Senate reading the roll to deny Cruz and Hawley's objections.

 

 

Nate Silver said this on the fivethirtyeight.com live blog:

Another stating-the-obvious point: Today is going to build a tie in the public’s mind — and in the minds of members of Congress — between trying to delegitimize election results and outright physical violence. And that is likely to raise the stakes for such attempts at delegitimization in the future. That doesn’t mean they won’t happen again; they almost certainly will. But it does mean that it will be harder to get away with “Hey, we’re just asking questions here!” faux-innocent sorts of statements.

 

Looks like McConnell has gotten unanimous consent for no more objections.

I wonder what happened between "We need to turn the page" and "Resign NOW!!".  He asks rhetorically.   

So they are still debating the Arizona objections in the House.  After the House finishes that and votes on that, then  both Senate and House will convene together.
 

Then they will go to the next state alphabetically and count those votes and vote to certify, one state at a time. 

If there are other objections to other states, then House and Senate will move to separate rooms to debate and vote on objections to whatever the next State that's being challenged.

 

etc.

Looks like any other challenges may be dropped.

Matt Gaetz rambling in the House a bunch of crap that the mob assaulting the Capitol today were antifa.

4 minutes ago, janea4old said:

Matt Gaetz rambling in the House a bunch of crap that the mob assaulting the Capitol today were antifa.

 

I think I liked him better when Kelly LeBrock turned him into a talking pile of [!@#$%^&*].

 

ABC keeps calling Trump a loser.

 

15 minutes ago, janea4old said:

Matt Gaetz rambling in the House a bunch of crap that the mob assaulting the Capitol today were antifa.

F#ck that guy.

 

LMAO: