Nate, is that you?
Silver roasted him.
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2020 US Elections | Biden certified as President | Dems control Congress
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This is one vile cnut
Yes like he enjoys embracing purely republican ... values.
This has been his message, basically that America is only for conservatives. Just like how some of the most vile people I have known are “christians”, the party the worships the constitution is the one which will shred it to stay in power. Both groups should just vanish.
Can we nominate this post of the year?
Trump will be a two term president.
You forgot some letters. Fixed it for you.
Nah, think his endgame is, he'll pardon himself and demand Biden let him out the country in return for a "peaceful transition."
hes not going to prison, stop it
Im serious. Not saying it will be fair. But he’ll have a second term.
Worth noting that at least some Trafalgar Group polling was done for partisan sponsors and released without indicating that was the case. Which is worth bearing in mind when their polls and CEO give a pro-Republican take at odds with other pollsters.
No chance. If Biden wins with that margin I'll give 500$ to a charity of your choice.
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You really are a joyless soul. Maybe this will help:
joke
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He may resign and let Pence pardon him. That way he doesn't need to attend the inauguration, and Pence can pass all sorts of executive orders in the time he has to try and make the US a theocracy, positioning him as the Trump continuity candidate for 2024.
Off-tolic, but I've figured I can use (non-)OECD countries to get around this. Every other adjective (western, developed, etc) sounds either wrong or condescending, and this covers it pretty well.I realize it’s a very debatable statement, which is why I put it in quotation marks
And I also don't know of any other OECD country with this level of voter suppression. (I think Poland and Hungary are not yet at this level, and Turkey does a lot of detainment but not a lot of voter suppression, I think.)
Reps will try to make only the results of election day count. A lot of early votes will have to be counted after, so if Biden isn't winning by a landslide, then he might be behind on election day. In that case, the Reps might win it by getting the courts to simply toss millions of votes.
During election night, what time around for Europeans will the race sort of be decided? Not officially, but practically? When I watched in 2016, the deciding hours were about 3-6am CET, same this year?
Or will it be totally different because of Covid and the whole election fraud debate and we won`t get results or official announcement for weeks with lawsuits and whatever?
Or will it be totally different because of Covid and the whole election fraud debate and we won`t get results or official announcement for weeks with lawsuits and whatever?
I wouldn't expect anything night of, probably mid afternoon on the 4th.
Some counties in PA don't count absentee til the 4th.
Only scenario we know anything is if Trump loses Florida by enough to call. If that's the case its over. But Florida isn't worh wasting hope on, sadly.
Yep, just be batshit religious & everything will be fine.
That’s something. Apparently those judges on the TX SC aren’t exactly left-leaning.
That's pretty much exactly the credo of the KKK isn't it?
Somehow Lindsey is keeping that quiet part quiet.
Would you piss on them if they weren’t on fire though
Depends on the wind.
The hope is that the republicans in decisive positions are of the Lincoln project persuasion
Easy on. The reality is that if it was a better candidate against trump there’d be no contest.
jokes are supposed to be funny
https://www.axios.com/trump-claim-e...nic&utm_medium=socialshare&utm_source=twitter
President Trump has told confidants he'll declare victory on Tuesday night if it looks like he's "ahead," according to three sources familiar with his private comments.
President Trump has told confidants he'll declare victory on Tuesday night if it looks like he's "ahead," according to three sources familiar with his private comments.
- That's even if the Electoral College outcome still hinges on large numbers of uncounted votes in key states like Pennsylvania.
- For this to happen, his allies expect he would need to either win or have commanding leads in Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, Texas, Iowa, Arizona and Georgia.
Then you’ve not seen my posting record. Lots of effort, few results. My wife says the same.
I'm genuinely shocked you only have 1121 posts. I feel like I've witnessed all of them.
It just absolutely baffles me that in a two-party race, where one party is encouraging every voter to go out and vote whilst the other is finding any possible way to throw out votes on the scale of hundreds of thousands, that anyone could possibly side with the latter and argue that the former is the anti-democracy party.
Thank you?
Hard disagree. Trump's base and level of support has barely moved in 4 years of this insanity. Up or down. It just is, and continues to be.
Since he was nominated as the candidate, Biden's support has grown - which is actually kind of rare, especially when it's not at the expense of the incumbent.
Biden is holding together the progressives, appeasing the moderates and not scaring away the never-Trumpers. I didn't want him as the candidate but his team (and he himself) have done a great job at managing this particular duel.
As Luke Skywalker said: everything you had just said is completely wrong.
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