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Originally Posted by 1blackman1
Wasn’t that exact issue litigated in the PA state courts.
Uh, yeah, defending the un-constitutional ( State ) position they took supporting the idea that changes to election law could happen even without the Legislature passing such laws which is why Hawley asked the SC to get involved.
Oh yeah it was. So the US Congress wasn’t the place to rearguard the issue.
The US Congress isn't the place to talk about States election law reforms? It was obvious from the Penn. SC that they were not interested in discussing election law reform since they thought what happened was perfectly legal setting off the debate Hawley was trying to make.
If he was legitimately concerned he could have tried to pass legislation long before the election.
How the same hell do you try and pass legislation for something that hasn't happened yet? The whole argument is that these "new laws" were put in place just before the election. You can't try to argue something that hasn't happened yet.
Or suit could have been brought in 2019. He wasn’t concerned enough then I suppose.
"IT" hadn't happened yet. I know damn well you know this but will argue like you didn't.
What he did do was go along with this right wing sentiment that an election was stolen which wasn’t true. All of his actions were purely political.
Now that's rich coming from a guy that supports Nancy Pelosi and her purely political actions. Makes one sound just a bit hypocritical don't you think?
He just though he could become the successor to the Trumpys just like Cruz. He knew that his ploy was doomed to fail.
You mean like going ahead with an impeachment doomed to fail? Like that? Yes what Hawley and Cruz did was political theater. In other words "politics as usual". But any suggestion they knew or should have known those actions would result in what we saw happen, is disingenuous at best at liable at worst.
Mitch was right in his speech and now Hawley and Cruz are reaping what they sow.
As all politicians should do. Nancy Pelosi reaped what she sowed by losing seats in the House. And Trump reaped what he sowed by losing his Presidency and the Senate.
Sadly they will be in Congress for several more years but they are terrible and I hope they are made inconsequential.
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Like the two new Senators from Georgia? History may record that the Georgia run-off, featured the four worst candidates in history to pick from and I know you know that too.