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

[Pointless Pedant]

Hmm, I had to look it up

New England - Wikipedia

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Vermont is deep blue. Maine is more mixed

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So is New Hampshire

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MA is deep blue,

RI is more mixed

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I'd say Connecticut is deep blue

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North Maine has some significant red areas but everywhere else is generally pretty blue.

 

[Fek]

Edit: Speaking of New England, why are they retarded. Like they are over 80 percent white and vote for the same Democrat assholes that push for more immigration and outsourcing of jobs and other shit.

Because a very large chunk of NE is just one never-ending sprawling urban hive from Jersey to (almost) Boston. Useful idiots, white saviors, upper class fart-huffing types, and an absolute plague of gibbs monkeys completely cement those states as blue strongholds.

As for the more rural states that still go blue reliably? Fuck if I know. Manufacturer defect, I guess.

 

[verissimus]

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Nothing new really, but Pennsylvania man doubling down on the rhetoric.

I thought Twitter suspended this fellow.

 

[Jarolleon]

Glowniggers love arresting angry veterans.

Isn't that what they're for? Angry vets were the reason the Weimar and Roman Republics were so unstable.

 

[Gustav Schuchardt]

As for the more rural states that still go blue reliably? Fuck if I know. Manufacturer defect, I guess.

It's false consciousness. People voting against their objective class interests. And before anyone calls me an authoritarian rightist for saying that I am actually a self-admitted authoritarian rightist.

 

[TwinkLover6969]

I thought Twitter suspended this fellow.

His personal account was suspended but they unsuspended it.

 

[Polyboros2]

I think it's because the New England Democrats are run by elitists who benefit from those policies. Look at the result by county for NY. Outside the big cities it's a red state. So the people who benefit from globalization vote for it and the ones who are hurt by it vote against it. Unfortunately, the tyrannical 'popular vote' system hands victory to the former group. The much fairer 'wins the most counties' system would hand victory to the latter.

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I don't think PA will and you only need 16 more votes and Biden doesn't get to 270. That's definitely doable if it comes down to the state legislature, not the leadership.

PA plus 16(Michigan, Georgia, or Wisconsin+Nevada) still let's Biden win with exactly 270. Trump needs 3 states to flip no matter what (and can still lose with PA, AZ, & NV)

 

[Jarolleon]

This was probably made as a joke, but this is genuinely exactly how I saw it go down. It went from “wow these Tumblr idiots are so stupid” to “wow the SJWs are so dumb, good thing they’re a minority. “Wow they’re getting kind of big. “How are they getting jobs as reviewers?” “How are they becoming the main writers of all the things I like?” “Now all my franchises and media I like have been utterly destroyed by these idiots” “Now they’re even in the sports industry” “Now they’re in the government itself”. “I want all these people beaten to death, because I know they’d do the same to me”. All this from 2014 onward was a slow decline into now. Same thing happened in a lesser way to anyone who wasn’t a straight white guy, they saw slowly turn on them. Like feminists went from “wow these girls are crazy, good thing most women aren’t like that” to “why is every single woman I meet acting like this? I’m done with women” and with minority’s it went from “they’re whatever as long as they aren’t gangbangers” to “they will literally kill all of us, around black never relax”.

Your definition of "SJW" went from some goofy Tumblrina with headmates telling you to check your privilege to anyone who uses modern social science jargon to look smart and has left-wing views.

 

[The High Prophet of Truth]

Your definition of "SJW" went from some goofy Tumblrina with headmates telling you to check your privilege to anyone who uses modern social science jargon to look smart and has left-wing views.

No it’s supposed to go from “what a bunch of weirdos, good thing they’re a small group” to “how did they manage to gain so much power?”.

 

[5t3n0g0ph3r]

Faithless electors did nothing because only Hillary electors were faithless. Tried to steal electors from Trump, shot self in foot instead.

Not true.
2 of the faithless electors from 2016 were Republicans from Texas.
1 voted for Ron Paul, the other voted for John Kasich.
The other 5 were in Democrat states: 3 voted for Colin Powell, 1 voted for Bernie Sanders, and 1 voted for Native American activist Faith Spotted Eagle.

 

[Bungus Scrungus]

Nearing the end of the month. Any updates?

 

[Gustav Schuchardt]

NTD coverage of 'Stop the Steal' marches in PA and GA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDBivSzjPTY

 

[Psychic Espeon]

With only 10 days left to go before the Safe Harbor deadline, we're about to enter the fourth week of certification.

Arizona and Wisconsin will be among the states that will certify their results.

 

[Gustav Schuchardt]

PA plus 16(Michigan, Georgia, or Wisconsin+Nevada) still let's Biden win with exactly 270. Trump needs 3 states to flip no matter what (and can still lose with PA, AZ, & NV)

2 of the faithless electors from 2016 were Republicans from Texas.
1 voted for Ron Paul, the other voted for John Kasich.
The other 5 were in Democrat states: 3 voted for Colin Powell, 1 voted for Bernie Sanders, and 1 voted for Native American activist Faith Spotted Eagle.

You know that raises an interesting possibility. Suppose Biden loses PA and one other state. At that point it's possible for faithless electors to make a difference.

I'm not holding out much hope though - I can't see Democrats voting against Biden and stopping him from getting rid of the Bad Orange Man.

With only 10 days left to go before the Safe Harbor deadline, we're about to enter the third week of certification.

