Saturday, 23 November 2024

BREAKING: Schumer Refuses To Let Republican Senator-Elect Dave McCormick Into Senate Orientation!

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Amazingly, the party that wanted President Trump to commit to conceding defeat long before Election day is now refusing to concede defeat.  At least that’s the case with Pennsylvania’s Senator-Elect Dave McCormick and the democrat whose seat he won — Bob Casey.

Democrat Bob Casey is now refusing to concede defeat, even though McCormick’s victory is obvious and has been called by every major news outlet.  Chuck Schumer has thus “banned” Republican Senator-Elect McCormick from attending Senate Orientation.  Tell me again who we should be concerned about disregarding election results?

Schumer is pointing out that there are outstanding ballots remaining to be counted in Pennsylvania, according to a Fox News report, though the race is generally considered called in McCormick’s favor.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., is not allowing Senator-elect Dave McCormick of Pennsylvania to attend Senate orientation in the coming week, pointing to outstanding ballots in the state, even though the race has already been called.

Two sources with knowledge confirmed to Fox News Digital that McCormick was not invited to orientation, despite having been projected by the Associated Press to win the Pennsylvania Senate race.

When reached by Fox News Digital, a Schumer spokesperson said in a statement, “With over 100,000 ballots left to be counted in Pennsylvania, the race has not been decided. As is custom, we will invite the winner once the votes are counted.”

Keep in mind, the Pennsylvania Department of State put out the following statement from PA Secretary Al Schmidt on Thursday — 4 days ago — estimating there were at least 100,000 ballots remaining.  Considering it has been 4 days, I have to ask the question: why have those 100,000 ballots not been counted?  Is it that they have not been counted, or that BALLOTS ARE BEING ACCEPTED LONG AFTER THE DEADLINE?

As previously stated, the AP called the race days ago, and Pennsylvania is now approaching a full week of vote counting without officially calling the race.

Republican David McCormick has won Pennsylvania’s pivotal U.S. Senate seat, as the former CEO of the world’s largest hedge fund beat three-term Democratic Sen. Bob Casey in Tuesday’s election after accusing the incumbent of supporting policies that led to inflation, domestic turmoil and war.

The victory pads Republicans’ majority in the Senate, which they wrested from Democratic control this week, and clocked in as the nation’s second-most expensive race while playing out alongside the presidential contest won by Republican Donald Trump in the nation’s premier battleground state.

As has been happening lately with a number of controversies stirred up by the outgoing democrats, the wave of support for Dave McCormick against Chuck Schumer’s banning of him from the Senate Orientation has been growing momentum, with alternative solutions being offered by some.

Of special concern is the time being taken by Pennsylvania in drawing out the vote count.  Reason lessons have taught us that when a state or county draws out the tallying process, there is likely nefarious reasons afoot.  The warning of Savanah Hernandez with Turning Point USA is exactly the sort of thing which concerns me most.  Is Chuck Schumer banning McCormick from the orientation because he “knows” that Casey will ultimately be declared the winner?

This is a developing situation, with support for McCormick’s inclusion in the orientation starting to grow.  I have no doubt that Senator-Elect McCormick will find a way into the orientation, now that attention has been drawn to Schumer’s underhanded tactics.  But it remains to be seen what the “official” outcome in the race will be… now that we’ve stretched the counting out into another week.

We will bring you the latest updates to this story as they become available.

This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport.

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