The steps aren't optional.

Where in the constitution does it say the actions leading up to January 20th are optional?

Do you really think the law and order administration is going to skip a step?

Jan 6th is chaos day. Jan 20 is deadline.

All dates prior are steps in a process.

Like it or not.

https://nationalfile.com/exclusive-white-house-memo-details-how-pence-card-can-save-trumps-presidency-on-dec-23

U.S. Constitution Art. 2, Sec 2, Cl1; 14th Amend. Section 1, Equal Protection Clause; 3 USC12&13

>>12149950

If Pence follows the law and denies Electoral College slates from Pennsylvania, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, Michigan, and Wisconsin before midnight tonight, then the states will have until January 6 to either assign their Electoral College slates in their respective legislatures, or hold and certify a new election.

>>12150096

Bring something to the table to dispute it faggot.

Better yet keep crying like a little bitch.

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>>12150184

Keep crying faggot. Are you sure you're in the right place?

>>12150194

When the wordsmustare used there is a law in place.

Theymustbe submitted to all by the 23.

Pences role either exposes him as a ds faggot or a patriot.

I wonder if there is going to be another special message tonight.

Stay tuned fags

>>12150303

If he fucks it up, then we know where he stands.

I mean c'mon man Contingency plans have already been planned.

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>>12150371

What makes a movie great?

Plot twists.

>>12150394

Seriously not thinking at all.

Contested states

Sets of electors from contested states.

Pence makes the call.

Pence picks the biden sets.

Trump loses.

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>>12150430

The onus falls on your faggot ass.

Sauce it faggot.

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>>12150539

Shill one and shill two

Nice sauce too bad it says nothing about a contested election.

Womp

Contested states, have multiple slates of electors.

Go dig shills.

According to the U.S. Code, when the House and Senate meet, they have to look into “all the certificates and papers purporting to be certificates of the electoral votes.” Several Republican members of Congress have said they would attempt to object to the counting of the Electoral College votes for a state, which would then trigger a series of debates and votes. …

If lawmakers cannot agree on a set of electors, the country will find itself in uncharted territory, which may prompt intervention from the Supreme Court. If history is a guide, the state delegations in the House may have to pick a president. Republicans have the majority of delegations.