BREAKING: Sen. Josh Hawley (MO) will object to EV count on Jan 6.

[brooklynite]

Link to tweet

[greenjar_01]

1. Who cares?

[bullimiami]

6. exactly. grandstanding republican idiot.

[Cracklin Charlie]

12. We need to care.

This one will be running for president next cycle.

He’s my senator (barf), and he thinks he will win the top spot. He needs to be Trumped and feathered, toot sweet.

[Demsrule86]

16. He won't win shit.

[NoMoreRepugs]

2. We have a new leader in building bonafides w the Deplorable base.

[DonaldsRump]

3. Didn't this hypocritical idiot use his sister's address in MO to vote

when he lives in VA?

https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/editorials/article247282199.html

[madaboutharry]

4. This guy is an opportunistic asshole.

The people of Missouri voted for this jerk over Claire McCaskill, who btw is a normal stable and rational person. What a pity.

[OrlandoDem2]

5. This is why Warnock and Ossoff must win next week!! We have to stop the lunatics!! Make this a

campaign issue in Georgia!

Help Stacey Abrams work her magic and turn GA blue!!

[beachbumbob]

7. a big nothing

[justhanginon]

8. Just another POS Missouri trumper politician with

delusions of grandeur. I am surprised anytime he takes his head out of trumps ass long enough to make a statement or tweet.

[Freddie]

9. Must have been a drama major in college

This is just theater

[DemocratSinceBirth]

10. The difference between now and 2004 and 2016 was that Kerry and Clinton conceded.

[BeyondGeography]

11. IOW, Hawley '24 is officially a thing

But we knew that already.

[ananda]

13. 81 million Americans have said otherwise...

so you are totally irrelevant, Hawley.

[Make7]

14. Technically an objection is only valid if signed by a House Member and a Senator.

That has only happened twice since 1887 (when the Electoral Count Act became law), in 1969 and 2005.

If an objection (signed by a Representative and Senator) is made this year, it will be an aberration – not simply an affirmation regarding election integrity.

In both those previous instances, the objections were voted down by significant majorities of both houses.

[marie999]

15. Not only will the House vote it down, but I am sure the Senate will also.

[BlueJac]

17. Go for it Gomer!

It will fail!