One GOP lawmaker said it’s not yet clear whether House representatives will be allowed to hold a debate or vote on lawmakers’ objection to the 2020 presidential election results in some states. “We have the support of members of the United States Senate. See, in 2000, every single member of the Congressional Black Caucus objected to the electors of the state of Florida when George Bush beat Al Gore. There, the objections were offered. They were not accepted by Al Gore” before moving on, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) said in an interview with Fox News. Gaetz said the Republicans’ objection is valid under the Constitution. But Gaetz said there is  “one question remaining” about “whether or not [Speaker] Nancy Pelosi will allow the two hours of constitutionally authorized debate on these questions.” “When you got tens of thousands of people potentially marching in the streets in Washington, D.C. tomorrow, I …