larry culpepper said:

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Lot of lib know-it-alls thinking they're smarter than 17 attorneys general. Sad!

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i actually think they are smart enough to know this is BS and are doing this in bad faith (and in Paxton's case, he's seeking a pardon), and the same applies to GOP senators who clearly know better. it's too bad none of them will suffer any consequences for this. they absolutely deserve it.

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Good to see you distraught. This alone makes it worthwhile.

We feel the same about your people.

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that makes no sense at all.

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larry culpepper said:

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RyanAg08 said:

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Lot of lib know-it-alls thinking they're smarter than 17 attorneys general. Sad!

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i actually think they are smart enough to know this is BS and are doing this in bad faith (and in Paxton's case, he's seeking a pardon), and the same applies to GOP senators who clearly know better. it's too bad none of them will suffer any consequences for this. they absolutely deserve it.

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Good to see you distraught. This alone makes it worthwhile.

We feel the same about your people.

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I'm not distraught. The presidency of Donald Trump is coming to an end and Joseph R. Biden Jr. is our next President and will be inaugurated on January 20, 2021 at noon ET.

No matter how many stupid whiny lawsuits Trump or his pathetic legal team files.

And this horrific nightmare of an era in American history is finally coming to an end.

Nah, I'm good.

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

larry culpepper said:

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this is all about as meaningful as 25 states joining in my lawsuit against the Boogeyman for fraudulently voting eleventy billion times in swing states.

this is all so ****ing stupid.

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i guess those AGs should have consulted with larry culpepper first. oh well...

Jimmies are starting to rustle.

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

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things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory.

you can say it's delusional (if you wish), but accepting that things went as they were supposed to is by definition, not a conspiracy theory.

The is some fraud in all the elections. In 2016, A man in Texas who voted twice. Phillip Cook was arrested on Election Day after voting twice. He claimed to be an employee of Trump's campaign who was testing the security of the electoral system. He wasn't an employee of the campaign and the polling location's security worked perfectly well, it seems.

schmendeler said:

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

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things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory.

you can say it's delusional (if you wish), but accepting that things went as they were supposed to is by definition, not a conspiracy theory.

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So you believe that absolutely no fraud occurred on or after election day in any state, territory, county, precinct, polling center?

schmendeler said:

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

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things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory.

you can say it's delusional (if you wish), but accepting that things went as they were supposed to is by definition, not a conspiracy theory.

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Did Fulton County lady tell everyone they were going to stop counting for the night? Did they stop counting?

The people who have sworn they saw boxes of ballots coming in the back door are committing perjury. The 20 years veteran poll watchers that saw stacks of perfectly completed ballots that had never been folded are committing perjury.

I guess you're comfortable believing that. I'm not. Some of these people are Democrats, have no reason to lie about and every reason to stay quiet.

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

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things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory.

you can say it's delusional (if you wish), but accepting that things went as they were supposed to is by definition, not a conspiracy theory.

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So you believe that absolutely no fraud occurred on or after election day in any state, territory, county, precinct, polling center?

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what does that have to do with what i posted?

RyanAg08 said:

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schmendeler said:

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RyanAg08 said:

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schmendeler said:

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annie88 said:

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

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things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory.

you can say it's delusional (if you wish), but accepting that things went as they were supposed to is by definition, not a conspiracy theory.

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So you believe that absolutely no fraud occurred on or after election day in any state, territory, county, precinct, polling center?

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questions like this are pointless because no one can answer it with certainty. NO ONE can say with certainty that absolutely no fraud occurred whatsoever.

We can, however, say that there is no evidence of fraud that occurred on such a wide scale that it affected the results in multiple states (and therefore, the election).

larry culpepper said:

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larry culpepper said:

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RyanAg08 said:

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Lot of lib know-it-alls thinking they're smarter than 17 attorneys general. Sad!

