Election Watch 2020 - Trump/Pence vs Biden/Harris

[Riltus]

Which is why we started seeing the manipulations in the battleground states begin changing things overnight and throughout last week. The data shows it.

The data shows no such thing. If you examine same day only ballots then the data points to massive republican voter fraud. How is it possible, without ballot box stuffing and other fraudulent shenanigans in a state that is evenly divided, for Trump to have at least 1.1 million more same day votes than Biden? The only answer, based on your logic, is fraud. In reality, Biden had a 1.2 million vote lead before the polls opened on election day. Biden wasn't cutting into Trump's lead, Trump was reducing Biden's lead throughout election day. Biden's ballots were already in and waiting to be counted.

Compare it to a poker hand. Once the cards are shuffled and cut the best hand has been determined and will not change regardless of the order in which the cards are revealed. In Pennsylvania, Biden had the best hand.

Mark

[Ardwen]

Other then the Navajo Nation has any other part of the US been even remotely close to the 89 percent GOP turnout Kentucky managed?

[ClydeR]

Four facts and one opinion you should know..

• Fact. The Trump campaign raised a prenominal amount of money after Trump declared his 2020 candidacy on January 20, 2017.
  
  
• Fact. The money disappeared before it was needed most at the end, causing the Trump campaign to cancel advertising in midwestern states in the last month of the campaign, at the same time the Biden campaign increased its spending in those crucial states.
  
  
• Fact. The Trump campaign ended broke, needing additional funds to pay off its debts.
  
  
• Fact. Funds currently being raised to challenge the vote count will go into the campaign and can be used to pay off unrelated campaign debts.
  
  
• Opinion. Trump is not trying to overturn the election results. He is too smart to believe he has any chance to win lawsuits reversing the vote counts in at least three different states, which he would have to do to win.

[time4fun]

I don't really get why she's upset he's firing people. he's settling grudges.

Because when it comes to Trump, nothing is ever a coincidence. He may be a raging incompetent, but he's not subtle.

Look, I'm not saying Trump will be successful in the option he's clearly trying to keep on the table, but I'm saying that he's going to try. And that alone is bad.

We're watching a psychopath try to tear down the foundations of our democracy right now and refuse- for the first time in 400 years- to agree to the peaceful transition of power. The closest we've ever had was Bush v Gore- where Gore did call to concede to Bush. He only retracted it later when Florida was counted for both him and Bush in one night, and it was clear how incredibly close things were (like within a few hundred votes).

What we're seeing now has no precedent. Or, rather, it has A TON of precedent- just not in any country you'd ever want to live in.

So yeah, when a guy who holds nothing as sacred is willing to tear this country apart for his own self-gain suddenly decides to replace the head of the military, FBI, and CIA...and then has the DoJ authorize prosecutions against "voter fraud" despite the fact that there is zero evidence of it- then yeah I'm worried.

Look at Fortybox. Look at what Trump has done to him. He's not alone. And the Trump campaign is now organizing rallies all over the country to protest the "election being stolen".

This man is not fucking around. And we'd all be wise to pay very close attention to what's going on here- because this is literally the kind of thing we see in authoritarian countries. This does NOT happen in functional democracies.

[Back]

Four facts and one opinion you should know..

• Fact. The Trump campaign raised a prenominal amount of money after Trump declared his 2020 candidacy on January 20, 2017.
  
  
• Fact. The money disappeared before it was needed most at the end, causing the Trump campaign to cancel advertising in midwestern states in the last month of the campaign, at the same time the Biden campaign increased its spending in those crucial states.
  
  
• Fact. The Trump campaign ended broke, needing additional funds to pay off its debts.
  
  
• Fact. Funds currently being raised to challenge the vote count will go into the campaign and can be used to pay off unrelated campaign debts.
  
  
• Opinion. Trump is not trying to overturn the election results. He is too smart to believe he has any chance to win lawsuits reversing the vote counts in at least three different states, which he would have to do to win.

So its possible that Trump is pushing the voter fraud narrative to get donations from his base to cover the entire campaign's debts? That would be quite the shrewd play.

Everything counts in large amounts.

[Ardwen]

It is 100 percent what is happening, also where did they spend nearly 2 billion dollars? Besides Brad Parscale's Ferrari, house and 2 condos of course.

[time4fun]

So its possible that Trump is pushing the voter fraud narrative to get donations from his base to cover the entire campaign's debts? That would be quite the shrewd play.

Everything counts in large amounts.

This would be one of our best case scenarios.

More likely he's legitimately terrified of what happens when he no longer has the protection of the DoJ.

[Alfster]

Because when it comes to Trump, nothing is ever a coincidence. He may be a raging incompetent, but he's not subtle.

Look, I'm not saying Trump will be successful in the option he's clearly trying to keep on the table, but I'm saying that he's going to try. And that alone is bad.

We're watching a psychopath try to tear down the foundations of our democracy right now and refuse- for the first time in 400 years- to agree to the peaceful transition of power. The closest we've ever had was Bush v Gore- where Gore did call to concede to Bush. He only retracted it later when Florida was counted for both him and Bush in one night, and it was clear how incredibly close things were (like within a few hundred votes).

What we're seeing now has no precedent. Or, rather, it has A TON of precedent- just not in any country you'd ever want to live in.

So yeah, when a guy who holds nothing as sacred is willing to tear this country apart for his own self-gain suddenly decides to replace the head of the military, FBI, and CIA...and then has the DoJ authorize prosecutions against "voter fraud" despite the fact that there is zero evidence of it- then yeah I'm worried.

Look at Fortybox. Look at what Trump has done to him. He's not alone. And the Trump campaign is now organizing rallies all over the country to protest the "election being stolen".

This man is not fucking around. And we'd all be wise to pay very close attention to what's going on here- because this is literally the kind of thing we see in authoritarian countries. This does NOT happen in functional democracies.

I'm not worried. They've already set the precedent that biden can bypass congress, install acting everything, and do whatever he wants with the purse. Play the same game and watch McConnel cry.

[Tgo01]

Registered in Kentucky: 1,477,985 republican, 1,678,538 democrat
Votes in Kentucky: 1,326,418 Trump, 772,285 Biden.

This means 89% of republicans who registered cast a vote while under 50% of registered democrats did.

Christ almighty. Have all the usual suspects gotten dumber in my absence?

Here are some shocking facts that are sure to blow your mind:

1) There are registered voters who don't register a political party, they might have voted for Trump. GASP!
2) It's possible (okay really fucking likely but I'm trying to ease you into this) that many Democrats voted for Trump.
3) Many registered Democrats in states like Kentucky are Democrat lite; they are pro life, they are very pro second amendment, and hate the government butting into their lives.
4) You are so unbelievably dumb that it literally hurt my brain to read your post and come to the realization that people as dumb as you are legally allowed to vote.

[Tgo01]

Other then the Navajo Nation has any other part of the US been even remotely close to the 89 percent GOP turnout Kentucky managed?

There is absolutely no way of knowing the party affiliation of anyone who voted in any election.

Why are you focusing on this shit so much yet don't even question the fact that in DC there are about 560k people aged 18+ (saying nothing of other people who aren't allowed to vote such as felons and illegal aliens), almost 300k voted in this election, and Biden got 93% of the vote?