Category: dueling electors

The ‘Corrupt Bargain’ of 2020

January 6, 2021
dueling electorselection fraudelectoral collegeJoe BidenOpinionU.S. congressViewpoints
0 Comment

Commentary Today, the U.S. Congress will vote to certify the Electoral College vote for the 2020 presidential election, certifying Joe Biden as the next president … or not. However unlikely, it’s constitutionally possible for Congress to nullify the Electoral College vote and to force the decision onto the members of the House of Representatives, voting…

Read More

Far From Raising a White Flag, Pence’s Response to Gohmert’s Suit Was Strategic and Preserved His Options

January 4, 2021
12th amendmentdueling electorsLouis GohmertMike PenceOpinionTwelfth AmendmentViewpoints
0 Comment

Commentary Although the Department of Justice (DOJ) did file a short responsive brief on behalf of Vice President Mike Pence, who is the sole defendant named in the lawsuit recently filed by Texas Rep. Louis Gohmert and the Arizona Trump-pledged electors in a Texas federal court, the brief, in the main, argues that Pence is…

Read More

Video: Stepping Forward at America’s Critical Moment—Alex Bruesewitz on the Value of Grassroots Support

December 29, 2020
Crossroadsdueling electorselectoral collegeExclusive Videos
0 Comment

The elections are still contested, and when electoral college votes are counted on Jan. 6 they will be faced with dueling electors from several states. To better understand the current political environment and the importance of grassroots support, we spoke with Alexander Bruesewitz, CEO of X Strategies. These stories and more in this episode of…

Read More

Disputed Swing State GOP Lawmakers Must Adopt ‘Reclamation’ Resolutions to Stop the Steal

December 21, 2020
2020 presidential electioncontingent electiondueling electorselectoral collegeOpinionreclamation resolutionsViewpoints
0 Comment

Commentary Though seven states—Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico—had Trump-pledged electors attend and cast votes for the Trump–Pence ticket at the Dec. 14 Electoral College sessions, these actions do not give rise to a true set of “dueling electors.” At the Electoral College—held this year on Dec. 14 at the various state…

Read More