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Congress Certifies Trump Victory Jan 6th, 2025
As expected, the insane Democrats did not get their way, and reason prevailed. The U.S. Congress formally certified President-elect Donald Trump’s November election victory over Vice President Kamala Harris. Biden said he would not allow Trump to take the White House. Jamie Raskin wanted to say that Trump didn’t file a form, and that would stop him from becoming president.
All of this outright political hatred gave way to the more typical political Washington civil war, where they will all now try to obstruct everything Trump does, as was their agenda the last time, proving Democracy only exists when they win. The Democrats will obstruct everything from appointments to domestic energy and health policies and want to still create World War III.
This is clearing the way for Trump to be sworn in on Jan. 20th, and it appears that this pretend prosecutor “acting” as a judge in New York will try to be satisfied with labeling Trump a Felon. There will not be the traditional Supervised Release, in which he cannot leave the distinct without the judge’s permission. So this will be a label for the history books in name only.
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