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(s)Elections See other (s)Elections Articles Title: Congress Pushes Back Against Traitor and Fiend Mitch McConnell Many in Congress are still refusing to surrender to the BEAST 666 SYSTEM, and are pushing back against the surrenderist Mitch McConnell, who is looking like a turtle flipped on his back. McConnell is alleged to be a Taiwanese spy, given that he is married to one, and is suspected to be pushing for Joe Biden because he wants to start a war with China. CNN: House conservatives are undeterred by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s push to squelch their efforts to contest the presidential election results when a joint session of Congress meets in January to formally count the electoral votes that made Joe Biden’s win official. “I know there is zero chance of succeeding if you are a member of the surrender caucus,” said Rep. Mo Brooks, a Republican of Alabama who is a leader of the effort. “There is some chance of succeeding if you fight.” The comments are the latest sign that many House Republicans are not ready to accept the results of the election as leading conservatives continue to echo President Donald Trump’s false voter fraud claims that have yet to be proven in court — and House GOP leaders remain silent on acknowledging that Biden is the President-elect. Indeed, even as McConnell ultimately congratulated Biden on Tuesday and referred to him as the “President-elect” for the first time, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy was silent when asked if he’d acknowledge Biden’s win, while his No. 2, Steve Scalise, has yet to publicly accept the results himself. The conservative effort to attempt to overturn states’ election results is doomed to fail. But it could put Republicans in a bind. Privately, McConnell — along with his top deputies, GOP Sens. John Thune of South Dakota and Roy Blunt of Missouri — urged GOP senators on a Tuesday call not to join a House effort to object to the results on January 6 since doing so would ultimately force senators to cast a vote on the merits of the objection. GOP leaders fear they would be forced to choose between Trump and the will of the voters — and are eager not to be put in that position. “I think there’s going to be an objection,” Rep. Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican, said Wednesday. “Whether there’ll be a senator to support that or not, I don’t know.” Jordan added: “What’s wrong with having a debate on the floor of the House and on the floor of the Senate about an election that more than a third of the electorate thinks was stolen?” Even if we’re not going to win, these people have an obligation to keep fighting. I’m not the hugest fan of Rand Paul, but if he’s going to fight hard, I will support him in the future. If I was a Congresscritter, I would be pushing for Trump to declare martial law, so as I could be made some top figure in a military government. That seems ideal, no? Being a “key henchman of the supreme leaders” is better than being a gaywad “democratically elected representative.” His entire career, Mitch McConnell has gotten every single thing he wants. No one knows how he does it. Hopefully, this time, he loses. Someone needs to stand up and force a debate in the Senate. Even if the election is written in stone, we want the record to show just how egregious this theft was. This article’s song: Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 1.
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