Official Election 2020 Doomsday Thread
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Stop posting about Hunter unless you're going to include his Chad-like enormous cock.
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No one cares
Only thing happening right now all the authoritarian mask falling from companies that held back .
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I'd rather have a small dick and not be a crackhead.
What is the difference between this thread and the other election thread?
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The other one's a mirror of what the socjus types were going through around this point in time in 2016 - claiming the country was "going to fall apart," "going to be destroyed," "america is over," etc. They're verymuch a bunch of people who hate anyone that breaks their comfy gamer den.
In here, there's a bit more banter and people tend to analyze every last fart that Trump makes for its sound qualities in guaranteeing the election. The other thread will get you the news as it breaks, but half of the time they don't understand what it is or what it means; in here will give you a better idea of the bigger picture, and is as a result a little slower.
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it was talk about wild ride up to election - bidden vs trump.
Bidden won
trump trying to littigate & test the courts see how far he can go
supreme court being slow & most likely won't here texas case
mask is slipping from every big company to take people rights from them before january &
Bowing the fuck on trump in saying he had his chance before 2020 but now no one cares what he does & will just over rule or veto trump.
pretty much now were talking about fun doom shanginans coming from closing of roaring 2020.
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There's a top drawer lunatic brief just been filed against the Texas supreme court case. I'll archive a bit of it because it will probably disappear shortly, it breaks just about every rule for a supreme court filing.
It's just page after page of absolutely nutty conspiracy shit, and there are 10 (TEN!) attachments fully of affidavits of the form "I, being a zen garden designer, can tell by the pixels that this election was rigged."
The thing is the plaintiffs aren't some nutcase from the podunk county militia. Some of them are actually elected state legislators, and this wasn't filed by Lionel Hutz, attorney at law but by the same Thomas More Center asswipes who have been masterminding this whole crazy episode. If those guys don't face discipline from their respective bar associations I'll be very surprised.
I'll attach the complaint and a sample appendix. The rest you can read over at the docket while it lasts if you want a laugh.
It's just page after page of absolutely nutty conspiracy shit, and there are 10 (TEN!) attachments fully of affidavits of the form "I, being a zen garden designer, can tell by the pixels that this election was rigged."
The thing is the plaintiffs aren't some nutcase from the podunk county militia. Some of them are actually elected state legislators, and this wasn't filed by Lionel Hutz, attorney at law but by the same Thomas More Center asswipes who have been masterminding this whole crazy episode. If those guys don't face discipline from their respective bar associations I'll be very surprised.
I'll attach the complaint and a sample appendix. The rest you can read over at the docket while it lasts if you want a laugh.
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p.3 - Cite State Statutes and Constitutions
They've brought in the real professionals, folks.
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Insanity...
KEY FACTS
The brief is led by Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.), who, in an email obtained by Forbes, told his colleagues Trump personally asked him to recruit supporters for the lawsuit, which aims to invalidate electors in four states Joe Biden won: Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Georgia.
The lawsuit was brought by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and is supported by Republican attorney generals in 17 other states – 6 of whom are trying to directly intervene and 10 of whom met with Trump for a private lunch at the White House on Thursday.
The suit claims the states’ electors should be invalidated because expanded mail-in voting due to the Covid-19 outbreak resulted in widespread fraud and irregularities – an allegation that has already dismissed by courts numerous times.
Just a handful of Republican House members have gone on the record opposing the lawsuit, with retiring Rep. Paul Mitchell (R-Mich.) calling it a “loyalty test” and outgoing Rep. Denver Riggleman (R-Va.) telling Forbes, "I really respect some of these people but this stuff is preposterous … that list is being built on disinformation.”
The brief argues a sizable portion of the American public has “serious doubts” about the integrity of the election and says it’s the “solemn duty” of the Court to determine whether the election was secure – though those doubts, primarily among Trump supporters, were likely sown by a deluge of unfounded fraud claims made by the president.
A handful of prominent Republicans, including former Sens. John Danforth (R-Mo.) and Lowell Weicker (R-Conn.) and former New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, filed their own brief opposing the case, as did 23 other states and territories, while Ohio’s Republican attorney general filed a brief arguing federal courts “lack authority to order legislatures to appoint electors without regard to the results.”
