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Trump Berates Senate Republicans Who Won't Back Election Challenge
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President Donald Trump (Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)
Monday, 04 January 2021 01:04 PM



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President Donald Trump on Monday pounced on Senate Republicans who won’t back challenges to Joe Biden’s election victory.

In a Monday tweet, the president joined a fight that has split the GOP ahead of a joint session of Congress on Wednesday to certify the White House winner.

“The ‘Surrender Caucus’ within the Republican Party will go down in infamy as weak and ineffective ‘guardians’ of our Nation, who were willing to accept the certification of fraudulent presidential numbers!” Trump tweeted.

Trump has insisted voter fraud was responsible for his Nov. 3 election defeat, but his challenges in the courts have been unsuccessful, and former Attorney General William Barr said in early December that an investigation hadn’t yet found evidence of fraud. Barr later resigned.

In a separate Monday tweet, Trump singled out Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., who Sunday declined to join 12 Trump allies in the Senate — and over 100 in the House — who’ve said they’ll challenge certification of Biden’s win despite GOP leaders’ pleas not to do so.


“How can you certify an election when the numbers being certified are verifiably WRONG. You will see the real numbers tonight during my speech, but especially on JANUARY 6th. @SenTomCotton Republicans have pluses & minuses, but one thing is sure, THEY NEVER FORGET!,” Trump tweeted.

Other GOP lawmakers traded accusations over the weekend, with some repudiating their colleagues’ Jan. 6 plans as dangerous to democracy.

“I think it’s a very, very bad idea,” Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., said, The Wall Street Journal reported. “I mean, I’m concerned about the division in America, that’s the biggest issue, but obviously this is not healthy for the Republican Party either.”

But on Sunday, Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., said the move wasn’t an attempt to thwart the democratic process, but one “to protect it.”

[BUGEYE]

Here’s my wish list.
1- Trump declares martial law.
2- Trump arranges for a new election with armed military observing.
3- Trump makes each state follow its own laws in the election.
4- We accept the outcome and of course Trump would be elected.
5- We put the cheaters in prison.

[Dee]

Basically what you're describing is Trump setting up a temporary dictatorship. I don't have any trust in any type of dictatorship.

Also, Martial law affects everyone. And how do you enforce it? Bullets?

[geezerbiker]

Here’s my wish list.
1- Trump declares martial law.
2- Trump arranges for a new election with armed military observing.
3- Trump makes each state follow its own laws in the election.
4- We accept the outcome and of course Trump would be elected.
5- We put the cheaters in prison.

I'd settle for the false election results being thrown out we finally get a national voter ID card. 

Tony

[Dee]

I'd settle for the false election results being thrown out we finally get a national voter ID card. 

Tony

Yes, a more straightforward option if doable.

[Dee]

A less severe course would be welcomed.
Unfortunately,  when confronted by pure evil or ultimate corruption there is some times no compromise, and no choice other then force. In this case it was the socialist demoncrats that drew the line in the sand. Like 1776 its a eat or be eaten moment.


It would be comical if it was not so grave, Biden is such a bad guy, supported by such rotten people that he can openly brag about "America's darkest time" after he was elected - he's bad on the level of Darth Vader and the emperor, begging everyone over to the dark side. He's so confident in his evil he's openly announcing the results before he even takes office. He has substantially upped the ante on "the dark winter" and has upgraded it to "The darkest time in America's history". He is saying it openly. And no one is taking action. Think about that. This is serious stuff, life and death.
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.TM7

Ok, when are you kicking off your part of the war?

[Dee]

I already have, and would do more if I could stand away from my wheelchair.
Maybe first, you should ask yourself what you're going to tell your grand children what you did to perserve liberty in 2021?
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.TM7

All of my grand children are into their mid to late 20s, early 30s, Im thinkin they've already caught on.
Me? I'm on and off a cane, I don't have any plans on starting an underground guerilla movement.

But exactly what have ya got going on your end.