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

[Tad Loaf]

There's precedence for this. JFK, IIRC, was found to have cheated his way into office and the powers that be all agreed to just ignore that because holy fuck if that was outed publicly the government would collapse.

So "we can't overturn this because it would destroy the country" is a valid stance the SCOTUS might (unofficially) take.

Which is exactly why Trump supporters need to be as vocal as possible, the fools who said the million whatever march was a bad idea don't think beyond the surface.
Trump supporters should want the courts thinking that they'll riot just as hard if Trump doesn't win.

 

[ChikN10der]

In the pa hearing they mentioned sending out 1.7 mil ballots, and they received 2.5 mill ballots.

The difference, 600000 votes, went to biden in a late night dump. Trump got 5000.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is what some would call "evidence".

 

[StarkRavingMad]

I don't want to beat a dead horse, but since I've seen you repeat this sentiment, I really have to agree with @Marchesa_ofthe_Vast in that, frankly, it's actually far more important that Trump wins than the fraud be exposed, for the simple reason that it doesn't matter if something is exposed if that something is what benefits the people in power. Besides, Trump winning inherently means the fraud being exposed anyway, more than it already has been considering about half the population knows there was fraud bigger than any past election.

Unless you mean that fraud being exposed is the more important aspect of Trump winning than Trump himself getting four more years, in which case I agree if it leads to reform that cripples the fraud that's definitely been taking place for a loooong time, and has typically benefited Democrats.

A Trump victory is undoubtedly what I want.

But I am indeed prioritizing the fraud being exposed. I want the doors to be blown wide open. If by some act of god that Trump has this election overturned for him, then I don't want him to stop. I want the fraud to continue to be exposed and investigated. If Trump wins but at the cost of these investigations continuing, then I think Trump's victory will only serve as a temporary band-aid for a gushing head wound (words I've used in this thread previously). Don't get me wrong, a temporary band-aid instead of a Biden Administration is certainly a good thing ... But I'm afraid we would be leading to the same problems in 2024 if we don't address and expose this stuff now.

 

[An Avenging Bird]

Can you imagine the reaction the snowflakes will have if one of their Antifa terrorists, Vote Riggers, or Marxist Joggers are found guilty of treason and put to death by firing squad? The media would completely fucking melt down. It would be fucking glorious.

The left has spent the past 4 years intentionally terrorizing themselves, and that would instantly show them what real fear is. They'd completely fucking self destruct.

The media is complicit in inciting terrorist activity, and if the Insurrection Act were to be activated, it isn't beyond the realm of possibility that a number of journalists and big tech execs would be bagged along with all the rest.
They are not part of freedom of the press. This has all been an intentional coup attempt.
How about shot then fried. Just to be sure.

 

[ChikN10der]

A Trump victory is undoubtedly what I want.

But I am indeed prioritizing the fraud being exposed. I want the doors to be blown wide open. If by some act of god that Trump has this election overturned for him, then I don't want him to stop. I want the fraud to continue to be exposed and investigated. If Trump wins but at the cost of these investigations continuing, then I think Trump's victory will only serve as a temporary band-aid for a gushing head wound (words I've used in this thread previously). Don't get me wrong, a temporary band-aid instead of a Biden Administration is certainly a good thing ... But I'm afraid we would be leading to the same problems in 2024 if we don't address and expose this stuff now.

This makes no sense. Are you Scott adams?

Trump can only win by proving fraud. If trump proves fraud, he wins.

There's no trump loses but the democrats in power investigate and expose their own fraud. Exposure means nothing if they're in power. Hillary clinton was exposed, her side was in power, and nothing at all came of it.

 

[StarkRavingMad]

What's going on while i was gone ? The fuck ? Can someone give me a tl;dr ?

PA hearing, with some very damning testimonies, including testimonies from some Democrat poll workers too.

Also, a PA judge blocked certification.

A good day for Rudy. Still a lot of work to do, but this has been a good day so far.

 

[Bartleby]

A Trump victory is undoubtedly what I want.

But I am indeed prioritizing the fraud being exposed. I want the doors to be blown wide open. If by some act of god that Trump has this election overturned for him, then I don't want him to stop. I want the fraud to continue to be exposed and investigated. If Trump wins but at the cost of these investigations continuing, then I think Trump's victory will only serve as a temporary band-aid for a gushing head wound (words I've used in this thread previously). Don't get me wrong, a temporary band-aid instead of a Biden Administration is certainly a good thing ... But I'm afraid we would be leading to the same problems in 2024 if we don't address and expose this stuff now.

