Asmongold TV - Kamala Harris Certifies The Vote She Lost To Trump
The transcript captures the process of counting electoral votes for the U.S. presidential election, with a focus on the reactions and commentary surrounding the event. The discussion includes the announcement of votes for Donald J. Trump and Kamala D. Harris, with Trump receiving a majority of the votes. The commentary reflects a mix of humor and criticism, noting the lack of dramatic events during the session. The conversation also touches on hypothetical scenarios and the implications of the election results, with a humorous take on potential geopolitical changes, such as making other countries U.S. states to solve immigration issues.
Key Points:
- Electoral votes were counted, with Donald J. Trump receiving 312 votes and Kamala D. Harris receiving 226 votes.
- The session lacked dramatic events, leading to humorous commentary about the process.
- Commentators joked about making other countries U.S. states to address immigration issues.
- The discussion included hypothetical scenarios about global dominance and geopolitical changes.
- The transcript reflects a mix of humor and criticism towards the electoral process and its outcomes.
Details:
1. 🗓️ The Electoral Vote Tally Kicks Off
- The tellers are tasked with verifying the regularity and authenticity of the electoral certificates before dispensing with the reading of formal portions.
- The process begins with Alabama, where Donald J. Trump received nine votes for president and J.D. Vance received nine votes for vice president.
- In case of objections during the tally, a separate session is conducted to address and resolve the issues before proceeding.
- This process is crucial for formalizing the election results and ensuring transparency and accuracy in the presidential selection.
2. 🔍 Certifying Trump's Votes Across States
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Certification of Alaska's Votes
2.3. Expanded Discussion and Questions
2.4. Certification of Arizona's Votes
3. 🔄 Certifying Kamala Harris's Votes
- Kamala D. Harris received 54 electoral votes for president from California, with Tim Walls receiving the same number for vice president.
- In Colorado, Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walls each obtained 10 electoral votes for their respective positions.
- Connecticut awarded 7 electoral votes each to Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walls.
- Florida's 6 electoral votes for president went to Donald J. Trump.
- JD Vance received 6 electoral votes for vice president from Ohio.
4. 🔀 Mixed Results from Swing States
- Kamala Harris from California received three votes for president from Delaware, indicating a lack of strong support in this state where typically more influential candidates are expected to perform better.
- Tim Walls from Minnesota received three votes for vice president from Delaware, suggesting similar weak support as observed in the presidential vote.
- Donald J. Trump from Florida garnered 30 votes for president from Florida, reflecting strong local support which might indicate a strategic advantage in his home state.
- JD Vance from Ohio received 30 votes for vice president from Florida, aligning with Trump's votes, which could imply coordinated backing or a shared voter base in Florida.
5. 🗳️ Trump's Lead Solidifies
5.1. Trump's Electoral Vote Gains
5.2. Electoral Vote Certification Process
6. ⚖️ Analyzing the Final Electoral Votes
- Donald J. Trump received six electoral votes for president from Iowa, Kansas, and eight from Kentucky and Louisiana. This highlights his strong support in these traditionally Republican states, reflecting consistent voting patterns.
- JD Vance received six electoral votes for vice president from Iowa, Kansas, and eight from Kentucky and Louisiana. This aligns with the presidential votes, indicating coordinated party support for vice presidential candidates.
- Kamala Harris received three electoral votes for president from Maine, while Donald J. Trump received one, suggesting a divided preference in this state.
- Tim Walz received three electoral votes for vice president from Maine, while JD Vance received one, mirroring the split seen in presidential votes and demonstrating variability in voter alignment within Maine.