It's January 6th. It's the day after Georgia, just I guess a coincidence. But it's January 6th and if any of the House members object, which you would think they may do to an individual state, then if they are joined by one senator, then it could end up going to both houses for a vote.
Amy Klobuchar explains the significance of January 6th in relation to the Electoral College votes and potential objections from House members.
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From the state of Minnesota where we have the Gophers. So there’s not a lot of confusion.
The minute I heard when they said Hawks and when Jack Smith said I never was at an Atlanta game, when you’re from the Midwest, the Hawks also mean the Hawkeyes.
I gotta be honest — sometimes compassion is having consequences because if they think no one’s going to do anything about it, and they can just roam around and do more of this … you’re going to just continue it and expand it.
We’re grateful to everyone involved for their quick response and we will continue working closely with law enforcement as the investigation continues.
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