[johnforbes]

Thus sayeth Kamela of the border wall.

But what about the wall around the Capitol?

[johnforbes]

In 2019, Pelosi said the border wall was an "immorality."

Thoughts on whether the wall she has now around herself is immoral?

[divermouse]

i think your immoral. i think she's acting to protect others from a bunch of redneck ignorant fucks like you stand for. unlike most of the mexican's who come to work. and ya 'vomit head, some ae jackass crooks similar to trump on a much smaller scale.

[johnforbes]

Diver, here is my helpful tip. When you are calling others "ignorant," you should avoid basic mistakes in English like the several you made.

The protesters were there Jan 6, along with some rioters, and some of those people foolishly walked into the Capitol as cops/guards looked on and didn't even try to stop them.

Should they have walked in, or broken in in some instances? No, of course not.

But attempting to portray that bit of foolishness as an "insurrection" is a fool's errand, but that is what the Left is seeking to do.

What Pence could have done, and should have, is send the disputed electors back to the state legilslatures as the US Constitution contemplated.

[Clownkicker]

But they WEREN'T "disputed" johnny. Pence had no choice but to accept them when there is no credible dispute supported by reality.

The electors had all been legally chosen and their votes certified by their respective states. Pence had no evidence to the contrary.

It's only Trump supporters who pretend there is a dispute about them. The trouble is, not one of those Trump supporters can produce any evidence to support their absurd claims. Our various courts all agreed (moire than sixty times) that there was no evidence, just as AG Barr agreed there was no evidence, just as CISA agreed there was no evidence, just as many Republican Secretaries of State agreed there was no evidence.

Trump is still spreading those unsupportable, debunked lies to dimwits like you who happily swill them down.

This is not a matter of politics the way you insist on trying to make it, johnny. It's about the law, and it's legally over. It is only not over to people with partisan political agendas removed from reality.

[johnforbes]

Of course, they were disputed.

Those key states even sent teams of disputed electors to preserve that legal right.

Pence could have, and should have, sent them back to where they belonged per the US Constitution -- the state legislatures.

Biden may well prevailed there, nobody knows, but at least the US Constitution would have been folllowed and Biden could have been said to have gone through a legit process.

[elklindo69]

Maybe they should have spent money on building the grid in Texas instead of a wall in the middle of the middle of nowhere.