2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.

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RedStorm said:
@Clint Westwood: "I'm probably not going to be invested in politics after this. This is all just too much and too retarded."

I fully agree so much that I will sperg out right now about this

for the past few years I've put in a lot of work into irl and online political activism. I'm exhausted. Hours upon hours of staring at screens, hours upon hours of talking to people in real life and over the phone. It's a huge drain in addition to my non-political obligations. Gotta move on to sort out other stuff in my life that need to be sorted. I already deleted all social media and will try to live as close to a 19th century monk existence. I've had too much Internet in my life. From November 2 to earlier today I was *wide* awake for over 36 hours out of sheer mental excitement. Politics really fucks with my sleep, and I just want to start being a total health nut right now to compensate. Humans were never meant to sit on their ass in front of screens arguing and thinking about nonsense for long stretches of time.

I expect that Trump will win the legal battle for re-election but will be denied the consensus of the legitimacy of his victory that he deserves. Whatever the case may be, it's not in my hands anymore. Despite all the hard work influencing people all over the country, I doubt I flipped enough to be truly decisive unless it gets *really, really* close.

For the next few years I want to mainly work on things in life that I have more direct power over: personal health, wealth, connecting with people who aren't mental about politics. I'll still be voting and chipping in donations every now and then, but I don't even want to spend even short periods of time listening to political podcasts and writing paragraphs in online political debates because I've had enough of that in my life.
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As someone who has always been politically minded, take the break and focus on yourself and your goals. I did not care about 2016 and tuned out after when TDS set in for everyone around me. Instead, I developed a relationship and built my career in a few years. Being in the best place of my life makes this malarky easier to weather.
 
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JambledUpWords said:
What I’m getting from this is that they want a lame duck president, considering that Congress is going in Trump’s favor. If you’re going to fraud for president, you have to fraud for a senate and house majority too. It’s highly unlikely someone only votes for president, but neglects the senate and house, especially since they all have the convenient (D) and (R) next to their names.
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It's a lot harder to rig multiple smaller elections, especially House seats. For the most part, the presidential election boils down to the popular vote of each state, which is much easier to work with.
The Senate is the same but I don't know of any red senate seats in blueish states that were going to be easy nabs, the DNC spent a ton of money in solid red states instead and lost heavily.
 
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deeplyhigh said:
As someone who has always been politically minded, take the break and focus on yourself and your goals. I did not care about 2016 and tuned out after when TDS set in for everyone around me. Instead, I developed a relationship and built my career in a few years. Being in the best place of my life makes this malarky easier to weather.
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Same here, but I'm focusing on college. Godspeed to you both :)
 
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Aidan said:
It's a lot harder to rig multiple smaller elections, especially House seats. For the most part, the presidential election boils down to the popular vote of each state, which is much easier to work with.
The Senate is the same but I don't know of any red senate seats in blueish states that were going to be easy nabs, the DNC spent a ton of money in solid red states instead and lost heavily.
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They wasted tens of millions trying to unseat Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell.
 
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captkrisma said:
Real question here: Can we get DSP on the ballot for next election somewhere? It doesn't matter where.
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If DSP ever entered a political race he would shine with supernatural light and the masses would understand, the mandate of heaven is real, the emperor of humanity has arrived. He would be proclaimed dictator of the species and any planet it has, will or could ever colonize for life (and as we know, in his case that means forever) and democracy would be abolished, as all we'd ever need is the understanding that he knows best to move forward.

As such, the NWO would never allow his most holy of names to be cast on a ballot, it is considered heresy of the highest order by all governments and multinational alliances and anyone who has gotten close enough to him in an attempt to make it happen has been eliminated in secrecy.
 
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I keep gravitating between coping and seething. Cope because the Senate looks to be staying red as is the house, seething because of how brazen the fraud is and how even those wins can be undermined by printing a few hundred thousand ballots that are 100% for one candidate. Like how they forgot to include a vote for Peters in the initial batch of fraudulent Michigan ballots so James was still ahead by six digits while Trump was only losing and now they're fixing that up with their newer ones.
 
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Aaa0aaa0 said:
Ngl I hate that rich people decide our fate but I'm glad they're on the side of the people (as in calling out voter fraud) even if it just benefits them or their pal.
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It's similar to how I'm okay with a certain amount of kickbacks - it's expected, as long as it benefits America in the end.

Washington starting War of 1812 due to his farms being threatened is okay, even though he didn't do it when other farms were already taken. Biden selling military secrets is not.
 
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The Japs are pissed.
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Even with their closed eyes, they see this is complete bullshit.
 
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BenisinbaginaII said:
I keep gravitating between coping and seething. Cope because the Senate looks to be staying red as is the house, seething because of how brazen the fraud is and how even those wins can be undermined by printing a few hundred thousand ballots that are 100% for one candidate. Like how they forgot to include a vote for Peters in the initial batch of fraudulent Michigan ballots so James was still ahead by six digits while Trump was only losing and now they're fixing that up with their newer ones.
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It's frustrating as hell, but fortunately lawsuits and recounts will happen. We must persist and take solace (cope) in the fact that those who voted for trump aren't the only ones who think this is bullshit, and the SCOTUS is in our favor.
 
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