[frog in a pot]

Would like to hear Rand's argument in full.

The Special Session is the single opportunity for the Congress to consider, debate, accept or reject (but not overturn!!) federal election irregularities.

Raising the threshold calls of objection from 1 member of each chamber to 1/5th of each chamber in order to formally consider as a body any such irregularities would seem to make it more difficult to even begin to deliberate the matter.

[TakebackGOP]

RP didn’t object in 2020. What did we exploit? He also voted against Trump’s wall.

[Alberta's Child]

The Electoral Count Act of 1887 is blatantly unconstitutional, and needs to be eliminated or amended. Congress should never be given the option of rejecting any presidential electors from the states (except in the rare case described below).

The January 6th certification of the presidential election results is NOT the proper place to consider, debate, etc. any election irregularities -- except (maybe) in cases where multiple slates of electors are submitted for any states.

The time to fix any election problems is BEFORE the electoral votes are certified in mid-December, not afterward.