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i actually think they are smart enough to know this is BS and are doing this in bad faith (and in Paxton's case, he's seeking a pardon), and the same applies to GOP senators who clearly know better. it's too bad none of them will suffer any consequences for this. they absolutely deserve it.

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Good to see you distraught. This alone makes it worthwhile.

We feel the same about your people.

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I'm not distraught. The presidency of Donald Trump is coming to an end and Joseph R. Biden Jr. is our next President and will be inaugurated on January 20, 2021 at noon ET.

No matter how many stupid whiny lawsuits Trump or his pathetic legal team files.

And this horrific nightmare of an era in American history is finally coming to an end.

Nah, I'm good.

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And how is this a good thing for me, or Texas or America.

Staff why was my post of 2:39p killed- it was asking a fair question

schmendeler said:

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schmendeler said:

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schmendeler said:

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annie88 said:

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

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things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory.

you can say it's delusional (if you wish), but accepting that things went as they were supposed to is by definition, not a conspiracy theory.

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So you believe that absolutely no fraud occurred on or after election day in any state, territory, county, precinct, polling center?

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what does that have to do with what i posted?

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The tweet said the real conspiracy theory was that zero fraud occurred. You said it makes no sense because "things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory." I took that as meaning the elections were executed flawlessly, and, therefore, without fraud.

idk if there is even a point in engaging in this discussion. I'm obviously not going to change your mind and I can't speak for you on how it will be good for you.

But I wanted Trump to be out of office and never heard from again, to get covid under control and get back to normal, an administration that cares about science and investing in the future, a president who listens to his advisors and doesnt make horribly rash decisions, a president who doesn't appoint unqualified dip****s to cabinet positions based on nepotism, continued efforts to improve our healthcare system, restarting efforts to combat climate change and invest in clean energy, fix our economy and tax system so it's not just benefitting the wealthy and corporations, rehabilitate our relationships with our allies and reaffirm our commitment to the international community, stop kissing the asses of evil dictators, and to have a president who is a decent and kind person who genuinely cares about America and others, and wants to heal us.

However, ignore all of that. Even if none of the stuff above mattered, every single thing Trump has done since the election, to fight democracy, ignore the will of the people, prioritize himself over the country, and break centuries of tradition of peaceful transition of power all for his own disgusting selfish pride... that alone is reason enough to vote against Trump.

RyanAg08 said:

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schmendeler said:

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RyanAg08 said:

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schmendeler said:

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schmendeler said:

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annie88 said:

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

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things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory.

you can say it's delusional (if you wish), but accepting that things went as they were supposed to is by definition, not a conspiracy theory.

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So you believe that absolutely no fraud occurred on or after election day in any state, territory, county, precinct, polling center?

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what does that have to do with what i posted?

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The tweet said the real conspiracy theory was that zero fraud occurred. You said it makes no sense because "things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory." I took that as meaning the elections were executed flawlessly, and, therefore, without fraud.

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that's a mistake in your understanding.

if i was to say: "the real JFK assassination conspiracy theory is thinking that LHO acted alone!"

you would rightly say (i hope) that that is nonsense. the conspiracy theory surrounding JFK's assassination (among others, i'm sure) is that there was another shooter and that LHO was a patsy.

if i then said: "so you think that there was absolutely nothing fishy that went on that day?!?" that would be a non-sequitur. my personal beliefs as to the events in dallas that day have little to no relevance.

we aren't discussing what happened that day, we are discussing which side believes in a conspiracy.

thinking that LHO acted alone is in no way a conspiracy theory. just like thinking that the election ran as designed is in no way a conspiracy theory.

does that help?

larry culpepper said:

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idk if there is even a point in engaging in this discussion. I'm obviously not going to change your mind and I can't speak for you on how it will be good for you.

