Re: Election 2020
Posted: Tue November 10, 2020 8:45 pm
However far it is, it's not in 3D.Mickey wrote:How far into the future do you think Crenshaw can see?
However far it is, it's not in 3D.Mickey wrote:How far into the future do you think Crenshaw can see?
Was it about Emmy integrity when Trump said they rigged it against The Apprentice?macphisto wrote:I'm all about election integrity.
Sure, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do. The potential damage of dragging our democratic process through the mud and causing chaos at the highest levels of government during a critical time for our country is completely disproportionate to the insanely low chances that any fraud found would overturn ballot margins into the tens of thousands. It’s completely ridiculous.Bi_3 wrote:My understanding is that what they are doing is legal. Shitty and pathetic, but legal.
i honestly do not believe he can make his legacy any more of a joke than it is now (course every time i thought he sunk his lowest he surprised me)VinylGuy wrote:So far what Trump is doing is embarrassing for him and his legacy, whatever that is.
No one has been right about the bolded for a long time, but I suppose it has to end sometime.Peeps wrote:i honestly do not believe he can make his legacy any more of a joke than it is now (course every time i thought he sunk his lowest he surprised me)VinylGuy wrote:So far what Trump is doing is embarrassing for him and his legacy, whatever that is.
its funny the MAGA crowd has shirts fuck your feelings about the dems who questioned the legitimacy of 2016 but now that the maga crowd is questioning the election results its all about ensuring integrity
It's not that they're looking into it. Fine, whatever, make sure everything is kosher. Thats not what they are doing. They are sowing distrust, have given no actual proof, and are doing this to absolutely steal an election.spike wrote:Sure, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do. The potential damage of dragging our democratic process through the mud and causing chaos at the highest levels of government during a critical time for our country is completely disproportionate to the insanely low chances that any fraud found would overturn ballot margins into the tens of thousands. It’s completely ridiculous.Bi_3 wrote:My understanding is that what they are doing is legal. Shitty and pathetic, but legal.
Lol it's like no one remembers four years ago.spike wrote:Sure, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do. The potential damage of dragging our democratic process through the mud and causing chaos at the highest levels of government during a critical time for our country is completely disproportionate to the insanely low chances that any fraud found would overturn ballot margins into the tens of thousands. It’s completely ridiculous.Bi_3 wrote:My understanding is that what they are doing is legal. Shitty and pathetic, but legal.
Two words: Muh Russians.Strat wrote:It's not that they're looking into it. Fine, whatever, make sure everything is kosher. Thats not what they are doing. They are sowing distrust, have given no actual proof, and are doing this to absolutely steal an election.spike wrote:Sure, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do. The potential damage of dragging our democratic process through the mud and causing chaos at the highest levels of government during a critical time for our country is completely disproportionate to the insanely low chances that any fraud found would overturn ballot margins into the tens of thousands. It’s completely ridiculous.Bi_3 wrote:My understanding is that what they are doing is legal. Shitty and pathetic, but legal.
It’s cool that you just assume I think the Ruskies interfered last time.BurtReynolds wrote:Lol it's like no one remembers four years ago.spike wrote:Sure, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do. The potential damage of dragging our democratic process through the mud and causing chaos at the highest levels of government during a critical time for our country is completely disproportionate to the insanely low chances that any fraud found would overturn ballot margins into the tens of thousands. It’s completely ridiculous.Bi_3 wrote:My understanding is that what they are doing is legal. Shitty and pathetic, but legal.
Who gives a shit about any of this omg go outside
spike wrote:It’s cool that you just assume I think the Ruskies interfered last time.BurtReynolds wrote:Lol it's like no one remembers four years ago.spike wrote:Sure, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do. The potential damage of dragging our democratic process through the mud and causing chaos at the highest levels of government during a critical time for our country is completely disproportionate to the insanely low chances that any fraud found would overturn ballot margins into the tens of thousands. It’s completely ridiculous.Bi_3 wrote:My understanding is that what they are doing is legal. Shitty and pathetic, but legal.
Who gives a shit about any of this omg go outside
bit different when it’s coming from the sitting president, wouldn’t you say?BurtReynolds wrote:sowing distrust omg what is this new phenomena someone please explain it to me I've never heard of this happening before a week ago
By this point in 2016 Hillary Clinton had conceded the election and Joe Biden had met with Mike Pence in the White House to discuss transition details. Obama had ordered the personnel office to cease vetting appointees for all departments, and the budget office to await Donald Trump’s guidance. None of those things have happened here, and nobody expects them to happen in the next few weeks.BurtReynolds wrote:Lol it's like no one remembers four years ago.
So funny!McParadigm wrote:By this point in 2016 Hillary Clinton had conceded the election and Joe Biden had met with Mike Pence in the White House to discuss transition details. Obama had ordered the personnel office to cease vetting appointees for all departments, and the budget office to await Donald Trump’s guidance. None of those things have happened here, and nobody expects them to happen in the next few weeks.BurtReynolds wrote:Lol it's like no one remembers four years ago.
But you’re right, it is amusing to imagine what the response would have been if Hillary had flatly refused to concede, the Democratic Party had gone along with it, and John Kerry had responded to questions by joking that there would be “a peaceful transition to a Hillary Clinton White House,” then storming off while refusing to say what guidance he was giving his department.
Legacy nonsense triggers my gag reflex like no other. Legacy as decided by who?Rangi Guy wrote:I can't say I'm in the least surprised by Trump's reaction to the election. What does surprise me however is the number of republicans sticking with the sinking ship and pushing with this rigged election narrative instead of trying to protect their own legacy and distance themselves from the crazy-man
Additional:McParadigm wrote:By this point in 2016 Hillary Clinton had conceded the election and Joe Biden had met with Mike Pence in the White House to discuss transition details. Obama had ordered the personnel office to cease vetting appointees for all departments, and the budget office to await Donald Trump’s guidance. None of those things have happened here, and nobody expects them to happen in the next few weeks.