Shouldn't these 100+ Republicans that signed on to a lawsuit to

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turn over an election be charged with something, sedition or at least censured. They took an oath to protect and defend the
Constitution. I would call it treason myself.

[doublethink]

1. They all need to be held accountable somehow, someway. n.t.

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5. Well Like my Congressman District 6 Ohio Bill Johnson he is in

a gerrymandered district and can't lose. I mean these low life bastards were supporting a coup.

[livetohike]

2. Something should happen because my Rep. GT Thompson

does not represent me and signed to nullify my vote. He just won re-election. He doesn’t deserve to sit there for two more years.

[Delphinus]

4. Same thing

here in Indiana with Jim (Toady) Banks.

And our Attorney General.

[tritsofme]

3. As far as I know, supporting ridiculously stupid legal theories is not a crime.

Whether these morons like it or not, they will have to again face voters in two years. That is how it is resolved.

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7. I bet most are all in safe red districts and can't be removed by the voters. nt

[Sanity Claws]

9. But it is sanctionable under Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

Most states have similar rules.

[Mr.Bill]

6. They just awarded us a big advantage in the next mid-terms.

They just wrote the TV ads for their opponents. I bet even the ones in "safe" gerrymandered districts will face serious primary opposition.

[Johnny2X2X]

8. Nancy can enforce some consequences

14th amendment. She can try to not seat them in the House. She can deny them committee leadership positions.

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10. She needs to do whatever she can, the Republicans would just because they can.. nt

[LiberalArkie]

11. The Lincoln Project taught us not to be nice. I would not seat a single one on any committee

of anything important. Maybe Committee on landfills or such.