But I wanted Trump to be out of office and never heard from again, to get covid under control and get back to normal, an administration that cares about science and investing in the future, a president who listens to his advisors and doesnt make horribly rash decisions, a president who doesn't appoint unqualified dip****s to cabinet positions based on nepotism, continued efforts to improve our healthcare system, restarting efforts to combat climate change and invest in clean energy, rehabilitate our relationships with our allies and reaffirm our commitment to the international community, stop kissing the asses of evil dictators, and to have a president who is a decent and kind person who genuinely cares about America and others, and wants to heal us.

However, ignore all of that. Even if none of the stuff above mattered, every single thing Trump has done since the election, to fight democracy, ignore the will of the people, prioritize himself over the country, and break centuries of tradition of peaceful transition of power all for his own disgusting selfish pride... that alone is reason enough to vote against Trump.

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Did you arrive at this conclusion entirely by your own thinking?

larry culpepper said:

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idk if there is even a point in engaging in this discussion. I'm obviously not going to change your mind and I can't speak for you on how it will be good for you.

But I wanted Trump to be out of office and never heard from again, to get covid under control and get back to normal, an administration that cares about science and investing in the future, a president who listens to his advisors and doesnt make horribly rash decisions, a president who doesn't appoint unqualified dip****s to cabinet positions based on nepotism, continued efforts to improve our healthcare system, restarting efforts to combat climate change and invest in clean energy, fix our economy and tax system so it's not just benefitting the wealthy and corporations, rehabilitate our relationships with our allies and reaffirm our commitment to the international community, stop kissing the asses of evil dictators, and to have a president who is a decent and kind person who genuinely cares about America and others, and wants to heal us.

However, ignore all of that. Even if none of the stuff above mattered, every single thing Trump has done since the election, to fight democracy, ignore the will of the people, prioritize himself over the country, and break centuries of tradition of peaceful transition of power all for his own disgusting selfish pride... that alone is reason enough to vote against Trump.

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LOL


You're funny.

schmendeler said:

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schmendeler said:

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RyanAg08 said:

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schmendeler said:

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RyanAg08 said:

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schmendeler said:

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annie88 said:

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

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things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory.

you can say it's delusional (if you wish), but accepting that things went as they were supposed to is by definition, not a conspiracy theory.

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So you believe that absolutely no fraud occurred on or after election day in any state, territory, county, precinct, polling center?

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what does that have to do with what i posted?

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The tweet said the real conspiracy theory was that zero fraud occurred. You said it makes no sense because "things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory." I took that as meaning the elections were executed flawlessly, and, therefore, without fraud.

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that's a mistake in your understanding.

if i was to say: "the real JFK assassination conspiracy theory is thinking that LHO acted alone!"

you would rightly say (i hope) that that is nonsense. the conspiracy theory surrounding JFK's assassination (among others, i'm sure) is that there was another shooter and that LHO was a patsy.

if i then said: "so you think that there was absolutely nothing fishy that went on that day?!?" that would be a non-sequitur. my personal beliefs as to the events in dallas that day have little to no relevance.

we aren't discussing what happened that day, we are discussing which side believes in a conspiracy.

thinking that LHO acted alone is in no way a conspiracy theory. just like thinking that the election ran as designed is in no way a conspiracy theory.

does that help?

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So are you not implying that the occurrence of fraud is the real conspiracy theory, and, by extension, something that you do not believe happened?

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schmendeler said:

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RyanAg08 said:

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schmendeler said:

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RyanAg08 said:

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schmendeler said:

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RyanAg08 said:

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schmendeler said:

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annie88 said:

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that makes no sense at all.

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How so?

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things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory.

you can say it's delusional (if you wish), but accepting that things went as they were supposed to is by definition, not a conspiracy theory.

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So you believe that absolutely no fraud occurred on or after election day in any state, territory, county, precinct, polling center?

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what does that have to do with what i posted?

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The tweet said the real conspiracy theory was that zero fraud occurred. You said it makes no sense because "things going as designed isn't a conspiracy theory." I took that as meaning the elections were executed flawlessly, and, therefore, without fraud.