106 House Republicans Support Trump-Backed Lawsuit To Overturn Election
A group of 106 Republican House members, more than half of the GOP caucus in the chamber, signed an amicus brief filed Thursday in support of a lawsuit backed by President Trump that seeks to overturn the election.KEY FACTS
The brief is led by Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.), who, in an email obtained by Forbes, told his colleagues Trump personally asked him to recruit supporters for the lawsuit, which aims to invalidate electors in four states Joe Biden won: Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Georgia.
The lawsuit was brought by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and is supported by Republican attorney generals in 17 other states – 6 of whom are trying to directly intervene and 10 of whom met with Trump for a private lunch at the White House on Thursday.
The suit claims the states’ electors should be invalidated because expanded mail-in voting due to the Covid-19 outbreak resulted in widespread fraud and irregularities – an allegation that has already dismissed by courts numerous times.
Just a handful of Republican House members have gone on the record opposing the lawsuit, with retiring Rep. Paul Mitchell (R-Mich.) calling it a “loyalty test” and outgoing Rep. Denver Riggleman (R-Va.) telling Forbes, "I really respect some of these people but this stuff is preposterous … that list is being built on disinformation.”
The brief argues a sizable portion of the American public has “serious doubts” about the integrity of the election and says it’s the “solemn duty” of the Court to determine whether the election was secure – though those doubts, primarily among Trump supporters, were likely sown by a deluge of unfounded fraud claims made by the president.
A handful of prominent Republicans, including former Sens. John Danforth (R-Mo.) and Lowell Weicker (R-Conn.) and former New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, filed their own brief opposing the case, as did 23 other states and territories, while Ohio’s Republican attorney general filed a brief arguing federal courts “lack authority to order legislatures to appoint electors without regard to the results.”
KEY BACKGROUND
Trump has sought to overcome his loss by any means necessary. His campaign and allies have launched (and mostly lost) dozens of lawsuits to try to throw out absentee ballots, block certification and invalidate electors in the states buttressing Biden’s electoral college win. Trump has even resorted to putting pressure on officials, calling county officials in Detroit and GOP leaders in Pennsylvania, meeting with Michigan GOP leaders and urging Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey to help overturn their states’ results.BIG NUMBER
54%. That’s the share of the House GOP caucus – which consists of 196 members – that signed the amicus brief. Just 23 Republicans in the House and Senate have broken with Trump’s refusal to concede and acknowledged Biden as president-elect, as have two Trump administration officials.SURPRISING FACT
The list of Republicans who signed the brief includes 16 from states whose results are being challenged by the lawsuit: 7 out of 9 Republican congressmen in Pennsylvania, 4 out of 8 in Georgia, 4 out of 6 in Michigan, and 1 out of 5 in Wisconsin.TANGENT
Several attorneys general backing the lawsuit have taken flak from major Republican figures in their states. Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) – whose state’s attorney general Ken Paxton introduced the lawsuit – called it “very unusual” and a “long shot.” Utah Gov. Gary Herbert and Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox criticized Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes’ support of the lawsuit as “an unwise use of taxpayers’ money,” while Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) called it “simply madness.”CHIEF CRITIC
Perhaps the staunchest critics of the lawsuit have been officials in the states whose results are being challenged. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, a Democrat, filed a response calling the lawsuit “without factual foundation,” while Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr, a Republican, said many of Texas’ claims have “no basis.” Wisconsin’s attorney general called it an “extraordinary intrusion.”WHAT TO WATCH FOR
The case is likely to fail after the Supreme Court declined to even hear a similar case brought by Pennsylvania Republicans. Instead, the lawsuit has proven something of a conservative litmus test for Republican politicians, with Johnson telling colleagues Trump was eagerly awaiting a list of supporters.
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You're not kidding. This is better than Roy Moore's one where even voting on a day that isn't election day should be illegal. This is my jam.
This is the fact based one, although a number of retards have invaded it over the past couple days.
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Mufti Mo here talking about facts.
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Did you read this one?
AMAZING
GOOD WORK MEXICAN LADY WITH FAX MACHINE YOU CAUGHT THE NIGGERS VOTING
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This thread is the TDS + Biden circlejerk and the other is the Trump hugbox, obviously.
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Did you even read the fucking thread that you're in? This has nothing to do with the election.
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Oh no, the Danny Devito man who thinks Trump won the election made a comic on a bird website. What ever will I do?
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Montana: We can't join this suit because you are asking to invalidate our election, too. And a lot of other states, including ones that did vote for Trump.
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Hey Guys let's sue states because our guy didn't win setting up some extremely shit examples.
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Gonna be funny if California decides to go in dry on Texas over their "one drop box per county" rule
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