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applegrove

(122,937 posts)
Fri Sep 13, 2024, 05:51 PM Sep 13

Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Pledge to Certify Election

Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Pledge to Certify Election

September 13, 2024 at 11:04 am EDT By Taegan Goddard 74 Comments

https://politicalwire.com/2024/09/13/bipartisan-group-of-lawmakers-pledge-to-certify-election/

"SNIP..........

“More than 30 House members, including a half-dozen Republicans, have signed a bipartisan pledge to uphold the results of the 2024 election amid an increased focus on Congress’ role in certifying the tally next January,” Politico reports.

.........SNIP"

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Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Pledge to Certify Election (Original Post) applegrove Sep 13 OP
Half a dozen rethugs? SheltieLover Sep 13 #1
Get back to me when there's a bakers dozen MagickMuffin Sep 13 #2
Doesn't 12 Republicans in the house give democrats a majority applegrove Sep 13 #3
I suppose it would, but ya never know MagickMuffin Sep 13 #4
I forget how many votes Dems are down in the House. applegrove Sep 13 #5

MagickMuffin

(17,066 posts)
2. Get back to me when there's a bakers dozen
Fri Sep 13, 2024, 06:13 PM
Sep 13


This is very laughable. Hopefully they can build on it, there’s still some time.


MagickMuffin

(17,066 posts)
4. I suppose it would, but ya never know
Fri Sep 13, 2024, 06:22 PM
Sep 13


Perhaps more will sign their names as well. It’s in their best interest to certify, after all they are also on the ballot.


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