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that's a mistake in your understanding.

if i was to say: "the real JFK assassination conspiracy theory is thinking that LHO acted alone!"

you would rightly say (i hope) that that is nonsense. the conspiracy theory surrounding JFK's assassination (among others, i'm sure) is that there was another shooter and that LHO was a patsy.

if i then said: "so you think that there was absolutely nothing fishy that went on that day?!?" that would be a non-sequitur. my personal beliefs as to the events in dallas that day have little to no relevance.

we aren't discussing what happened that day, we are discussing which side believes in a conspiracy.

thinking that LHO acted alone is in no way a conspiracy theory. just like thinking that the election ran as designed is in no way a conspiracy theory.

does that help?

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So are you not implying that the occurrence of fraud is the real conspiracy theory, and, by extension, something that you do not believe happened?

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i'm not implying anything. i'm saying that believing that there was no conspiracy to defraud voters and steal the election is not a conspiracy theory.

and thus that cute tweet is nonsensical.

larry culpepper said:

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idk if there is even a point in engaging in this discussion. I'm obviously not going to change your mind and I can't speak for you on how it will be good for you.

But I wanted Trump to be out of office and never heard from again, to get covid under control and get back to normal, an administration that cares about science and investing in the future, a president who listens to his advisors and doesnt make horribly rash decisions, a president who doesn't appoint unqualified dip****s to cabinet positions based on nepotism, continued efforts to improve our healthcare system, restarting efforts to combat climate change and invest in clean energy, fix our economy and tax system so it's not just benefitting the wealthy and corporations, rehabilitate our relationships with our allies and reaffirm our commitment to the international community, stop kissing the asses of evil dictators, and to have a president who is a decent and kind person who genuinely cares about America and others, and wants to heal us.

However, ignore all of that. Even if none of the stuff above mattered, every single thing Trump has done since the election, to fight democracy, ignore the will of the people, prioritize himself over the country, and break centuries of tradition of peaceful transition of power all for his own disgusting selfish pride... that alone is reason enough to vote against Trump.

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LOL - the great healer and uniter Biden telling a factory worker your full of sh**

I assume his lawyers made this decision and not him, but what is the end game. Does it not muddy things up and make it "political"?

Not sure exactly what this means...

The other question I would ask is can the plaintiff, Texas, block it?

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that makes no sense at all.

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How does stating that the only delusion is that there is no fraud make no sense? There was absolutely fraud on many levels and the people pretending it didn't happen are actually more of a conspiracy. Really not that hard to follow

you are in for a rude awakening.

Biden is not going to be president based on his own party's election misconduct.

Illegal actions have consequences.

larry culpepper said:

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idk if there is even a point in engaging in this discussion. I'm obviously not going to change your mind and I can't speak for you on how it will be good for you.

But I wanted Trump to be out of office and never heard from again, to get covid under control and get back to normal, an administration that cares about science and investing in the future, a president who listens to his advisors and doesnt make horribly rash decisions, a president who doesn't appoint unqualified dip****s to cabinet positions based on nepotism, continued efforts to improve our healthcare system, restarting efforts to combat climate change and invest in clean energy, fix our economy and tax system so it's not just benefitting the wealthy and corporations, rehabilitate our relationships with our allies and reaffirm our commitment to the international community, stop kissing the asses of evil dictators, and to have a president who is a decent and kind person who genuinely cares about America and others, and wants to heal us.

However, ignore all of that. Even if none of the stuff above mattered, every single thing Trump has done since the election, to fight democracy, ignore the will of the people, prioritize himself over the country, and break centuries of tradition of peaceful transition of power all for his own disgusting selfish pride... that alone is reason enough to vote against Trump.

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You're probably right; not worth engaging in the discussion. About 90% of what you said is untrue and the other 10% are bad ideas.

So BTHO whomever we play next. Gig' Em.

Thank God I don't watch CNN.

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Add AZ to the list.