♦ Q3: What was so important to refuse this motion and the subsequent votes to suspend the electoral certification?
A: It was important to remove that process entirely and continue the fraud and certify the fraud with no detractors on record. This effectively gives no standing for a SCOTUS ruling appeal! Understand this. If those two motions, even just one had successfully been voted EVEN IF THE MOTIONS were DENIED IN VOTE, this gives those who presented them with STANDING FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL LEGAL ARGUMENT BEFORE SCOTUS.
This is about what I figured. Which brings me back to the seminal questions of
Why were the doors unlocked? (surely there were enough police on hand to contain, if not repel those who actually breached windows).
Who gave the order to unlock them? (No regular cop is going to just let people in unless they are ordered to do so.)
Was that timed to cause the disruption as mentioned in the quote above?
I fully believe it was, and there should be some record, some where, of who opened the doors, who ordered it, and who ordered them to do so.
(Killing Ashley Babbit just added to the "emergency" because shots had been fired, etc.)