On the recordJuly 11, 2022
In fact, to try to stop the counting of electoral college votes in a presidential election he had lost. Absolutely unprecedented, nothing like that had ever happened before.
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msnbc.comIn fact, to try to stop the counting of electoral college votes in a presidential election he had lost. Absolutely unprecedented, nothing like that had ever happened before.
Raskin emphasizes the unprecedented nature of Trump's actions related to the electoral college on January 6th.
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