a draft letter to the president from october 2020. in this letter, an idea was proposed that the vice president could determine which electors the count at the joint session of congress. but the person writing and blue vis rates that argument. the person who wrote the comments and blue wrote, quote, the 12th amendment only says that the president of the senate opens the ballads in the joint session and then in the passive voice, the vote shall then be counted. the comments in blue further state? no. where does it suggest that the president of the senate gets to make the determination on his own judge looting? does it surprise you that the author of those comments in blue was in fact, johnny s been yes, he does, congressman oh, but let me watching this unfold. let me try to unpack what was at the root of what i have called the blue print to overturn the 2020 election. and it is this and i had foreshadowed this answer in my earlier testimony. to congresswoman cheney mystery eas
From Camberwell to Shetland in search of my family s story
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By Steve Foley
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All my life I had been conscious of an ancestral connection to Shetland, but like many Australians of my generation, I had only a few fragments to assemble the jigsaw that was my Scottish heritage.
I knew that my great-grandfather, William Pole Williamson, had been born in Lerwick in 1854; that he and his older brother had relocated with their father to Edinburgh where, I was told, they shortened their surname to Williams.