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Your assumption that “they” tried is baseless. And nobody else “tied” either. There was some looking into the idea of stopping an illegal count, but here’s the thing. Pence didn’t buy the suggestion that the count was illegal. So, nothing happened there at all.The REAL question is the process of elected officials thinking they have some 'legal' right to over turn a legal election.
You certainly can argue that they think it was rigged, but trying to illegally stop the count is not proper procedure.
Oh no---they were discussing if it were legal for Pence to not certify the election---We're now looking at republican members of congress who tried subverting the constitution.
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Representative Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who was once tapped as a possibility to serve on the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack, was one of the Congress members who texted former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows the day before the insurrection, it was revealed on Wednesday.
Originally attributed by the January 6 committee only to an unnamed "lawmaker," Jordan's office confirmed in a statement that he had sent at least one text to Meadows, the former top aide to ex-President Donald Trump who was charged with obstruction of Congress on Tuesday.
The text was not an original composition by Jordan, according to the statement, but was a forwarded message containing a legal argument from former Pentagon Inspector General Joseph Schmitz.
"Mr. Jordan forwarded the text to Mr. Meadows, and Mr. Meadows certainly knew it was a forward," said Jordan's spokesperson, Russell Dye.
The text outlined a supposed doctrine arguing that former Vice President Mike Pence had the authority to disregard the certification of electoral votes that he "believed" were unconstitutional. Pence himself has stated that his position as vice president gave him no such authority.
"On January 6, 2021, Vice President Mike Pence, as President of the Senate, should call out all the electoral votes that he 'believes' are unconstitutional as no electoral votes at all - in accordance with guidance from founder father Alexander Hamilton and judicial precedence," the first portion of the text read.
MSN
www.msn.com
We will start seeing why republicans didn't want the commission.
Sure was. An insurrection and attempted coup. It's all on video. And text messages, mwahahahahThere was no attempted coup
An insurrection and attempted coup.
And yet, not a single charge for insurrection.Sure was. An insurrection and attempted coup. It's all on video. And text messages, mwahahahah
Any. Day. Now.Now we just have to get the insurrectionist pukes under oath and see who is willing to perjure himself for the orange pile of shit, and who isn't.
Yes, as soon as your terrified, guilty cult priests grow a pair and show up.Any. Day. Now.
I have no idea WTF you are babbling about.Yes, as soon as your terrified, guilty cult priests grow a pair and show up.
Of course not.I have no idea WTF you are babbling about.
I don’t speak dumbassery.Of course not.
Your signature shows that you do.I don’t speak dumbassery.
I see it triggers you.Your signature shows that you do.
We already know why. Whether it does anything beyond jack and shit is to be determined.We're now looking at republican members of congress who tried subverting the constitution.
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Representative Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who was once tapped as a possibility to serve on the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack, was one of the Congress members who texted former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows the day before the insurrection, it was revealed on Wednesday.
Originally attributed by the January 6 committee only to an unnamed "lawmaker," Jordan's office confirmed in a statement that he had sent at least one text to Meadows, the former top aide to ex-President Donald Trump who was charged with obstruction of Congress on Tuesday.
The text was not an original composition by Jordan, according to the statement, but was a forwarded message containing a legal argument from former Pentagon Inspector General Joseph Schmitz.
"Mr. Jordan forwarded the text to Mr. Meadows, and Mr. Meadows certainly knew it was a forward," said Jordan's spokesperson, Russell Dye.
The text outlined a supposed doctrine arguing that former Vice President Mike Pence had the authority to disregard the certification of electoral votes that he "believed" were unconstitutional. Pence himself has stated that his position as vice president gave him no such authority.
"On January 6, 2021, Vice President Mike Pence, as President of the Senate, should call out all the electoral votes that he 'believes' are unconstitutional as no electoral votes at all - in accordance with guidance from founder father Alexander Hamilton and judicial precedence," the first portion of the text read.
MSN
www.msn.com
We will start seeing why republicans didn't want the commission.
Because you're a fucking troll.I see it triggers you.
I see it triggers you too.Because you're a fucking troll.
Why would you being a troll trigger me? Stay off the meth, magaturd.I see it triggers you too.
What part triggers you the most?Why would you being a troll trigger me? Stay off the meth, magaturd.
After 5 years if failed 'Spanish Inquisitions' the Democrats have refused to give up their political theater-driven witch hunts...We're now looking at republican members of congress who tried subverting the constitution.
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Representative Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who was once tapped as a possibility to serve on the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack, was one of the Congress members who texted former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows the day before the insurrection, it was revealed on Wednesday.
Originally attributed by the January 6 committee only to an unnamed "lawmaker," Jordan's office confirmed in a statement that he had sent at least one text to Meadows, the former top aide to ex-President Donald Trump who was charged with obstruction of Congress on Tuesday.
The text was not an original composition by Jordan, according to the statement, but was a forwarded message containing a legal argument from former Pentagon Inspector General Joseph Schmitz.
"Mr. Jordan forwarded the text to Mr. Meadows, and Mr. Meadows certainly knew it was a forward," said Jordan's spokesperson, Russell Dye.
The text outlined a supposed doctrine arguing that former Vice President Mike Pence had the authority to disregard the certification of electoral votes that he "believed" were unconstitutional. Pence himself has stated that his position as vice president gave him no such authority.
"On January 6, 2021, Vice President Mike Pence, as President of the Senate, should call out all the electoral votes that he 'believes' are unconstitutional as no electoral votes at all - in accordance with guidance from founder father Alexander Hamilton and judicial precedence," the first portion of the text read.
MSN
www.msn.com
We will start seeing why republicans didn't want the commission.
Neither part triggers me. I really don't understand why you believe I give any fucks either way. You strike me as a really intellectually deficient magaturd simpleton, and you have my utmost sympathies for your condition.What part triggers you the most?
Veggie Joe thinking $3.5 Billion =$0 or the fact he is spreading hundreds of thousands of China flu infested illegals around the country?
