Unpopular view: I like Pence, and he did the right thing during the election certification, but obviously his neoconism and pro-corporate positions make my skin crawl.
Your understanding of the american legal and election system is at best erroneous, and your grasp of "the right thing" is at best wildly ignorant. If you believe the certification of a plainly rigged election filled with illegal acts by states and by the courts, was morally or legally correct, you are a fool.
Your understanding of the american legal and election system is at best erroneous,
Feel free to correct.
and your grasp of "the right thing" is at best wildly ignorant.
Why? Explain to me that if what you say is true, Biden didn't do it in 2016 for Hillary and Gore in 2000 for himself. Or Nixon in 1960 for himself.
If you believe the certification of a plainly rigged election filled with illegal acts by states and by the courts, was morally or legally correct, you are a fool.
The problem wasn't just the 'illegal' acts either. As far as I know, Zuckerberg giving hundreds of millions to election officials in order to buy the election was completely legal.
Several swing states mysteriously shut down and poll watchers were thrown out, then vote counting resumed. There were numerous court hearings like the one in pennsylvania and arizona where people reported election irregularities. Several states made sudden changes to procedures illegally. The supreme court unconstitutionally refused to acknowledge a joint suit put forth by a significant number of states asking for an investigation and decertification. Evidence of voting machines behaving suspiciously and connecting to the internet was unearthed. Evidence of boxes of ballots with no chain of custody showing up from non standard delivery was shown. Evidence of forged signatures, falsely adjudicated ballots, and illegal ballot harvesting was shown.
Multiple state senates requested their electoral votes not be certified and the federal puppets and pence ignored all of that, and the massive amount of fraud.
The 2020 election was more obviously fraudulent than any american federal election in the history of the country - don't pretend it was a simple partisan act to refuse to certify and send the matter back to the states to correct.
When obvious irregularities and illegal actions are taken in multiple steps, the only thing someone with integrity would do is refuse to sign and certify. Members of congress, the supreme court and the former VP are all guilty of misconduct on the level of treason by refusing to acknowledge the states lawful demands for recourse via returning of their electoral votes and the lawsuit headed by Texas and signed by 19 other states.
Very well said, but you left out the scale. There weren't scored of fucked up votes, or hundreds, or thousands. There were scores of thousands, and quite likely hundreds of thousands of votes that were affected. Far more than the total needed to swing the election in the key areas where it happened.
That's why the media narrative was "no evidence of widespread voter fraud", the fucking bastards. It didn't need to be "widespread", it only needed to happen in a dozen key counties to make this happen.
Unpopular view: I like Pence, and he did the right thing during the election certification, but obviously his neoconism and pro-corporate positions make my skin crawl.
Your understanding of the american legal and election system is at best erroneous, and your grasp of "the right thing" is at best wildly ignorant. If you believe the certification of a plainly rigged election filled with illegal acts by states and by the courts, was morally or legally correct, you are a fool.
Feel free to correct.
Why? Explain to me that if what you say is true, Biden didn't do it in 2016 for Hillary and Gore in 2000 for himself. Or Nixon in 1960 for himself.
The problem wasn't just the 'illegal' acts either. As far as I know, Zuckerberg giving hundreds of millions to election officials in order to buy the election was completely legal.
Several swing states mysteriously shut down and poll watchers were thrown out, then vote counting resumed. There were numerous court hearings like the one in pennsylvania and arizona where people reported election irregularities. Several states made sudden changes to procedures illegally. The supreme court unconstitutionally refused to acknowledge a joint suit put forth by a significant number of states asking for an investigation and decertification. Evidence of voting machines behaving suspiciously and connecting to the internet was unearthed. Evidence of boxes of ballots with no chain of custody showing up from non standard delivery was shown. Evidence of forged signatures, falsely adjudicated ballots, and illegal ballot harvesting was shown.
Multiple state senates requested their electoral votes not be certified and the federal puppets and pence ignored all of that, and the massive amount of fraud.
The 2020 election was more obviously fraudulent than any american federal election in the history of the country - don't pretend it was a simple partisan act to refuse to certify and send the matter back to the states to correct.
When obvious irregularities and illegal actions are taken in multiple steps, the only thing someone with integrity would do is refuse to sign and certify. Members of congress, the supreme court and the former VP are all guilty of misconduct on the level of treason by refusing to acknowledge the states lawful demands for recourse via returning of their electoral votes and the lawsuit headed by Texas and signed by 19 other states.
Very well said, but you left out the scale. There weren't scored of fucked up votes, or hundreds, or thousands. There were scores of thousands, and quite likely hundreds of thousands of votes that were affected. Far more than the total needed to swing the election in the key areas where it happened.
That's why the media narrative was "no evidence of widespread voter fraud", the fucking bastards. It didn't need to be "widespread", it only needed to happen in a dozen key counties to make this happen.