McConnell urges senators to not object to Biden’s electoral votes

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The Republicans haven’t been supportive of President Trump’s efforts to overturn the sham election. How many of them actually believe the stupefyingly unaware and crooked Joe Biden with the unlikeable communist running mate won over 82 million voters? We guarantee almost none or none.

Yet, they haven’t been there for the President or his supporters. They have not given Trump’s 74 million supporters a voice on this issue. How many of them wanted Trump dispatched?

They think everything will go back to the way it was. It won’t. We’ve seen the dark underbelly of government’s workings, which will only grow worse if nothing is done.

The divide between establishment Republicans and Magas is enormous. Maybe they should form their own party.

The Republicans enabled this fiasco of an election, along with the media, Bill Barr, and the turncoats at Fox News.

Today, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell congratulated Joe Biden as the “President-Elect.” He then instructed Republicans not to intervene and help President Trump contest this fraudulent election.

He warned Republican senators away from disputing the Electoral College tally when Congress convenes in a joint session on Jan. 6 to confirm the results.

Axios reports, “Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his leadership team urged fellow Republicans on a conference call today not to participate in any efforts to object to certifying Joe Biden’s presidential election win in the Jan. 6 joint session, two sources on the call tell Axios.”

“McConnell said, “there’s zero sentiment” for an objection, according to sources,” Axios continued.

THEY’LL CHEAT AGAIN IF NOTHING IS DONE

That fight would yield a “terrible vote” for Republicans, McConnell, who has supported the President, told the senators, according to two people granted anonymity to discuss the call, which was first reported by Politico. They would have to choose whether to back Trump or publicly buck him.

Republicans are worried about the bad effects on the Jan. 5 Georgia runoff election, where two incumbent Republican senators, David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, face Democratic challengers Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock in a state that flipped in November for Biden.

They should be more concerned about the bad effect fraudulent voting will have. They aren’t dealing with the mail-in ballot stuffing or the failure to check signatures, thanks to a sketchy agreement made between the DNC and the secretary of state in Georgia.

The senatorial races are critical, and this is the GOP strategy. Meanwhile, the corrupt voting that took place during the presidential election will take place again. Stacey Abrams and her army of radicals are responsible for 1.2 million applications going out.

Just the same, some House Republicans do plan to object.


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The Prisoner
The Prisoner
4 years ago

A new party was needed in 2009, when Mitch and his corrupt RINOs were cursing out the Tea Party, rigging elections against them, viciously attacking them, and turning their candidates around when they were elected. Mitch was never a conservative or patriot, he turned the senate RINO, pushed conservatives out, and is closely tied to China.

ConservativeHawk
4 years ago

Every member of Congress has two reasons to favor or disfavor any particular issue:

–First, there’s MONEY.

–Then there’s POWER.

The only reason those in the lower echelons do as the Dear Leaders want is to attain power by appointment to committees. They have no real interest in what their constituents want them to do.

Once they obtain some power, they are offered money to wield it in favor of lobbyist’s requests. They still have no real interest in what their constituents want them to do.

They are now on the path to becoming rich.

How many of the 535 members of Congress are millionaires…or multimillionaires? OVER HALF OF THEM!

Here’s a list of some of the richest:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_current_members_of_the_United_States_Congress_by_wealth

Mitch is worth a paltry $22.5 million.

Obviously, some were rich when they arrived, but others became millionaires after they were elected.

I’ll bet a dollar to a doughnut that not a single one of them donates their salary back to the US Treasury as does our current President. Exactly the opposite; they vote themselves raises.

Greg
Greg
4 years ago

Good ‘ol Mitch wants to keep this rolling. Koch Loves Mitch.

https://twitter.com/mrddmia/status/1339014394374729728

Greg
Greg
4 years ago

Sounds like a repeat of Bush / Gore. The House will object and the Senate will be mute. I haven’t heard of any Senator who is willing to object. It was assumed Rand Paul may, but that seems unlikely now. It mean all of the work being done in the State Legislators will be moot.

Mitch is very keen on the idea of having a former Senator in the White House. According to Perdue’s own statement, he concurs. Elitists work best with fellow Elitists. It also serves McConnell’s family interest with a China favorable President. Maybe then he can double that twenty million he has accrued since being in politics.

It’s time for some serious Pardons and in concert wth some major declassifications . The latter may prove difficult if those whose authority it requires decide to disobey direct orders.

Bicycle Horn Honk
Bicycle Horn Honk
4 years ago

McConnell=CCP. Read UK Daily Mail where JoJo Bidet said he won in a landslide.
Peak clown will be good for the daily gut busting laugh at least until the barbarians burn it all down for the good of the collective.
Rachel Levine, Stacy Abrams 2024 for the big Dominion win.

“Generation to generation, these pseudo-revolutionaries could never handle not being the cool kids. Something was always wrong. No sense of humor, no sense of self, just anger, vitriol, and misery.”
― Caspar Vega, Southern Dust