Sedition at the Capital, Part II

I am deeply disturbed by the number of elected members of Congress who openly called for the overthrowing of a democratically run election *just* for the President.  Clearly members of the House were themselves elected in the same election in the same states that they were now contesting, and without a shred of evidence were illegitimately conducted solely as they pertained to the presidential election.  So on the one hand it didn't even make sense.  Each state gets to decide how they are going to conduct their part of the national election, and not one of the states had a separate process for the presidential vote.  So if it was wrong, you, dear elected official, are also not legally elected either.

So in the absence of producing evidence of fraud, or suggesting that they too, were not legally elected, the acts of over one hundred members of the House and a dozen members of the Senate should be considered acts of sedition, and investigated and prosecuted as such.  That they then invited others to violently storm the Capital, a place they themselves were at the time, is just an example of how truly self destructive they are to our country,