Attorney Robert Norton told
The Kyle Olson Show this week that election investigations and reform must continue, despite the riot that occurred at the Capitol on Wednesday.
That was the moment when evidence could have been aired during congressional debate, only for it to be dashed when agitators filled the building and disrupted the session.
Norton, a vice president of Hillsdale College who appeared in his personal capacity as a Michigan resident, said, “In Michigan’s case, there’s a long list of questions that have never been answered.”
He said Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson needs to answer questions under oath about the chain of custody for ballots, storage warehouses and who had access to them, and the role outside money particularly from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg played in the ballot collection and counting process.
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A state representative in Michigan is proposing something special for the day after Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer s latest lockdown measure is set to expire.
Whitmer s falsely-named three-week pause, which has been extended twice already, is slated to finally expire on January 15 barring another extension. State Rep. John Damoose (R) is introducing a resolution to dedicate January 16 to an industry hit hard by the governor s lockdowns.
Breitbart News reported that Rep. Damoose announced plans on
The Kyle Olson Show to introduce a resolution declaring January 16 as Restaurant Dine-In Day. I talked to so many restaurant owners who said, Okay, I guess we can open on this date and it was less than 48 hours prior to the expiration that this was extended all the day [sic] to January 15, and these businesses, you know what they did? They went out and stocked up, they got their workforce ready to go, and then they got the rug pull
10 Jan 2021
A Michigan state representative wants residents to go to restaurants and “order big” the day after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D-MI) latest lockdown is scheduled to end.
State Rep. John Damoose (R) is introducing a resolution to declare January 16 “Restaurant Dine-In Day,” he told
The Kyle Olson Show this week.
Whitmer’s mid-November three-week “pause” which banned in-person dining and has been extended twice is slated to end January 15.
“I talked to so many restaurant owners who said, ‘Okay, I guess we can open on this date and it was less than 48 hours prior to the expiration that this was extended all the day [sic] to January 15,’ and these businesses, you know what they did? They went out and stocked up, they got their workforce ready to go, and then they got the rug pulled out from them,” Damoose said.
Rep.-Elect Diana Harshbarger Will Object to Electoral College Votes
31 Dec 2020
Rep.-elect Diana Harshbarger (R-TN) is joining the ranks of select House Republicans, as well as Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO), in challenging the Electoral College votes in certain states on January 6, she announced this week.
In a statement, Harshbarger, who will be sworn into the 117th Congress on January 3, stated she will “support an objection to the certification of the Electoral College vote for the states that failed to count all legal ballots.” She noted that she joined “many” freshmen colleagues in signing a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), highlighting the “importance of guaranteeing every U.S. citizen’s right to vote in a free and fair election and that being key to protecting our Constitutional Republic.”