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Imagine someone involved in fraud, in the rigging of this election...they must be sweating bullets right now. As they should be...Long time member @ Apolyton
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Oh those damn activist, Trump-appointed judges, like 3rd Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas at the federal appeals court in Philadelphia.“Free, fair elections are the lifeblood of our democracy. Charges of unfairness are serious. But calling an election unfair does not make it so. Charges require specific allegations and then proof. We have neither here,”
https://apnews.com/article/election-...1d4bc564068df6
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yeah. Imagine attempting to rig an election and failing so spectacularly that there's no evidence of it happening.Originally posted by Lancer View PostI wasn't born with enough middle fingers.
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Imagine someone who constantly lies in public, suddenly changing their story in court because that is the one place lying has immediate adverse consequences.Originally posted by Lancer View Post“It is no use trying to 'see through' first principles. If you see through everything, then everything is transparent. But a wholly transparent world is an invisible world. To 'see through' all things is the same as not to see.”
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That is a curious thing. Trump has so much evidence. Why doesn't he swear out an affidavit? It would take him very little time, since he is obviously aware of all the evidence. Then his team of crack lawyers could present it in court. The judge would have to rule on that, rather than just throw it out.
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Affidavit is a great word. Sounds a bit like some med. Just sayin'
"I took two Affidavit this morning additionally to my daily dose of Hydroxychloroquine"
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I'm surprised this thrade hasn't broken yet, as big as it is and as ****ty as VB is.The Wizard of AAHZComment
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Imagine everyone living life in peace...youhoOOooo...Long time member @ Apolyton
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400 m i l l i o n from Zuckerburg? Wait? What? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFNm18f17X8Long time member @ Apolyton
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US politicians are bought by rich people, news at 11...Comment
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There's nothing wrong with the dream, my friend, the problem lies with the dreamer.Comment
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https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/...20201109202368
Parody, but on the nose.
DONALD Trump will spend the next four years holding rallies, being racist, sending mental tweets and golfing with the minor difference that he is no longer president.
The defeat will be ignored by Trump who will continue to proclaim himself president while living in Florida and not understanding any part of the political process, as before.
A Trump insider said: “He’ll watch TV, shout at TV, tweet about the fake news media, eat a hamburger, get in a helicopter and spew bull**** at cheering dickheads. What’s the difference?
“He never did politics. He only used presidential powers to protect him from lawsuits. The White House wasn’t gold enough, briefings were boring, to this day he doesn’t know the difference between the House and the Senate.
“He’s just a delusional old racist who likes to call into Fox News and brag about how incredible he is even though everyone’s out to get him, and he’ll be able to do that for the rest of his life.
One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.Comment
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We shall see...
It's OVER...Trump sees 'the writing on the wall' despite what he maintains publicly about the election, advisers say
Despite what President Donald Trump is tweeting and saying publicly in the wake of Arizona and Wisconsin certifying President-elect Joe Biden's victory Monday, Trump sees the scoreboard and understands he has no chance of hanging on to the presidency, two White House advisers told CNN.
Asked whether the President realizes that he's been defeated, a close adviser who has been in contact with Trump about his legal strategy said Monday: "Yes, he does."
The same adviser told CNN that Trump will continue to pursue his legal challenges until they are exhausted, but that adviser pointed to the certification in Wisconsin and said, "The writing is on the wall." Without the ability to override the results in a combination of states, not to mention even one state, the adviser said Trump's election challenges are obviously doomed.
Trump is still sounding as if he could still win because he wants to believe it, the adviser continued. But the adviser added Trump is fully aware that he has lost.
Trump has not conceded the election and he still falsely claims that he won, but his administration has approved access to transition materials and national security briefings for Biden and his team.
A separate adviser said the President has understood for some time that it is unlikely he will be able to overturn the election results but that Trump simply does not want to say that out loud.
Certifying election results is typically a formality, but the process had been the subject of Trump's long-shot attempt to cling onto power. His campaign has unsuccessfully tried to block or delay certification in key states in hopes of overturning Biden's victory through the Electoral College.
Those efforts, though, are nearing an end as states continue to certify their results ahead of the Electoral College meeting on December 14.
Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers formally certified Biden's victory on Monday, signing the paperwork to award the state's 10 electoral votes to the President-elect after a Trump campaign-requested recount in Wisconsin's two most populous counties.
Arizona also certified its election results on Monday, awarding the state's 11 electoral votes to Biden and clearing the way for Senator-elect Mark Kelly, a Democrat, to be sworn in this week.
Pennsylvania and Nevada each completed their certification processes last week.
Republican Gov. Doug Ducey praised the integrity of Arizona's election system after witnessing Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, certify the election results Monday morning, as required by state law. Ducey said he would sign official documentation on Monday and have it hand-delivered to the president of the US Senate, so that Kelly "can be sworn in as swiftly as possible."
In several tweets Monday night, Trump accused Ducey of "rushing to put a Democrat in office," making baseless voter fraud allegations and vowing that "Republicans will long remember!"
Trump then sent a number of retweets about Ducey, including one that read, "Who needs Democrats when you have Republicans like Brian Kemp and Doug Ducey?" The President has also recently attacked Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, another member of his own party, over fraud allegations.
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Well, Lou Dobbs at FOX still has balls. Its going mainstream... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk3epi3Bw5ELong time member @ Apolyton
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