r/Conservative • u/MiloJay99 Christian Conservative • 1d ago
Dem Lawyers Urge Congress To Ignore Electoral College, Stop Trump, Make Kamala President Flaired Users Only
https://www.dailywire.com/news/dem-lawyers-urge-congress-to-ignore-electoral-college-stop-trump-make-kamala-president?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1y7QasH_LasH7ASENgelF-l06vVhRewerSsv0ms24MG7i-BgSCH895Plw_aem_KBCaIZJAArEkx4GOHeZV8w289
u/MetallicaRules5 Conservative 1d ago
The Left: Trump is a threat to democracy!
Also the Left: Congress needs to take action to overturn the election results. We must thwart democracy to save democracy.
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u/codifier Libertarian 1d ago
Remember folks, when they say "our democracy" they mean their democracy.
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u/Status_Control_9500 Conservative 23h ago
I LOVE to correct the Libbies when they say "Our democracy" by telling them we are a Constitutional Republic!
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u/AppState1981 Appalachian Conservative 1d ago
It looks like Insurrection is back on the menu, boys
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u/Cronah1969 Constitutional Conservative 1d ago
Too bad, libs. The new republican congress gets seated on January 3rd, and the certification happens on January 6th. While the Dems might actually try something like this IF they had the majority, and IF they win the popular vote, they're not going to try it this time because it would definitely get slapped down permanently by SCOTUS. They'll just tuck the idea away in their bag of dirty tricks until conditions make it more likely that they can actually get away with it. Not only that, since Trump's election is not only a referendum on how badly Dem policy has failed over the past 4 years, but also in how badly they've tried to screw Trump over through lawfare, the Republicans might just end up with a supermajority in 2 years if they even attempt it.
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u/MiloJay99 Christian Conservative 1d ago edited 21h ago
These are the people who claim Trump was a threat to democracy. More proof, if it was even necessary, that whenever democrats accuse you of something, it's likely all projection.
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u/MaglithOran No Step On Snek 1d ago
Every single one who made those public statements is guilty of sedition.
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u/Ok-Introduction-1940 Conservative 1d ago
Don’t get in their way while they are plotting to overthrow a duly elected government…. Let them try….
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u/pbnjandmilk Catholic Conservative 1d ago
So the left wants to force someone who did not win into power and have absolute control?
Ah, but Trump and everyone on the right, Fascists!
-Insert headache inducing eye roll.
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u/Ok-Introduction-1940 Conservative 1d ago edited 17h ago
They mention partisan attempts to accuse Trump of insurrection not ratified by the Senate or Courts, and the partisan non-binding select House Committee report as their grounds. Lol.
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u/Can_Not_Double_Dutch Fiscal Conservative 1d ago
The Committee that destroyed or password protected all their evidence so nobody else could see it.
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u/AndForeverNow Libertarian Conservative 1d ago
January 6th was an angry protest. This right here is an actual insurrection!
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u/FormerBTfan Conservative 1d ago
The cope will never end from election night and at least the next 4 years. It's just like a really good sitcom lol.
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u/Trondkjo Conservative 1d ago
I wonder if Liz Cheney will call this move a “threat to democracy” or if this is (D)ifferent?
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u/No1_Knows_My_Name Conservative 1d ago
Great, these insurrectionist trying to interfere with everyone 's votes. Using the law to hide their fascism.
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u/DreadPirateGriswold Conservative 1d ago
In the spirit of a famous Christmas movie, I triple dog dare ya!
I'm making the popcorn...
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u/Whole-Essay640 GerrymanderedConservative 23h ago
This sounds insurrectiony. Are the democrats sure about this.
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u/Pliskin_Hayter America First 22h ago
Dems : We love democracy
Also Dems : We only love democracy when we win. If we dont win, its not democracy. Fuck the will of the people.
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u/UncleMagnetti MAGA, PhD 1d ago
Wouldn't they need the largest number of delegations in the house to do this anyways? I thought it was based on states, not a normal house vote.
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u/Status_Control_9500 Conservative 23h ago
Under the new rules, one-fifth of each chamber would be required to force a vote on states’ slates of electors
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u/spamisqualityfood Conservative 22h ago
Trump needs to prepare for this tomfoolery. Lawyers and everything. He also needs to endorse Johnson for speaker, because if a speaker can’t be elected, then the election results can’t be certified.
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u/MiloJay99 Christian Conservative 20h ago
Yeah, I've been thinking for a while. The dems have been quiet, too quiet.
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u/Shady_Infidel 2A Conservative 15h ago
Ahh, so would this be insurrection or good, old fashioned treason?
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u/dottedoctet Moderate Conservative 1d ago edited 1d ago
The comments are funny as hell to read though. It’s amazing how many people actually believe this nonsense.