Those who stood, those who cowered, those who flipped. The Final Objection To A Biden Presidency.

In the end, only the votes of two contested states: Arizona and Pennsylvania were objected to. Of the twelve Senators who last week agreed to object to the Electoral College votes marred by irregularity and credible allegations of electoral fraud only seven did so following the four hour occupation of the Capitol building by protestors. Here is the comprehensive list of who stood, those who cowered, those who flipped. The Final Objection To A Biden Presidency.

The Senators Who Stood

Of the twelve US Senators who agreed to object to all of the contested states only Senators Cruz and Hawley actually signed to sustain objections in Arizona and Pennsylvania respectively, the remaining six Senators who voted but did not sign on to a particular states’ objection were: Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL), Senator Rick Scott (R-FL), Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS), Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS), Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) and Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY). Remember these names they are the most vulnerable and have the most to lose, they will need our defense and our support in the days ahead. As far as the left is concerned: these are all marked men and women.

The Congressmen who Stood

Two Congressman: Representative Paul Gosar (R-AZ) and Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) stood before the Joint Session and objected to the results from their respective states the following list of 138 Congressional Republicans voted in favor of the Pennsylvania objection while only 121 supported the Arizona objection.

While it was objectively easier to support a “doomed vote” in the Democrat held House this move will still cost these members considerably, although to a much lesser extent than our Senators. Speaker Pelosi’s retribution will be swift.

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Those who Cowered before the might of Mitch & Nancy

In the Senate, 93 Republican Senators voted against objection, mostly this is a whos’ who of Republicans-In-Name-Only, but some of the names voting nay were quite shocking.

In the House of Representatives the following Republican Congressmen turned their back on their party, their President and most importantly: the American People.

The Worst: The Ones Who Flipped

So now we come to it, last week we reported that 12 Brave Senators stood up for #ElectoralIntegrity and would object alongside Senators Cruz & Hawley, seven stood firm. However, Sens. Ron Johnson, R-Wis.; James Lankford, R-Okla.; Steve Daines, R-Mont.; Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and Mike Braun, R-Ind., presented with quite possibly the most impactful vote of their political lives: flipped at the last moment and broke their word to the American people who were depending on them. Regrettably, they may never regain our trust.

The final votes stood thusly,

In the Objection to the Electoral College Votes of Arizona, the Senate voted against 93 to 6, the House voted against 303 to 121. In the Objection to the Electoral College Votes of Pennsylvania, the Senate voted against 92 to 7, the House voted against 282 to 138. 

Vice-President Mike Pence, having been advised by constitutional scholars of his ability to accept or reject votes a capacity widely reported upon in conservative media, rejected this capacity in a scathing rebuke of President Trump. In these actions from our Senators and Vice President: the results of the 2020 Election and the ultimate betrayal of 75 million Americans was sealed.

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— Mike Pence (@Mike_Pence) January 6, 2021