>>11902484 pb notable re GEORGIA ballot counter is mother of the dreadlocks gal.
Well, Ma'am, please walk us through what you did do. We can go over what you were told to do, later.
And, were you paid to do these things or did it out of some other interest, hobby, cause? Have you ever attended a partisan event or donated to a candidate?
Did the vid of the GA 'after hours' ballot counting show a technically legal acltivity?
https://twitter.com/GabrielSterling/status/1334825233610633217
https://twitter.com/jenjen0873/status/1334853672614977543
https://twitter.com/unitedcommon/status/1334954580766023682
The goalposts are being moved, again.
The vid shows that the monitors were told the place was closing up and so the monitors left after seeing the place being emptied and things covered and so forth.
The vid shows the return of a handful of people after the place was cleared.
There is need for an explanation of what those individuals actually did and at whose directions did they proceed in this manner.
If the ballots were opened, where were the monitors at that time, because the vid does not show a pre- 830AM setup with monitors in place. The vid shows the wheeling in of those suitcases with those ballots.
WATCH FOR FURTHER MOVING OF GOLAPOSTS.
How sweet it would be for the leftwingnuts to sit on their hands or vote for one of their own, and then for the GOP candidate for SPEAKER to win.
https://constitution.laws.com/house-of-representatives/election-of-the-speaker#:~:text=The%20Speaker%20of%20the%20House%20of%20Representatives%20is,which%20the%20longest%20serving%20member%20of%20the%20House.
BUT before we get to a vote on the HOUSE floor, the speakership must be made vacant and/or there must be a change in majority party. PELOSI has not resigned, right? Has she any reason to think that a vote on her continuation as SPEAKER is neven required on the House floor?
What if the leftwingnuts split off and changed the balance such that there would be 3 parties and the GOP would have the most members?
The Speaker of the House of Representatives is elected by the comprising members of the House. The election process is based on a simple majority vote. After a candidate is elected, the person is to be sworn in by the Dean of the House, which the longest-serving member of the House. A new Speaker is elected when the position is rendered vacant, or if there is a change in the majority party in the House. Each major party in the chamber will nominate a candidate to be elected for the position of the Speaker.
Under Constitutional law, it is not explicitly stated that the Speaker be required to already be a member of the House of Representatives. However, history has proven that each Speaker elected has been a member, thus setting a precedent for subsequent elections that have not been codified into law. Members of the House will typically vote for the nominee for their respective party, but their vote can be placed for any of the nominees to be considered.
A majority vote is required by the Constitution’s provisions, however, less than a majority vote can be needed to elect a new Speaker because of absentee Members of the House placing a vote as “present.” If there is no candidate receiving a majority vote, the election process will be repeated until a Speaker is elected.
Can the GOP candidate for HOUSE SPEAKER win against a split vote amongst the DEMS? Must the winner get a majority of available votes from the Representatives? Or could a candidate win with the most votes, even if short a majority of Reps? For example, the vote is split 3-ways or if a faction sits on its hands and votes present or does not attend the vote?
What would trigger a new vote for SPEAKER if the current speaker does not step down?
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Please catch me up. What has Beanz done that has earned scorn? Would like to see gud reason so can judge for myself. Haven't followed Beanz but FLYNN's apparent endorsement has me curious about it and your question.
TY anon.