That was so full of lies that even the GOP rebelled.
I have to wonder who is believing him?
I personally liked Joe's speech better...
How people behave under pressure is telling...
In Trump's case it indicates he is a toddler having a tantrum because his toy is being taken away after he did not take good care of it. :-)
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Some in GOP leaders are backing Trump ( From the Wash post):
"Several hours later, Graham was on Fox News with Sean Hannity, where he falsely claimed that the election had been rigged. The senator, one of Trump’s closest allies on Capitol Hill, said he would be donating $500,000 to Trump’s legal fund, prompting Eric Trump to tweet: “Thank you for having a spine! Fight this fraud!”
Graham also told Hannity that he was open to the idea of the GOP-controlled Pennsylvania legislature choosing its own electors, overriding the will of the voters."
After Graham’s segment, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) appeared with Hannity and accused the Democrats of trying to steal the election from Trump.
The problem with a rules orientation, is that there is a pathway under the rules in which an illegitimate result can be reached. Laurie points it out, that legislatures send a loser slate of electors to the electoral college. If that happens, all bets should be off. The rule that must be honored in all circumstances is that votes must count.
--Hiram
I have seen a statement from the Republican state legislature leader to the effect that Pennsylvania's electoral colleg vote will go to the candidate who wins the popular vote.
--Hiram
Graham and Cruz definitely are part of Team Trump...
Not Team USA
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