Back in September, President Trump told his supporters that the election could eventually land in the Congress—in which case he would have an advantage to …
Back in September, President Trump told his supporters that the election could eventually land in the Congress—in which case he would have an advantage to win. “We have an advantage if we go back to Congress. Does everyone understand that? I think it’s 26 to 22 or something because it’s counted as one vote per state. So we actually have an advantage.” At the time House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was also warning Democrats to prepare for the possibility. Writing in a letter, “If Trump can’t win at the ballot box, he wants the house to deliver him the presidency.” So how could Trump win the election through Congress? Paul Engel is a speaker and author of the book “The Constitution Study.” He explains how things could play out. “Technically, we have not had an election for president yet. All we’ve had is an election for electors.” The electors will cast their votes that decide the presidency, on December the 14th. But things get complicated with more allegations of vote fraud emerging, leaving several states still lingering in disputes. “There are deadlines by which the state must appoint its electors and must get those certificates into Congress to be counted.
