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27/08/24

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Originally posted by Andrewst10 ↑

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Would Pence not have spotted fakes?
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He was pressured by the dumba$$ Trump to accept them.
He was pressured by the crowd to do what Trump wanted.

Trump and Eastman asked Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel to enlist the committee's assistance in gathering fake "contingent" electors.^[2] A senator's chief of staff tried to pass a list of fraudulent electors to Pence minutes before the vice president was to certify the election.^[8] The scheme was one of many elements in the attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election and was investigated by the January 6 committee and is being investigated by the Justice Department. The January 6 committee's final report identified lawyer Kenneth Chesebro as the plot's original architect.^[7]

Wallow in your wilful ignorance.

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"He was pressured by the dumba$$ Trump to accept them."

How would that have worked? Feel free to display your utter ignorance of the actual process.

Can they just stick this into the count?
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