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To: Mike Pence From: Ivan Raiklin Subject: Why did you violate: A. The Electoral Count Act and Article II, Section 1, Clause 2 on December 23, 2020? B. The 12th Amendment (when you and Nancy Pelosi disallowed the required Quorum for the Joint Session on January 6, 2021? In...

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Kathy DiCesare3 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi Keep on exposing @Mike_Pence he isn’t for the American people…

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Carolyn Calfo3 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi Ivan. Well done.

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Z3 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi Pence was always part of the Uniparty.

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Rhonda White3 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi Could all of the above be the motivation for continually indicting the President?😵‍💫

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Ivan Raiklin3 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi 100% it's to protect Pence, the uniparty's favorite. He was effective at being Trump's handler during the first term, so now he gets his opportunity to ruin the nation.

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CNileBiden3 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi Here here. AZ has all the evidence needed.

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Lynn Niemeyer3 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi Thank You for exposing corruption . . . 🙏 2 Chronicles 7:14 🇺🇸

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realRDoc3 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi Pence did not respond the the Parliamentary inquiry and instead falsely labeled the representatives inquiry as debate. It is a valid point of order under Robert’s Rules and in fact a valid Point of Parliamentary Procedure which has to be responded to before procedure continues.

Korey 🇺🇸 💯 的头像
Korey 🇺🇸 💯2 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi Can Pence spell T-R-E-A-S-O-N?

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TakeitbackUSA3 年前

@Mike_Pence @SpeakerPelosi

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