Arizona and Wisconsin will be among the states that will certify their results.
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The safe harbor deadline means that if you certify there cannot be any more legal challenges filed, right? It doesn't apply to challenges that are already in play. E.g. Bush vs Gore was only decided just before the December 14th vote.

A bit of searching turns up this

https://lawandcrime.com/2020-electi...n-if-this-turns-into-a-bush-v-gore-situation/
https://archive.vn/Tp9OZ

There’s a federal statute that means December 8 will function as what’s known as the “safe harbor” deadline. Occurring about a month after Election Day, December 8th is the deadline for final resolution of all election disputes, including court challenges. It is the final date on which slates of electors must be chosen by states for submission to Congress.
If things aren’t settled by then, Congress is under no obligation to accept the validity of electoral votes submitted by states. Instead, the newly-elected Congress will gain legal authority to determine the winner in any state that has not resolved its election drama by the deadline.
Here’s the statutory language:
If any State shall have provided, by laws enacted prior to the day fixed for the appointment of the electors, for its final determination of any controversy or contest concerning the appointment of all or any of the electors of such State, by judicial or other methods or procedures, and such determination shall have been made at least six days before the time fixed for the meeting of the electors, such determination made pursuant to such law so existing on said day, and made at least six days prior to said time of meeting of the electors, shall be conclusive, and shall govern in the counting of the electoral votes as provided in the Constitution, and as hereinafter regulated, so far as the ascertainment of the electors appointed by such State is concerned.
The “safe harbor” deadline is a major reason why things went as they did in the 2000 Bush v. Gore case.

Rubio introduced a bill to extend the safe harbor deadline but it seems to have failed

https://www.rubio.senate.gov/public...27CC6B97AB3A0618568E38775DD4B657.mcg20709.pdf

 

[wtfNeedSignUp]

Trump is trying something, which is more than they’ll ever do. Also your reply never showed up until now. Weird.

I'll give Trump that he doesn't give up like the media would want (though it is just as likely due to him knowing he will get fucked by frivolous lawsuits the moment he steps down), but he brought it on himself for still using Twitter and never doing anything about the BLM riots.
Also my original comment was on an A&N thread that was moved here.

 

[The High Prophet of Truth]

I'll give Trump that he doesn't give up like the media would want (though it is just as likely due to him knowing he will get fucked by frivolous lawsuits the moment he steps down), but he brought it on himself for still using Twitter and never doing anything about the BLM riots.
Also my original comment was on an A&N thread that was moved here.

What other site could he use? And that’s more on the governors of the various states then him.

 

[Polyboros2]

Nearing the end of the month. Any updates?

This coming week will probably be the most eventful.

• Legislature hearings in Arizona on Monday, supposedly in Michigan Tuesday but I've heard talk to the opposite.
• Pennsylvania had over a million mail in ballots counted than were recorded being received (700k more than recorded mailed out). State Legislature talking a big game about doing something about it, but if they don't by Monday they essentially can't.
• Sidney Powell's lawsuits dropped in Michigan and Georgia, big if true. A confidential military intelligence operative going on about the insecurities in Dominion voting. Says she has check stubs for paying people to ballot harvest. Claims to have recording of Dominion voting machines inventor and current employee stating at a Colorado Antifa meeting that they fixed Trump's ability to win. Wants to be able to inspect the machine and their code, of which Jill Stein just set a precedent in October that candidates have a right to. We'll see how they go in courts.
• Wisconsin recounts are done, election board refused to look at any contested ballots, a number claimed to be at 160k. Now on to the courts with that one.
• Pennsylvania judge halted certification, claims election was likely unconditional.

Real doomer hours begin if this week isn't productive. Time is running ever shorter. We might see some Supreme Court action by the end of the week, but probably not until next, which will very much be at the 11th hour.

 

[The Wicked Mitch]

I'll give Trump that he doesn't give up like the media would want (though it is just as likely due to him knowing he will get fucked by frivolous lawsuits the moment he steps down), but he brought it on himself for still using Twitter and never doing anything about the BLM riots.
Also my original comment was on an A&N thread that was moved here.

Can you imagine the amount of extra braindead mongoloids who would've voted against him if he had done something about the riots and even a single nigger got shot?

 

[Arm Pit Cream]

WHERE'S THE IMMIGRATION EXECUTIVE ORDER YOU PROMISED, BLUMPFMAN?

 

[TwinkLover6969]

This coming week will probably be the most eventful.

• Legislature hearings in Arizona on Monday, supposedly in Michigan Tuesday but I've heard talk to the opposite.
• Pennsylvania had over a million mail in ballots counted than were recorded being received (700k more than recorded mailed out). State Legislature talking a big game about doing something about it, but if they don't by Monday they essentially can't.
• Sidney Powell's lawsuits dropped in Michigan and Georgia, big if true. A confidential military intelligence operative going on about the insecurities in Dominion voting. Says she has check stubs for paying people to ballot harvest. Claims to have recording of Dominion voting machines stating at a Colorado Antifa meeting that they fixed Trump's ability to win. Wants to be able to inspect the machine and their code, of which Jill Stein just set a precedent in October that candidates have a right to. We'll see how they go in courts.
• Wisconsin recounts are done, election board refused to look at any contested ballots, a number claimed to be at 160k. Now on to the courts with that one.
• Pennsylvania judge halted certification, claims election was likely unconditional.

Real doomer hours begin if this week isn't productive. Time is running ever shorter. We might see some Supreme Court action by the end of the week, but probably not until next, which will very much be at the 11th hour.

The PA lawsuit is still in play.