Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene: I Hope Americans Can Hear Evidence of Fraud During Joint Session

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Epoch Times
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6 January 2021
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National News
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Americans will hopefully be able to hear evidence of voter and election fraud during the joint session of Congress on Jan. 6, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) told The Epoch Times....

Greene is one of at least 77 representatives and 13 senators who plan on objecting to electoral votes during the joint session, according to an Epoch Times tally.
 
The objections, if backed by at least one member of each chamber, trigger separate debates and votes....
 
"The vice president and I are in total agreement that the vice president has the power to act," Trump said in a statement late Tuesday.
 
"Our vice president has several options under the U.S. Constitution. He can decertify the results or send them back to the states for change and certification. He can also decertify the illegal and corrupt results and send them to the House of Representatives for the one vote for one state tabulation," he added...

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