MouthBQ98 said:
He actually could have. These states were close, but we will never know now, will we?
Yeah. Just give up. That is a good strategy
MouthBQ98 said:
He actually could have. These states were close, but we will never know now, will we?
Will you admit defeat if it does hold up in court?Tom Kazansky 2012 said:No they dont.golfinag18 said:
That still doesn't say that people were removed, it just allows closer observation and that's a good thing. Just because someone doesn't support Trump doesn't mean that they support cheating. Pretty much everyone wants a fair election.
This wont hold up in court. Good luck.
In this instance? no. This ruling for this example is inconsequential.golfinag18 said:Will you admit defeat if it does hold up in court?Tom Kazansky 2012 said:No they dont.golfinag18 said:
That still doesn't say that people were removed, it just allows closer observation and that's a good thing. Just because someone doesn't support Trump doesn't mean that they support cheating. Pretty much everyone wants a fair election.
This wont hold up in court. Good luck.
Husky Boy Jr. said:
Of course he won legitimately. Only QAnon nut jobs like our current president would claim otherwise.
Do not believe he did. Enough indicators to suggest otherwise all across the board.MouthBQ98 said:Quote:
But the Dems apparently cheated anyways in targeted systematic fashion just to be sure and now we may never truly know. Now the result will always be suspect and we are even more divided.
So terrible.
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The republic is in serious danger. This could result in two sharply divided sides disagreeing over who the rightful president is, and how we should resolve it. 2000 was bad and even then it was a fairly straightforward and clean election that just happened to be very close in one state.
The waters are already muddied by this one with voting law changes that will aid Targeted cheating. This could get 1861 bad.
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The Plan to Cheat With Mail-In Ballots
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golfinag18 said:Will you admit defeat if it does hold up in court?Tom Kazansky 2012 said:No they dont.golfinag18 said:
That still doesn't say that people were removed, it just allows closer observation and that's a good thing. Just because someone doesn't support Trump doesn't mean that they support cheating. Pretty much everyone wants a fair election.
This wont hold up in court. Good luck.
The Russians genuinely love Putin. Those may not be fake..MallalieuAg said:Quote:
The election was stolen. We are now Russia and Venezuela if we just sit and accept it.
Whether there was cheating or not we may never. The way everything played out over the last week does have the appearance of fraud. That was the same argument by the way the left used with the Russia stuff for instance when Trump fired Comey many people assumed it was because he had something to hide. There can be legitimate reasons for the irregularities and those in charge (not some random person on twitter claiming everything is debunked) needs to explain them.mesocosm said:MouthBQ98 said:
But the Dems apparently cheated anyways in widespread systematic fashion just to be sure and now we may never truly know. Now the result will always be suspect and we are even more divided.
So terrible.
Link to credible evidence of cheating?
Tone2002 said:
But yet they couldn't do this same thing in 2016.
Exactly. Not only that, the smug assurance is why they didn't think they needed to. They didn't use the tools at their disposal fully. They tried like mad after Nov 8th, if your recall -- even to EC scenarios with Electors. HRC's "will you accept the results" in October sounds like a pre-decided thing, but they were thrown off by blue states defecting. Something like the Reagan boll-weevil vote among Democrats.Keller6Ag91 said:Tone2002 said:
But yet they couldn't do this same thing in 2016.Quote:
Didn't think they needed to. Remember, HillBill was projected to win in a no contest landslide. Nothing was left to chance this go round.