SNIP:::: On December 14, 2020, certified electors in all 50 states convened to
carry out their official duties related to the 2020 presidential election
and award their state’s electoral votes in accordance with their state’s
election laws.
The election in Michigan was procedurally the same as in every
previous modern presidential election. Nearly 5.5 million Michigan
voters cast their ballots. A successful canvass in all 83 counties, and
multiple audits performed by the Secretary of State, determined that
the Democratic nominee, Joseph R. Biden, received over 2.8 million
votes – approximately 154,000 more votes than the Republican
incumbent, Donald J. Trump. The results were then certified by the bipartisan Michigan Board of State Canvassers, and the sitting Governor
officially recognized Michigan’s 16 electors, who, in accordance with
Michigan’s election laws, convened on December 14th in the State
Senate at 2 o’clock PM
CLIP 2 from today's broadcast - FULL PROGRAM HERE: https://rumble.com/v7f0u7u-chinas-end-game-what-this-is-about-could-end-of-the-united-states-if-we-don.html
Before the empires of Babylon and Assyria rose to power, before kings carved their boasts into stone, there was Mesopotamia — the ancient “land between the rivers,” cradled by the Tigris and Euphrates, a vast and fertile world that gave birth to some of humanity’s earliest cities, laws, temples, and written records. In its greatest geographic sense, Mesopotamia was not merely one small country of the ancient world, but a broad and living region stretching across the heart of what is now modern Iraq, while also reaching into northeastern Syria, southeastern Turkey, parts of western Iran, and even the northern edge of Kuwait.
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