Looks like the Fake Elector Scheme in Arizona may be the next shoe to drop...

Law and order

 

What an incredible job the House 1-6 Committee did in establishing a forum for witnesses— mainly GOP— to openly tell the truth about this blatant criminal fraud. Culminating in the attempt to deliver these fake delegates to Vice President Pence in 1-6. Imagine if he had announced he has competing shards of delegates from the states and was not going to allow the states to certify the real slates and was sending this back to the legislatures. The House might have contend the votes anyway. Otherwise, Congress would have missed the 1-6 deadline and given Trump an argument to remain in office. This would have been fast tracked through the federal courts to decide if the legit votes had to be counted. And maybe legislatures would have taken this up and responded in the same proportions the House majority did on 1-6 to reject votes. A strong majority of the House GOP voted to reject the legit votes— they were “in on it.” All based on false and fraudulent slates and the lie of election fraud. That was the goal.

 

Mike Pence saved our Democratic Republic (so far).

 

“Mr Potatoe” saved our Republic.

Mike Pence’s Presidential Amnesia

Pence Had To Ask Dan Quayle if American Democracy Should Continue – Rolling Stone

 

What did Mike Pence do on Jan 6th?
I’ll answer for you: Everything in his power to preserve our Democratic Republic.
Have some respect for the man.

 

He did the right thing. He did his job. A good thing to be remembered for.

 

No, he did the bare minimum. But at least he did that.

 

He had to have his lawyers and Dan Quayle help him do the right thing. What courage! In fact, I have respect for his ability to go along with Trump the whole time and be squeaky clean. That is truly incredible.

Dan Quayle’s ability to convince Pence on a single call was the moral compass of our Nation.

One last dig (not mine)… his boss calls him a “human conveyer belt”. That is some character assassination or a very apt description.

 

Without Pence, God only knows how much worse off this country would be currently. Diminishing his actions, regardless of how he arrived at that decision, seems petty, to the point of childish.

 

You have to admit the bar is pretty low. We have to celebrate how he decided not to overthrow the government.

 

Absolutely. And let’s be real: If someone else would have been the actionable party, I have little doubt Pence would have stood by, let it go down, and then offered up his own plausible deniability as cover.
But, that’s not the way it happened.

 

Not true.
There was legitimate personal risk of injury to Pence. He distrusted his own Secret Service detail, knowing they could potentially be in on the scheme, and refused to be removed from the complex. This while KNOWING he was ACTIVELY being HUNTED by a mob.
Sorry, that’s not anything close to “bare minimum”.

 

The United States of America IS A Constitutional Republic... not a democratic republic. The Congo is a democratic republic.

 

Thx.
Hopefully, you can get past the semantic error, and digest the larger point.

 

Lol... just having some fun.

But, remind me which law/s, on the books in Arizona, that were broken? Every state is different.

 

^^^
Yes, @Gatorrick22 ….. I also found that notion comical.
But, I’m trying to be more of an optimist these days.

 

I think when mobs are chanting for your life, that is quite a lot.

 

I am no fan of Mike Pence but his actions on January 6th showed integrity. Something that a lot of politicians on both sides lack.

 

If you really think a name matters the Peoples Democratic Republic of Korea must also be a democratic republic or check for the last time an election was held in North Korea with multiple candidates. You can also tell that to the North Koreans being held in Kim's reeducation camps. The US is a Constitutional Republic based on democratically elected representation. You can educate yourself by reading Article 1, Section 2 of the US Constitution as well as the 14th and 17th Amendments of the Constitution.