•  Never in the history of elections in America have there ever been objections to the counting of Electorial Votes during a joint session of Congress after a Presidential Election. Except once during the 108th Congress, where a single person objected, and that single person voted to sustain the objection. Which of course failed.

So what are the chances that One Hundred and Thirty Four Senators and Representatives in Congress would decide out of nowhere to object to the counting of Electorial Votes during a Joint Session of Congress?

•  If these people voted to reject the election results because they had facts that prove that the results should be rejected, then that's one thing.

•  If these people voted to reject the election results because they were participating in a conspiracy that is yet another thing.

   These are the faces.