(PB) >>21783857

>Bill Clinton: He was nice [President Trump] to me until he decided Hillary should be locked up for her email practices, which his own State Department later said she sent out zero confidential emails, and received exactly zero, and somehow he was able to make that the biggest issue in 2016. He now makes us all listen to his personal grievances and these kind of crazy conspiracy theories. And his buddy Congresswoman Greene, the other day, said the deep state has now perfected the ability to direct tornadoes and hurricanes…as if we did that on purpose.

"…as if we did that on purpose."

Bill finally admitting there's a [deep state] and he's a member.

(pb) >>21783542, >>21783568 If Trump Wins, Guess Who Will Be In Charge Of Certifying The Election?

Likely the primary reason she was picked to run.

(pb) >>21781937 MAGA is a "dangerous and lethal syndrome" of “Authoritarian Violence Disorder” kek

Neurologist Professor Ghassemi's research indicates the Zionist brain is a "dangerous and lethal syndrome" of “Authoritarian Violence Disorder”.

>>21784311

>She can't certify the election for herself either.

The vice president can still oversee the counting of Electoral College votes if they are a presidential candidate. It’s happened multiple times throughout history.

Luckily Congress approved new election certification rules in December 2022 in response to Jan. 6.

Trump Jujitsu on display.

"The new provisions make clear that the vice president’s responsibilities in the process are merely ceremonial and that the vice president has no say in determining who actually won the election."

"The provisions amending the 1887 law — which has long been criticized as poorly and confusingly written — won bipartisan support and would make it harder for future presidential losers to prevent the ascension of their foes, as Trump tried to do on Jan. 6, 2021."

"The new legislation also raises the threshold required for members of Congress to object to certifying the electors. Before, only one member of the House and Senate respectively had to object to force a roll call vote on a state’s electors. That helped make objections to new presidents something of a routine partisan tactic — Democrats objected to certifying both of George W. Bush’s elections and Trump’s in 2016."

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/congress-approves-new-election-certification-rules-in-response-to-jan-6