There’s almost no idea more unAmerican than the notion that any one person can choose which votes to count for the American presidency.
Mike Pence: “There’s almost no idea more unAmerican than the notion that any one person can choose which votes to count for the…”
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Mike Pence criticizes the idea that a single individual can determine the validity of votes in presidential elections.
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That’s it. And no vice president in history had ever asserted any authority to decide what votes to count or send back to the states ... so I knew my duty was clear and I’ll always believe, by God’s grace, I did my duty.





