About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors
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The idea that a single man who by definition is not expected to be objective could have the power to overturn a Presidential election doesn't exactly make much sense.
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Whether it's actually the case or not, it's an absolutely ludicrous concept. -
The idea that a single man who by definition is not expected to be objective could have the power to overturn a Presidential election doesn't exactly make much sense.
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Whether it's actually the case or not, it's an absolutely ludicrous concept.@doctor-phibes said in About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors:
The idea that a single man who by definition is not expected to be objective could have the power to overturn a Presidential election doesn't exactly make much sense.
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Whether it's actually the case or not, it's an absolutely ludicrous concept.If I read things correctly, Pence is tasked with handing over results. The VP does not have the power to change those results. At best, he could sit on them for a day or three.
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@doctor-phibes said in About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors:
The idea that a single man who by definition is not expected to be objective could have the power to overturn a Presidential election doesn't exactly make much sense.
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Whether it's actually the case or not, it's an absolutely ludicrous concept.If I read things correctly, Pence is tasked with handing over results. The VP does not have the power to change those results. At best, he could sit on them for a day or three.
@jolly said in About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors:
@doctor-phibes said in About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors:
The idea that a single man who by definition is not expected to be objective could have the power to overturn a Presidential election doesn't exactly make much sense.
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Whether it's actually the case or not, it's an absolutely ludicrous concept.If I read things correctly, Pence is tasked with handing over results. The VP does not have the power to change those results. At best, he could sit on them for a day or three.
Somebody needs to tell President Trump.
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@jon-nyc said in About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors:
But Cruz and Hawley know better.
They should yet they don’t act like it.
Cowards destroying the GOP
Worse than treason : No amount of rationalizing can change the fact that the majority of the Republican Party is advocating for the overthrow of an American election. -
It's a crooked election.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@jon-nyc said in About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors:
But Cruz and Hawley know better.
They should yet they don’t act like it.
Cowards destroying the GOP
Worse than treason : No amount of rationalizing can change the fact that the majority of the Republican Party is advocating for the overthrow of an American election.@axtremus said in About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors:
@jon-nyc said in About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors:
But Cruz and Hawley know better.
They should yet they don’t act like it.
Cowards destroying the GOP
Worse than treason : No amount of rationalizing can change the fact that the majority of the Republican Party is advocating for the overthrow of an American election.You misspelt crooked.
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Treason, sedition, end of democracy.
The only thing I am curious about is what is the next level of rhetoric? I am not creative enough to know what else can be imagined to scare sheep.
@loki said in About the emergent GOP theory that the VP has unilateral power to reject state electors:
Treason, sedition, end of democracy.
The only thing I am curious about is what is the next level of rhetoric? I am not creative enough to know what else can be imagined to scare sheep.
It’s sort of implied but you forgot ‘rigged election’.
