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To: Mr Rogers; All

IN January 2009, every Congressman had the right and obligation to raise an objection to the vote of the Electoral College. They did so in 2000 and in 2004, but NO MEMBER of Congress raised an objection. If a single Senator and a single Representative had objected, the matter would have gone up for debate and vote - but there was no objection. No one agreed with your belief that Obama Sr made Obama Jr ineligible. Your side got 0 out of 535.


Dazed and confused?

Dick Cheney failed to ask WHETHER there were any objections, which was his Constitutional duty to do so...


56 posted on 06/02/2011 6:45:29 AM PDT by Hotlanta Mike (TeaNami)
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To: Hotlanta Mike

Ah, yes...that Obamabot Dick Cheney.

Objections are submitted in writing. If there are none, then it doesn’t need to be brought up. The idea that there were objections, but Cheney refused to allow them and then the objectors just said, “OK” is stupid. Not silly, just stupid.


59 posted on 06/02/2011 8:59:19 AM PDT by Mr Rogers (Poor history is better than good fiction, and anything with lots of horses is better still)
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