Biden winning electoral college as Stephen Miller claims alternative universe electors

Stephen Miller on Fox & Friends says “an alternative” group of electors is also voting today:

“As we speak, an alternate slate of electors in the contested states is going to vote and we are going to send those results to Congress.”pic.twitter.com/5kIkfsbOFw— Travis Akers (@travisakers) December 14, 2020

I spoke with NPR reporter Miles Parks in Miles Park, named for the first faithless elector, Samuel Miles. Miles switched one vote from Adams to Jefferson in the 1796 election. He was the only elector to switch from one major party to another in US history. https://t.co/qWiKi08AGh

— Claire Finkelstein (@COFinkelstein) December 14, 2020

WA was the site of several faithless electoral votes against Hillary Clinton in 2016, including one for Faith Spotted Eagle, a Native American and activist.https://t.co/CUqLVKT9bd

#BREAKING: Michigan Electors cast their state's 16 Electoral Votes for Joe Biden. Great applause breaks out along with a standing ovation. #ElectoralCollege pic.twitter.com/ORP4NNg9TG

— The Hill (@thehill) December 14, 2020

ONLINE:
11:30am – Iowa Electoral College Vote
11:30am – Operation Warp Speed News Conference
Noon – Florida Electoral College Vote
Noon – Georgia Electoral College Vote
2:30pm – @SecAzar & @Surgeon_General on COVID-19 Vaccine
5pm – California Electoral College Vote

New: Three of the six states President Trump has been contesting — Georgia, Arizona and Nevada — have now officially elected Joe Biden. Pennsylvania will happen within the hour; Wisconsin around 1 EST; Michigan around 2. #ElectoralCollege

New: Michigan has officially elected Joe Biden for president and signed the certificates to be transmitted to Congress. All six states contested by President Trump have now formally cast their votes for Biden. He will pass 270 electoral votes sometime after 5 p.m. EST.

We’re tracking the Electoral College today as members cast their ballots for president. So far, electors in Indiana, Tennessee, Vermont, New Hampshire and Mississippi have voted. https://t.co/U0W9fXV0GB

— The New York Times (@nytimes) December 14, 2020

Stephen Miller says here that the Trump campaign “tweeted out the names” of dead people who voted in this election.

That tweet contained 4 names. News outlets revealed 3 of those people were very much alive, prompting Tucker Carlson to issue subsequent corrections. https://t.co/fiPZQdgWjx

— Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) December 14, 2020