections to the electoral vote count, citing voter suppression, among other things. However, as in 2000, the objectors were unable to gain the support from the Senate, dooming their efforts.
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2000
in 2000, it was the outgoing Democratic Vice President, Joe Biden, who put a stop to Democrat election objections. Biden refused to allow additional House members to explain their objections, conclusively stating, “It is over.”
Of course few Americans know anything about these instances when Democrats challenged elections and even attempted to disenfranchise entire states' voters by seeking to throw out their entire election.
The fake news pro-Democrat media were not going to make a big thing of it, and the 6 Jan Committee, who stacked the court and tossed any and all opposition party and anyone who would attempt to bring up both sides, was not going to tell Americans not only challenged elections but did so 3 times as much.
This was a partisan, 1-sided committee from the start by design to hide the truth and make false accusations and narratives without any opposing interference.
For instance, Democrats attempted to make it seem that Trump and Republicans challenging election results is Illegal, Un-Constitutional, a threat to our Drmocracy ... while not bringing up the fact that Democrats have challenged 3 times more election results than Republicans. Democrats even attempted to disenfranchise voters - entire states.
Let's take a look at what Democrats did NOT want brought up today in their committee hearing:
Past Electoral College Vote Objections by Democrats, Explain...
From the Left Editor\'s Note: This viewpoint is from a writer rated Lean Left.
www.allsides.com
2000
In 2000 over a dozen Democratic House members objected to the allocation of Florida’s Electoral College votes to Bush. Rep. Alcee L. Hastings (D-FL) called Florida’s result into question, citing the alleged “overwhelming evidence of official misconduct” in his state.
Al Gore called for an entire new vote in Florida. When he was told this could not be done because overseas absentee votes (heavily mikitary who HEAVILY vote Republican) coud not be recast and returned in time, Gore suggested NOT allowing overseas votes to count in the 3nd Florida vote he demanded.
GORE PLED FOR A SECOND FLORIDA ELECTION IN WHICH OVERSEAS VOTERS, TO INCLUDE HEAVILY REPUBLICAN-VOTING MILITARY MEMBERS,
BE DISENFRANCHISED.
____________
2004
In 2004, Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D-OH) stopped the counting of electoral votes with a formal objection. Boxer sought to disenfranchise every voter in Ohio.
No other Democratic senator voted in favor of Boxer’s objection, leading the motion to fail in the Senate by a 74-1 vote.
______________
2016
In 2016, a tense electoral process saw some raise the possibility of faithless electors; the idea failed to gain necessary support, however, as some at the time predicted. On Jan. 6, several Democratic House members raised objections to the electoral vote count, citing voter suppression, among other things. However, as in 2000, the objectors were unable to gain the support from the Senate, dooming their efforts.
_____________
2000
in 2000, it was the outgoing Democratic Vice President, Joe Biden, who put a stop to Democrat election objections. Biden refused to allow additional House members to explain their objections, conclusively stating, “It is over.”
Of course few Americans know anything about these instances when Democrats challenged elections and even attempted to disenfranchise entire states' voters by seeking to throw out their entire election.
The fake news pro-Democrat media were not going to make a big thing of it, and the 6 Jan Committee, who stacked the court and tossed any and all opposition party and anyone who would attempt to bring up both sides, was not going to tell Americans not only challenged elections but did so 3 times as much.
