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Power of Vice President to Count or Reject Electoral Votes Disputed News Analysis At 1 p.m. local time on Jan. 6, members of Congress will gather in the chamber of the House of Representatives to observe the formal certification of Electoral College votes for president of the United States. While it’s usually a formality, nothing has been usual so far about this year’s election amid numerous allegations of voter fraud in key swing states. The situation is complicated by a lack of clarity on...

December 14, 2020: The Day the News Cycle Crashed December 15 2020 4:51 PM EST As far as crammed 2020 news days, perhaps none stood apart like Monday, December 14, 2020. The dichotomy between good, bad, and ugly could not have been more stark. A whirlwind inside of a cornucopia. First, there was the Electoral College. Often ignored, mostly understood, sometimes regarded as pointless, yesterday it stood up like never before. Yes, we know that each state has a number of votes that they submit to...

Require? >> its true that this is a political process not a legal process. but it is also an evidence-based process to a certain extent and i think as remarkable as michael schmidts story, pamela browns reporting its time for congress to start looking at evidence. the first place they will look is at these comey peopleos which none of us have seen at least in their entirety so far. thats going to be very important. are they corroborated in some way? will pence and sessions say yes they were told...

Which are the notes typed up of every interview, every act that an fbi agent participates in. but let me raise another point that i think is very important here. its the issue of corroboration. when you have two people with contradictory conversation, you look at their demeanor, you look at their motives to lie. but you also look at corroboration. and theres a very important point in michael schmidts story here that can be corroborated or not. he says, michael schmidt, says in the times story th...