My biggest worry is Trump not doing anything for election reform if he wins, since he wouldn't have to worry about another election himself. I hope he isn't that selfish, but just because he's nominally on the side of our interests, doesn't mean he isn't looking out for himself. But then again, it'd be a huge achievement tied to his name if he actually fixed the US election system considering how often it's mocked, so I'm hopeful that he wouldn't just ignore it after the fact- 2020 is a huge worry right now to say the least, but if Trump wins, we still have 2024 to worry about too.

 

[DtoDab]

Rudy fucking delivered it, I can't believe it bros.

the state legislators are mad as fuck with the numbers.

 

[Garm]

Just accept election fraud, and they probably won't do it next time.

Fucking gop, how do they get so goddamn squishy?

Still I think Scott adams take of "trump should win the court case, then concede to biden, then for some reason the democrats can't cheat anymore" is the dumbest one possible.

I mean, you already have liberal brains shorting out over Biden's cabinet picks.


So imagine the slight relief of people when Trump wins and "hey! Maybe we can keep the warmongers out!"

Then Trump goes "Lol, No."

Im not sure if I can feel it or let me cope.

Damn it Rekieta! You're gonna jynx us!

 

[XYZpdq]

My biggest worry is Trump not doing anything for election reform if he wins, since he wouldn't have to worry about another election himself. I hope he isn't that selfish, but just because he's nominally on the side of our interests, doesn't mean he isn't looking out for himself. But then again, it'd be a huge achievement tied to his name if he actually fixed the US election system considering how often it's mocked, so I'm hopeful that he wouldn't just ignore it after the fact- 2020 is a huge worry right now to say the least, but if Trump wins, we still have 2024 to worry about too.

I would expect he does it out of spite if nothing else

 

[ChikN10der]

My biggest worry is Trump not doing anything for election reform if he wins, since he wouldn't have to worry about another election himself. I hope he isn't that selfish, but just because he's nominally on the side of our interests, doesn't mean he isn't looking out for himself. But then again, it'd be a huge achievement tied to his name if he actually fixed the US election system considering how often it's mocked, so I'm hopeful that he wouldn't just ignore it after the fact- 2020 is a huge worry right now to say the least, but if Trump wins, we still have 2024 to worry about too.

I too am deeply worried about this impossible scenario where trump proves fraud, overturns states due to fraud, but then somehow that same fraud is made legal going forward. That all logically follows.

 

[StarkRavingMad]

This makes no sense. Are you Scott adams?

Trump can only win by proving fraud. If trump proves fraud, he wins.

There's no trump loses but the democrats in power investigate and expose their own fraud. Exposure means nothing if they're in power. Hillary clinton was exposed, her side was in power, and nothing at all came of it.

Not necessarily. Trump can expose fraud in one state, and still ultimately lose the election. To me, that's far better than nothing.

Also, the courts have been so effing pozzed throughout the past few weeks, writing off affidavits as "not evidence."

If the courts keep cockblocking these lawsuits, then the Trump team may have to take an another approach for the Supreme Court, and that approach would be to challenge the "Constitutionality" of the election processes in some of these states. For instance, in PA, they broke the law in how they conducted their elections (with how in some counties, people were called to "fix" their ballots they mailed in if they made an error-- violates equal voter protection) and how they disobeyed court orders. That doesn't expose actual voting fraud, but making the legality of the election process the main focus would work in Trump's benefit in court (especially the SCOTUS, if "evidence of fraud" keeps getting shut down and disregarded).

I want Trump to win ... But I would much prefer for him to win by exposing the voter fraud.

 

[jje100010001]

My biggest worry is Trump not doing anything for election reform if he wins, since he wouldn't have to worry about another election himself. I hope he isn't that selfish, but just because he's nominally on the side of our interests, doesn't mean he isn't looking out for himself. But then again, it'd be a huge achievement tied to his name if he actually fixed the US election system considering how often it's mocked, so I'm hopeful that he wouldn't just ignore it after the fact- 2020 is a huge worry right now to say the least, but if Trump wins, we still have 2024 to worry about too.

Agreed- before the election, you'd think the next term is Trump doing business as usual, but now I strongly think the fight to dismantle the Democrat fraud machine and its actors (Twitter, Facebook), and purging the RINOs will consume the energy and political capital of his entire term.

To put it shortly, it's no longer about fixing the windows- we have some rotten beams in the house now.

 

[6MillionCoofs]

Agreed- before the election, you'd think the next term is Trump doing business as usual, but now I strongly think the fight to dismantle the Democrat fraud machine and its actors (Twitter, Facebook), and purging the RINOs will consume the energy and political capital of his entire term.

Has his first term taught you nothing? He can get loads done if he putts his mind to it.

