That's before the millions of fraudulent votes are "found," and the DNC jailed, along with Biden et al.... Anyhow, the only vote that's going to matter in this election will be either 6-3 or 5-4 in favor of Trump.
Scott Adams tweeted
@ScottAdamsSays
Can someone ask Democratic leaders, including BLM, if they will commit to a peaceful continuation of the Trump administration should Trump win reelection?
I have to agree that it might be a good idea to split America into two countries. The Red part would have police and electricity while the Blue part would be a charred hellscape. That way, everyone gets what they want.
Well, he does seem to really like cats.That might only work if you somehow make the lack of a pet sound "unamerican".
"Saint Ronald Reagan had a pet. Why doesn't Donald?"
That's before the millions of fraudulent votes are "found," and the DNC jailed, along with Biden et al.
Recently there are polls which take significant points off of Trumps white suburban voters but also that Trump had gained black and hispanic votes vs his performance in 2016.
um....what????
I put this in the same category as cats and dogs getting a vote. It's quirky and weird and makes for click bait.
The real concern would be in the supply chain of counting- and deciding which ones can be rejected for valid reasons. It is a big job this year!
Cross fingers for no hanging chads.
It might be if it hadn't turned out these ballots were rejected for cause and only opened because the poll workers thought they were requests for ballots, not ballots. (Link upthread)Click bait, eh? Well, the very Justice Dep't is running with this matter of 9 (gasp;!) found ballots like a breathless gossip who can't wait to dish. It'd be so goddamned funny if it wasn't deemed important enough for the FREAKING Justice Departnent to swoon over. And their clear partisanship in their preemptive, totally uncharasteric press release makes it all the easier to imagine 'false flag' dripping off it all.
The whole process is probably automated in which case, nobody would review the mailing. Fault the software people for not implementing a zip code check.When I moved from Florida to Pennsylvania, I didn't contact any agency of any kind in Florida about it. One of them still ended up mailing something straight to me, not forwarded through the Post Office, so they knew my new address. Stranger yet, the thing they mailed to me was a jury summons. They knew where I was well enough to send something straight to me, but not well enough to notice that it meant there was no way I'd ever be on their jury.
Yeah because if you flyover those 'anarchist cities' everything is charred.
I get it this guy loves Trump. But is he really that stupid to believe we all live in riot torn cities?
Not joking at all. I've lived under a fascist regime (Franco), and live under its successor, a quasi democracy in which a monarch has real power. Peaceful voters, put down violently on the day of the vote by police, are in jail for sedition (voted for Catalan independence), with voices trying to raise it to rebellion (armed insurrection). Like Republicans, the Right here always makes it a point to accuse others of exactly what they do, in this case, use violent force.You may or may not be joking, but I seriously expect arrests of journalists and opposition leaders during Trump's next term.
It's frightening how well that works. It works as a whataboutism, and it also makes attempts at serious discussion seem ludicrous from the outside -- "there they go accusing each other of x again".Like Republicans, the Right here always makes it a point to accuse others of exactly what they do, in this case, use violent force.
"When people believe that they have absolute knowledge, with no test in reality, this is how they behave."Absolutists. They are all rotten, no matter what religion or ideology. The "truth" may or not set people free, but absolute truths set followers free to impose their will on others.
Daniel Dale (CNN) Tweeted
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After accusing Biden of being on drugs and Bloomberg of bribery, calling for the impeachment of a senator, repeating his usual vague insinuations about ballots and his usual vague promise of an Obamacare replacement, Trump has arrived at his golf club.
Quite a convoluted way to say "It's Sunday".
Like Republicans, the Right here always makes it a point to accuse others of exactly what they do, in this case, use violent force.