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<blockquote data-quote="mark46" data-source="post: 75698869" data-attributes="member: 257078"><p>I greet that the 5 minute attack on the election was wrong then. Over the past hundred years, there have also been electors that registered protests by not voting for who they should.</p><p></p><p>The situation was much different this time. Clinton and the Democratic Party immediately conceded defeat in 2016. None of the states were attacked and threatened unless they de-certified their votes.</p><p>I don't recall any law suits, fighting the election results.</p><p></p><p>Most important was the actual context of this vote. The capitol was attacked, people were killed, and the attack was made in order turn over the election and keep Trump in power. Trump gleefully watched and talked about how much he loved these followers (although he commented they might have dressed better).</p><p></p><p>After the members of Senate and House were attacked, several members of the Senate gave up their attack on democracy. Only two continued with their attack. The House members showed just what they stand for, as they have in the past weeks. They are cult followers, even now saying that Trump did nothing to provoke any wrongful action.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mark46, post: 75698869, member: 257078"] I greet that the 5 minute attack on the election was wrong then. Over the past hundred years, there have also been electors that registered protests by not voting for who they should. The situation was much different this time. Clinton and the Democratic Party immediately conceded defeat in 2016. None of the states were attacked and threatened unless they de-certified their votes. I don't recall any law suits, fighting the election results. Most important was the actual context of this vote. The capitol was attacked, people were killed, and the attack was made in order turn over the election and keep Trump in power. Trump gleefully watched and talked about how much he loved these followers (although he commented they might have dressed better). After the members of Senate and House were attacked, several members of the Senate gave up their attack on democracy. Only two continued with their attack. The House members showed just what they stand for, as they have in the past weeks. They are cult followers, even now saying that Trump did nothing to provoke any wrongful action. [/QUOTE]
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