Will One Brave Senator Please Stand Up?

[Is It Fascism Yet]

Poll question: Will One Brave Senator Please Stand Up?

Yep, we all know Rep. Conyers is ready willing and able to challenge the electors, but, as we all know, many in the house were ready, willing and able in 2000, but couldn't find a US Senator with balls enough to join them. There are in our constitution provisions for challenging a fraudulent election, yet not one of our senators dared follow that protocol. Not Kennedy, Not Kerry, not a single one of them dared join The House in challenging the 2000 electors. What is that? I don't get that? Out of 100 senators, not one dared stand up for our right to vote in a legitimate election? "Big Bush The Smarter" must be blackmailing every damn one of them. And those he can't blackmail, "Small Shrub The Dumber" must have had threatened. So, what do you think will happen this Jan 6? Do you think there will be even ONE senator brave enough to defy the fascist tyranny and stand up with The House of Reps to challenge the validity of the 2004 electors?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. I'm not very hopeful.

And I have to say that if at least one of them doesn't grow a pair and actually stand up for us, the ordinary people who gave a damn and worked so hard and gave so much to try to evict the illegimimate criminal squatter from OUR house, the Democratic Party is just freakin' doomed.

[Is It Fascism Yet]

2. yes, shrub managed to tear down the US, the UN, the republican party and

now the democratic party too. He's a uniter alright. Looks by the voting that there is at least one freeper among us, you'd have to be deaf, dumb, AND blind to think the electors were valid.

[ClintonTyree]

3. There won't be even one...............

who will challenge Heir Bush and his Gestapo. That would mean taking a stand and fighting for what is right. We all know there's not future in that for a Senator.
BushCo. along with their cohorts the Fundies would make it very difficult for anyone who stood in their way.
What do you think this is, a Democracy?