UPDATE: WV Sen. Shelley Moore Capito has said there appear no irregularities in the 2020 presidential elections and that Biden-Harris should begin receiving “all appropriate” briefings related to national security and COVID-19 and that “if states certify the results as they currently stand, Vice President Joe Biden will be our next president.” She has yet to formally congratulate and acknowledge the President-Elect and Vice President-Elect.
It is Dec. 4—28 days after the 2020 U.S. presidential election was called for Biden/Harris. Yet WV Sen. Shelley Moore Capito has yet to formally recognize Joe Biden as President-Elect and her former Senate colleague, Kamala Harris as Vice President-Elect.
Capito also has yet to repudiate Trump’s dangerous election fraud lies, which grow in absurdity and outrageousness, and are resulting in growing threats and aggression across the country.
Here are 45 seconds about that—set to an electronica beat by Lucas the Flow. The video is a media production of TheStoryIsTheThing.com for WestVirginiaVille. See other Capito-inspired videos below.
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EDITORIAL: Counting Down the Days of “No Show” Capito’s Snub of Biden-Harris: nov23.2020: You’d think by now WV Sen. Capito might look over her shoulder and recall what it feels like to have a backbone now that Trump is slowly evaporating into a disgruntled mist. Yet 15 days after the election was called for Biden-Harris, she has yet to formally congratulate them.
EDITORIAL | A Shelley Moore Capito Reader: October 29, 2020: We present for your reading and viewing interest a selection of three items pertinent to the candidacy and further office-holding of the Republican senator from West Virginia, Shelley Moore Capito.
EDITORIAL: “The Silent Senator Capito,” A Justice Project Video: October 18, 2020: Waiting on WV Senator Shelley Moore Capito to do the right thing—not just mouth the right thing—you might notice your hair turn another color and not from hair dye. So, WestVirginiaVille points its second Justice Project editorial video her way.