 

[murdered meat bag]

Which is exactly why Trump supporters need to be as vocal as possible, the fools who said the million whatever march was a bad idea don't think beyond the surface.
Trump supporters should want the courts thinking that they'll riot just as hard if doesn't win.

the pa legislators took swipes at the PA supreme court. might be a " the courts made their decidion, now let tgem enforce it"

 

[Inventor of the Telephone]

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"Look, I know Biden cheated to win, but we just need to accept that and carry on fighting later."

The amount of time it took some people in the GOP to go from ferocious to pussed-out retard is frankly astonishing. If you want to make the argument that he won legitimately and it's time to call it quits, sure, whatever, but to accept that he cheated and accept that you need to just live with that? That's the dumbest fucking take I've seen out of anyone thus-far.

They are all desperately banking on conservatives returning to being perennial cucks. "Vote for Fake Grifter, Jr. (R) or else the DEMONRATS will win!

Stephen Colbert fawning over the BBC:

https://twitter.com/BrentHBaker/status/1331466083207884800

“I just want to take a moment to drink you in for just a moment because I’m having to get used to looking at a President again”
@StephenAtHome lovefest with Barack Obama on Tuesday’s @ColbertLateShow #LSSC

MSNBC in the aftermath of the last presidential election ran segments for weeks in late Nov. and early Dec. pushing a scheme for the Electoral College to ignore certified election results to block Donald Trump. Here's Chris Hayes and Michael Moore floating the idea.

 

[Syaoran Li]

My personal preference is hanging, but I think we can all agree that the only thing with a hope of restoring some trust and a sense of integrity is for these riggers to be revealed.

They need to be dragged, squirming, into the light and exposed for the traitors and vermin they are. The entire world needs to see their venal, insidious nature's laid bare to criticism and ridicule. They must have all their schemes shattered, their criminal enterprises uprooted, and names forever blemished.

Only when there is nothing left of them but revulsion and infamy, then they must be executed in public and their bodies displayed as a warning to all others.

It may be the only way, and even then, perhaps not enough.

Even hanging is too good for them,

We need to abolish Life Without Parole but in exchange, bring back crucifixion as a method of execution for treason, insurrection, and terrorism.

Okay, I'll rate myself Autistic now.

The media is complicit in inciting terrorist activity, and if the Insurrection Act were to be activated, it isn't beyond the realm of possibility that a number of journalists and big tech execs would be bagged along with all the rest.
They are not part of freedom of the press. This has all been an intentional coup attempt.
How about shot then fried. Just to be sure.

"Don't worry about money. Worry about when people want to start killing journalists. That's a quote."
-Samuel Hyde

 

[Random Internet Person]

There's precedence for this. JFK, IIRC, was found to have cheated his way into office and the powers that be all agreed to just ignore that because holy fuck if that was outed publicly the government would collapse.

So "we can't overturn this because it would destroy the country" is a valid stance the SCOTUS might (unofficially) take.



If PA Flips and stays flipped past any fuckery, it shatters the left's narrative in a way the media can't cover for.

That's when you'll start seeing Antifa riots targeting key locations in other states.

like I said, we’re talking conspiracies talked about only in fictions. Maybe Hideo Kojima was into something.

If PA flips, Dems will panic and go into full run out clock mode.

Aren’t they in that already? If anything, this is a war on two fronts with the Georgia runoffs.

So here's something to think about: with all the speculation of the President implementing the Insurrection Act privileges following his re-inauguration (if that occurs), could that play a role into why the request was made to bring back firing squads?

I’d say it’s either A. Trump hiding his next move by giving this to the press or B. Burning it all down on his way out. He’s already talked about pardoning Flynn.

My biggest worry is Trump not doing anything for election reform if he wins, since he wouldn't have to worry about another election himself. I hope he isn't that selfish, but just because he's nominally on the side of our interests, doesn't mean he isn't looking out for himself. But then again, it'd be a huge achievement tied to his name if he actually fixed the US election system considering how often it's mocked, so I'm hopeful that he wouldn't just ignore it after the fact- 2020 is a huge worry right now to say the least, but if Trump wins, we still have 2024 to worry about too.

I’d say that if Trump pulls it out, he needs both sides of Congress if he wants to enact real change since that’s where some of his harshest detractors and adversaries are entrenched. As for election reform, that could end up being a federal vs. state dilemma in terms of who can pursue that.

 

[All becomes gunt]

PA hearing, with some very damning testimonies, including testimonies from some Democrat poll workers too.

Also, a PA judge blocked certification.

A good day for Rudy. Still a lot of work to do, but this has been a good day so far.

J-just you w-wait guys you are all c-coping. I am n-not gonna have to eat another hat.

 

[jje100010001]

Flynn pardoned? At least some small amount of justice is served.

https://twitter.com/jsolomonReports/status/1331702171218358275