>>12381857

>wait why? I dont understand why HE would resign

Because its going to emerge that he a) knowingly let these people in, and/or b) knowingly understaffed given the situation.

He was in on it.

>>12381892

Use logic.

How better to position him as a potential ally for the traitors in Congress?

Federal judiciary likely compromised as part of SolarWinds hack

https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/533177-federal-judiciary-likely-compromised-as-part-of-solarwinds-hack

Did they get Sullivan?

Roberts?

>>12382319

It would still act as an obstacle to someone trying to get in, and slow them down long enough to shoot.

>>12382110

>Using Logic he could have forced the next constitutional step, which is a forced recertification after lawsuits resolved. Or if a split electoral, single vote per state.

That was always a fantasy. The VP doesn't have that kind of power.

Anyway, he played his role perfectly.