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Friends, I have heard from many of you across the political spectrum regarding the upcoming vote to certify the vote of the electoral college in the presidential election. (1/8)
This vote to certify electoral votes is momentous, perhaps the most so of my entire tenure. I do not plan to commit to a position until the evidence is weighed and the debate concluded. I take my job seriously, and will consider it carefully. (2/8)
The standard to overcome the electoral college vote is extremely high. It's important to weigh all information that is presented. I'll consider the role of Congress in this process, as set forth in the Constitution, & careful not to diminish control of the states in their...(3/8)
own elections or the very Electoral College that the Democrats so desperately wish to eliminate.
But, I want to be clear about one thing. It is truly regretful that this is being portrayed as a solution when, in fact, it is merely a protest vote. (4/8)
But, I want to be clear about one thing. It is truly regretful that this is being portrayed as a solution when, in fact, it is merely a protest vote. (4/8)
Unfortunately, Republicans are a minority in the House of Representatives. In order for an objection to prevail, every Republican and ten Democrats in the House of Representatives would have to approve it. It simply will not happen.(5/8)
We must look for real solutions rather than a guaranteed failure of a symbolic gesture that only strengthens the hands of the Democrats by setting a dangerous precedent.
America was founded on free and fair elections. (6/8)
America was founded on free and fair elections. (6/8)
I share the frustrations of many of you on the apparent improprieties in some states in the presidential election. The up side of this controversy is that a bright light is shown on the election process, and Republican held legislatures...(7/8)
in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan can take corrective action to avoid these problems in future elections. (8/8)
