Federal Judge Throws Out Gohmert Lawsuit Against Vice President Pence

The transcript discusses a legal challenge led by Representative Louie Gohmert and Arizona Republicans to overturn the presidential election results. They argued that Vice President Mike Pence has the authority to decide which electoral votes count. However, the judge dismissed the case, citing a lack of standing and pointing to previous failed election challenges. The Justice Department also requested the suit be thrown out. Gohmert and others filed an appeal, claiming procedural issues. Despite objections from some Republicans, the election results are expected to be certified, with no evidence of widespread voter fraud found by the courts.

What was the main argument of the lawsuit led by Representative Louie Gohmert?

• That Congress should have the final say in the election results.

• That the Supreme Court should intervene in the election process.

• That Vice President Pence had the authority to decide which electoral votes to count.

• That the election results were fraudulent.

What was Vice President Pence's stance on the lawsuit filed against him?

• He filed a counter-lawsuit.

• He requested the judge to dismiss the lawsuit.

• He remained neutral.

• He supported the lawsuit.

What did the Justice Department suggest regarding Gohmert's lawsuit?

• That it should be fast-tracked to the Supreme Court.

• That it should be ignored.

• That Gohmert should sue Congress instead.

• That it should be upheld.

What was the outcome of the appeal filed by Gohmert and the other plaintiffs?

• The appeal was dismissed.

• The appeal is still pending.

• The appeal was withdrawn.

• The appeal was successful.

Why are the objections to certifying the election results expected to fail?

• Due to a lack of evidence.

• Because the Supreme Court intervened.

• Because of the political composition of Congress.

• Due to public protests.