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Mitch says his vote to certify Joe’s win is his “most consequential” ever

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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said that voting to certify the presidential election results will be “the most consequential I have ever cast,” reported by Axios in a Thursday morning conference call.

“I’m finishing 36 years in the Senate, and I’ve cast a lot of big votes,” McConnell said during the call, according to Axios. “And in my view, just my view, this is will be the most consequential I have ever cast.”

“Our country has, officially, a president-elect and a vice-president-elect,” McConnell said from the Senate floor in mid-December. “I want to congratulate President-elect Joe Biden. The president-elect is no stranger to the Senate. He’s devoted himself to public service for many years.”

Joe is a senile hack who sold us out to China for years.

McConnell’s getting ready to bow to Joe for some crumbs he might throw his way.

TRUMP SEES THIS AS WEAKNESS

Trump has repeatedly called the Republicans and McConnell out because they are weak, which certainly didn’t help the relationship. Republicans are indeed weak, and Democrats are strong.

ORDERS TO THE SENATE: DON’T OBJECT

Josh Hawley is the only senator so far who will object to the certification of the electoral votes. Mitch McConnell made it clear to the senators that they must not object.

According to Politico, McConnell pressed Hawley on a Thursday morning conference call about his decision to reject certifying the Biden victory, but Hawley was not on the line. The majority leader asked him a series of questions that went unanswered.

Hawley never signed into the call.

In an email to colleagues, Hawley wrote, “If you’ve been speaking to folks at home, I’m sure you know how deeply angry and disillusioned many, many people are — and how frustrated that Congress has taken little or no action.”

Axios took that to mean Hawley was caving to pressure. It couldn’t be that he has the integrity to represent his constituents? He is from Missouri-this is what he believes.

Hawley might pay the price for this.

WHY MCCONNELL DID IT

McConnell believes it would put Republicans up for re-election in 2022 in a horrible position. It will force them to choose between defying the most popular politician in the party, Donald Trump, and undermining democracy.

Trump is not undermining democracy. Trump encouraging people to object is well within his constitutional right, and it is something Democrats have done without this kind of flak. Does anyone remember Bush v. Gore?

Many will see McConnell’s actions as him telling a huge portion of his voters to go to Hell.

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8 COMMENTS

  1. Mitch McConnell is right
    This IS his most consequential vote

    His 36 YEARS in the senate
    THIS IS HIS LAST STRAW VOTE
    WeThePpl have seen his Betrayals for DECADES

    He may keep his majority leader seat … for now
    WE WILL DEMAND that distinction be STRIPPED from this Traitor
    MCConnell AND EVERY OTHER eGOP Great Betrayer

    The Supreme Arrogance of these people
    WILL BE THEIR UNDOING

    Trump, President of Revelations has EXPOSED THE FILTH
    We are ready to CLEAN HOUSE

  2. Mitch is coined operated. Line his pockets with silver and he will vote for anything you want.

    Screw McConnell!

  3. Josh Hawley is the only Senator so far who will object to the certification??? I am going to be truly disappointed with Senator Ted Cruz from my state of Texas if he fails to follow Senator Josh Hawley’s example.

  4. Can you believe that the senate majority leader KNOWS the election was fraudulent and is pressuring fellow senators to accept this. We can only hope that he too is caught up in the sedition and he and his wife lose all of their assets and spend the rest of their miserable corrupt and criminal lives in prison.

  5. China Mitch and Beijing Biden standing side by side.
    As a former Senator, Biden has the “respect” from his ‘colleagues’ which makes for a special relationship in the next four years.

    Is China Mitch such an idiot to think this vote will somehow doom Republicans in 2022. No, rather the Trump presidency has given Clarity to the masses in what and who the Republicans truly are. A large majority voted for the Covid monstrosity with its billions of handouts to foreign nations and voted 2 to 1 against additional monies for “Americans” with Mitch denying the vote altogether.

    How is it consequential in any way, except a signal of support for the President. Evidently that is just TOO much for ‘ol Mitch to bear. It’s not as if an objection will change the outcome in any way. The democrats do not even have to show up now since they are allowed to vote by proxy, as if this is come type of corporate vote. Mitch, and those behind him are ecstatic that “one of their own” sits in that office.

    We’ve all seen the last time someone from that body sat in the Executive Chair, and the disaster that unfolded. The experience there is limited to an office with what, maybe half a dozen people, and is granted the Office for the entire country. What experience have they accrued during their tenure. Hell, most don’t even know whey they are voting on, let alone understand the legislation itself. And this time we have a real doozy. A man who finishes at the bottom of his class and, as my mother would say, “will lie when the truth would do him better”. In one way it will be better if Mitch lose his majority status. They had a complete majority for a time and blew it.

  6. Does anyone remember Bush v. Gore?
    Does anyone remember John Kerry? Hillary Clinton still hasn’t admitted her loss and neither has Stacy Abrams.

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