"America is governed by the rule of law," the chair of the House Republican Conference announced. "The President and his lawyers have made claims of criminality and widespread fraud, which they allege could impact election results. If they have genuine evidence of this, they are obligated to present it immediately in court and to the American people."
Part of the swamp! drain the swamp #lizcheney where was the evidence for the 4 year Russia hoax. Sit down, shut up! #marklevinshow #draintheswamp #russiahoax
-- Cus2121 Cus2121 Sunday, November 22, 2020WATCH: NICOLE WALLACE AND THE END OF DEMOCRACY
"If the President cannot prove these claims or demonstrate that they would change the election result, he should fulfill his oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States by respecting the sanctity of our electoral process,” she continued.
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Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and others in House leadership have generously backed The President as he challenges the election results and proceeds to baselessly claim he won the race.
Sen. Susan Collins on Friday joined the minority of Republicans willing to speak out against Trump, saying that by declining to concede Trump was refusing President-elect Joe Biden access to briefings, office space and government resources he would require in the lead up to his inauguration.
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Collins also criticized Trump for attempting to "pressure" state election officials struggling to certify their results, including hosting a committee of Michigan lawmakers at the White House.
"There is a right way and a wrong way to compile the evidence and mount legal challenges in our courts," the Maine senator said. "The wrong way is to attempt to pressure state election officials. That undermines the public's faith in our election results without evidence and court rulings to support the allegations."
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Still, the number of congressional Republicans willing to go against The President or his base is still relatively small. Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn — a strong Trump ally — backpedaled after referring to Biden as "president-elect" in an interview on Friday. Her office later explained that she "misspoke."
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Meanwhile, Trump proceeds to claim that there was voter fraud without presenting any evidence. "Big voter fraud information coming out concerning Georgia. Stay tuned!" he tweeted Saturday morning. Georgia declared its results Friday.
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Hey #chrischristie and #mittromney, you guys sure were sniffing President Trump’s ass when you needed him, huh. I hope you worthless fux find your way to utter obscurity and show us as no one in history. #lizcheney is just a warmongering hag who is on her way into historical stew. Just another ingredient in history that no one remembers. These three are disgusting back stabber that have as much fight as a dead fish!
-- Usedtofish Usedtofish Sunday, November 22, 2020A group of Pennsylvania Republican voters and candidates, led by Rep. Mike Kelly, registered a new lawsuit Saturday doubting the vote-by-mail system the state used for the Nov. 3 election and proceeded to join the Trump campaign’s continuous federal lawsuit attempting to block certification of the state's presidential election results.
Kelly’s suit filed in the state’s Commonwealth Court early Saturday argues that the vote-by-mail option established by the state legislature in October 2019 violates the state constitution.