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NotfooledbyW May’24 Vpcotb: Trump used his freedom of speech to tell the world he activated a criminal plan to overturn the election he lost.
“All Vice President Pence has to do is send it back to the states to recertify and we become president and you are the happiest people.” 21JAN06-DJT-jEASTMAN.
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Hildabeast screeched for years she was cheated out of the election.
Clinton forever has a constitutional right to screech. The losing candidate however does not have a right to do what Trump attempted to do on his encounter with January 6. That was stir up a white grievance religious riot based on his big lie and attempt to exercise a criminal conspiracy to place false certificates of electors in front of Mike Pence with the intent to overturn the will of the voters and remain in power over 81 million disenfranchised voters beyond the date he was required to leave.
January 6, 2017 Clinton was nowhere to be found nor was she involved in any of the objections that VP Biden gaveled down every single time
Contrast that what Donald Trump sent on January 6, 2021:
“All Vice President Pence has to do is send it back to the states to recertify and we become president and you are the happiest people.”
Hillary Clinton did not ever attempt to become president by fraudulent means or through violence:
Please take the following dose of reality to heart MAGA:
11 times VP Biden was interrupted during Trump’s electoral vote certification. By
Brenna Williams, CNN. January 6, 2017
15 electoral vote count interruptions
Vice President Joe Biden presided over a joint session of Congress Friday, where members officially tallied electoral votes from the 2016 presidential election. ……. During the course of the certification, House Democrats tried to object to electoral votes from multiples states, with Biden gaveling them down for failure to follow the rules.
Objections to the votes needed to be in writing and signed by both a member of the House and a member of the Senate. Every House member who rose to object did so without a senator’s signature.
1:09 P.M. ET: Rep. Jim McGovern of Massachusetts rose to object to the certificate from Alabama.
Biden denied McGovern on the grounds that he didn’t have a senator’s signature on his written objection.
1:14 P.M.: Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland rose to object to 10 of Florida’s 29 electoral votes.
Biden denied Raskin on the grounds that he didn’t have a senator’s signature on his written objection.
1:15 P.M.: Washington’s Rep. Pramila Jayapal objected to Georgia’s vote certificate.
“It is over,” Biden told the congresswoman.
1:21 P.M.: Rep. Barbara Lee of California ….. objected following the counting of Michigan’s votes.
Biden denied Raskin on the grounds that he didn’t have a senator’s signature on his written objection. They also turned off her microphone.
1:23 P.M.: Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas stood up to object.
“The debate is not in order,” Biden interrupted. Again, the congresswoman lacked a senator’s signature.
1:28 P.M.: Arizona’s Rep. Raul Grijalva rose to object
“There is no debate. There is no debate. There is no debate,” a visibly agitated Biden said as he gaveled.
1:31 PM: Jackson Lee made another appearance minutes later after South Carolina’s certification.
“There is no debate in the joint session,” Biden said, shutting her down once more.
1:36 PM: Biden must have thought, after five minutes of peace and getting through the state of West Virginia, that the House members might observe the rules. Lee wasn’t even able to make it through her objection before Biden said, “There is no debate.”
They cut off her microphone again.
1:37 PM: Wisconsin’s votes had been read. With just Wyoming to go, the finish line was in reach.
Jackson Lee once again tried to make an objection on the grounds of Russian interference in the election.
“The objection cannot be received,” Biden said.
1:40 PM: But at the end of the day, despite the objections, Trump’s election was certified by Congress.
https://www.cnn.com/2017/01/06/politics/electoral-college-vote-count-objections/index.html