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originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: pteridine
2021 incoming BOOMS..
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Root is just a Vegas bullhorn mouth piece. He makes Lin Wood look tame as a kitten.
Maybe we'll all go out with a proverbial bang or a whimper...Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno.
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Vice President Mike Pence asked a federal judge in Texas on Thursday to dismiss a Republican congressman’s attempt to give him the power to decide which electoral votes to count when Congress meets on Jan. 6, dealing another blow to GOP efforts to install President Trump for a second term.
In court filings signed by Trump appointees, the Justice Department called the lawsuit, filed this week by Rep. Louie Gohmert of Texas, a “walking legal contradiction” because it takes aim at the vice president, “ironically the very person whose power they seek to promote.”
The lawsuit, filed by Gohmert and a number of Republicans in Arizona, challenges the procedures governing Congress’ counting of electoral votes next week, which will cement Democratic President-elect Joe Biden’s victory.
Those long-established measures, spelled out in the Electoral Count Act of 1887, say the vice president’s role in announcing the election results is purely ceremonial. Gohmert argued the process unconstitutionally binds Pence from exercising “exclusive authority” to determine which elector votes to count at the Jan. 6 joint session of Congress he oversees.
"We aren't going to make them, but we wish they had a higher compliance," said DeWine at a press conference.
Peter van Runkle, executive director at the Ohio Health Care Association, told Business Insider that social media misinformation was among the factors leading to care home staff avoiding the vaccine.
Rep. Gohmert's lawsuit seeks to clarify the constitutional process for counting the Electoral College votes for president. In the end, it could also solve the century old confusion and ambiguity of what should happen in a questionable election like we are experiencing.
The headlines of a United States congressman suing the vice president appear strange. However, there are several important constitutional questions raised by the lawsuit that could be addressed and bring some much-needed guidance to our presidential election process.
The Most Important Question
First, if Rep. Gohmert wins the suit, it will mean that on Jan.6, Mike Pence has the sole authority to accept or reject electors. This could, and should, result in several states having their electoral votes rejected and the House ultimately choosing the president.
This is the most important question raised by Gohmert's suit. It focuses on whether Congress can strip a constitutionally granted power from the vice president through a federal law, rather than a constitutional amendment.
I was just wondering If anyone had watched the Large Ball Drop in or at Times Square. ??
originally posted by: 0311Warrior
My Fellow Patriots,
Happy New Year!
2020 was a wild year. 90% behind scenes. 10% wall to wall coverage to distract.
The Traitors WILL NEVER be President.
Have faith.
Our Lord NEVER fails.
Pray for guidance, strength and courage.
Remember old drops (REL + others, ty!)
Read Art of War if you don’t understand what’s going on or feel downtrodden.
THUNDER IS HERE
Semper Fidelis