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So this guy, GOP Senator Doug Mastriano bilks tax payers of PA by holding possibly an illegal, definitely unethical meeting in the guise of calling it a hearing.
The public meeting held Wednesday afternoon by the Senate Majority Policy Committee, and run by Republican Sen. Doug Mastriano, questioned the validity of the Pennsylvania election results and cast doubt on the vote-counting process.
Hmmmmm! looked more like Kangaroo court. And by reports, why was Rudy Guiliani and Jenna Ellis non- Pennsylvania citizens telling PA lawmakers what to do about the PA election.
Even more interesting, Republican Mastriano won his race in this very election that he is questioning. Did he begin the meeting by saying:
I believe I am not a legitimate Senator at this time and believe my seat should have a new election?
Republican incumbent Doug Mastriano defeated challenger Rich Sterner, a Democrat, in Tuesday's election for the 33rd District state Senate.
Mastriano, fighting for his first full term in Pennsylvania's Senate, had 80,194 votes (79 percent), with 73 percent of the votes in, compared to Sterner's 21,247 (21 percent).
The public meeting held Wednesday afternoon by the Senate Majority Policy Committee, and run by Republican Sen. Doug Mastriano, questioned the validity of the Pennsylvania election results and cast doubt on the vote-counting process.
Hmmmmm! looked more like Kangaroo court. And by reports, why was Rudy Guiliani and Jenna Ellis non- Pennsylvania citizens telling PA lawmakers what to do about the PA election.
Even more interesting, Republican Mastriano won his race in this very election that he is questioning. Did he begin the meeting by saying:
I believe I am not a legitimate Senator at this time and believe my seat should have a new election?
Republican incumbent Doug Mastriano defeated challenger Rich Sterner, a Democrat, in Tuesday's election for the 33rd District state Senate.
Mastriano, fighting for his first full term in Pennsylvania's Senate, had 80,194 votes (79 percent), with 73 percent of the votes in, compared to Sterner's 21,247 (21 percent).
Giuliani tells Pennsylvania legislators they can override popular vote to appoint pro-Trump electors
President Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani and his campaign counsel Jenna Ellis on Wednesday floated the idea to Pennsylvania Republicans that the state legislature could decide on its own to give the state's 20 Electoral College votes to Trump, despite the state’s certifying that Joe Biden...
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