Despite writing a letter to our federal delegation over their insistence that there must be some sort of issue with the November election, a couple of our State Representatives seemed a bit behind yesterday after the chaos at the US Capitol:
On Wednesday, reached by Forum News Service, the letter’s lead author, Rep. Elizabeth May of Kyle, said she condemned the mob violence in Washington, D.C. Pushed whether Congress should certify the Electoral College results today, something lawmakers say they intend to do, May demurred.
“Well, I’m not up-to-date,” May said. “I can’t make a comment on that. But the process needs to work its way through.”
South Dakota’s outgoing Speaker of the House Steven Haugaard, a Sioux Falls Republican who signed the letter and attended a protest airing election falsehoods in Sioux Falls over the weekend, was also reached by Forum News Service but declined any comment.
“I really haven’t followed the news enough to know what’s going on there,” Haugaard said. “I heard something about some issue in Washington. But not enough to make a comment.”
Well that makes sense because there wasn’t much coverage of it.
They probably knew the federal delegation just ran it through the shredder.
I love these “fake” conservatives who want to give the Nancy Pelosi House the authority to overturn state certifications. Yeah, what could ever go wrong with that?
One must assume that foreign made electronic voting machines using possibly fraudulent algorithms and shutting down ballot counting mid way in the middle of the night while kicking all the ballot counters and poll watchers out and blocking the view of poll watchers afterwards will/have become the norm in America. And the hundreds of signed affidavits concerning same were all imposters. Regardless the thugs and Terrorists and whomever else caused destruction in our Nations Capital should be prosecuted to the fullest.