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    Copper
    wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 22:36 last edited by Copper 12 Dec 2020, 22:36
    #143

    He has done very little that wasn't promised months or years in advance.

    He said he would fight for this election.

    And he has.

    He'll exhaust his options.

    Why would he do anything else?

    He is not a quitter.

    This is not his worst side, it is really terrific.

    Even more impressive considering he knew it was a long shot. And he had to put up with all the garbage that has been repeated here.

    Good for him.

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    • G George K
      12 Dec 2020, 21:58

      @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

      Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

      But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

      The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

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      Klaus
      wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:01 last edited by Klaus 12 Dec 2020, 23:03
      #144

      @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

      @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

      Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

      But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

      The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

      He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

      What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

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      • G George K
        12 Dec 2020, 21:58

        @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

        Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

        But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

        The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

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        kluurs
        wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:04 last edited by
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        @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

        @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

        Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

        The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

        There’s usually stories that do a post mortem of an administration. If the Middle East deals had been done in the 1980s or 90s, 5his would have been HUGE news. Now, it “ho hum.” No new wars is also a big deal. Iran may be a tougher call but North Korea seems to have calmed down. I’m not sure who will do a balanced review.

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        • H Horace
          12 Dec 2020, 19:30

          @Renauda said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

          I didn't think the power of presidential incumbency was that much of a gamble. Apparently Trump didn't either. In fact I even suspect he truly believes he won. His base certainly thinks so.

          It's well within normal psychological parameters of hyper-competitive people to not countenance failure on any intellectual level.

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          Doctor Phibes
          wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:21 last edited by
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          @Horace said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

          @Renauda said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

          I didn't think the power of presidential incumbency was that much of a gamble. Apparently Trump didn't either. In fact I even suspect he truly believes he won. His base certainly thinks so.

          It's well within normal psychological parameters of hyper-competitive people to not countenance failure on any intellectual level.

          Yeah, but when Magnus Carlsen loses a game of 2D chess, he doesn't whine like a little bitch for 2 solid months.

          The phrase 'Get the fuck over yourself' springs to mind.

          I was only joking

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          • K Klaus
            12 Dec 2020, 23:01

            @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

            @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

            Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

            But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

            The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

            He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

            What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

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            Moonbat
            wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:31 last edited by Moonbat 12 Dec 2020, 23:33
            #147

            @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

            @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

            @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

            Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

            But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

            The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

            He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

            What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

            I still don't really get why there isn't a greater outcry from Democrats and Republicans alike over this (or maybe there is and it's just TNCR that's not a representative sample). Trump actively tried to bypass a presidential election and seems to have made doing that ok in the eyes of his followers. Perhaps it's the mythology of America as the great bastion of democracy that is responsible for this complacency.

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            • M Moonbat
              12 Dec 2020, 23:31

              @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

              @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

              @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

              Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

              But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

              The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

              He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

              What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

              I still don't really get why there isn't a greater outcry from Democrats and Republicans alike over this (or maybe there is and it's just TNCR that's not a representative sample). Trump actively tried to bypass a presidential election and seems to have made doing that ok in the eyes of his followers. Perhaps it's the mythology of America as the great bastion of democracy that is responsible for this complacency.

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              Klaus
              wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:49 last edited by
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              @Moonbat my explanation is that the US has become so polarized that, for many, it’s only “them against us”. There are no rules, no right or wrong, nothing is off limits as long as it helps the own tribe.

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                Copper
                wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:50 last edited by Copper 12 Dec 2020, 23:51
                #149

                He simply exhausted his options, in a close race.

                Anyone who doesn't do this is a quitter.

                And should be ashamed that they let their supporters down.

                The quitters Gore and Clinton come to mind.

                The lasting value in this is that the process will be scrutinized and updated. It will be Trump-proofed, assuming our law-makers can remember how to make laws.

                For now, let's all thank Mr. Trump for introducing us to our system.

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                  Doctor Phibes
                  wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:53 last edited by
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                  Sometimes it's hard to tell whether you're joking or not.

                  I was only joking

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                  • J jon-nyc
                    12 Dec 2020, 15:50

                    What I don't get is how people kept believing in it. How many times do you have to see fact-lite, argument-lite filings get laughed out of multiple courts, including by Trump appointed judges, before you figure out what's going on?

                    It's like they just love being the chump. Every night they lose all their money at the poker table but the next day they're like Flounder in Animal House - "You guys playing cards???"

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                    Jolly
                    wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:56 last edited by
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                    @jon-nyc said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                    What I don't get is how people kept believing in it. How many times do you have to see fact-lite, argument-lite filings get laughed out of multiple courts, including by Trump appointed judges, before you figure out what's going on?

                    It's like they just love being the chump. Every night they lose all their money at the poker table but the next day they're like Flounder in Animal House - "You guys playing cards???"

                    Actually, there gas been quite a bit of fraud proven, most of it going one way.

                    I invite you to relook at Ted Cruz's comments on the Constitution and election law.

                    “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

                    Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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                      Copper
                      wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:56 last edited by
                      #152

                      Trump-proofed

                      You watch, someone will figure this out

                      It will be like when Augusta tried to Tiger-proof the course.

                      Of course Augusta's mistake was that they created a course that was even more suited to Mr. Woods.

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                      • M Moonbat
                        12 Dec 2020, 23:31

                        @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                        @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                        @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                        Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

                        But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

                        The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

                        He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

                        What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

                        I still don't really get why there isn't a greater outcry from Democrats and Republicans alike over this (or maybe there is and it's just TNCR that's not a representative sample). Trump actively tried to bypass a presidential election and seems to have made doing that ok in the eyes of his followers. Perhaps it's the mythology of America as the great bastion of democracy that is responsible for this complacency.

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                        Catseye3
                        wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:57 last edited by Catseye3 12 Dec 2020, 23:58
                        #153

                        @Moonbat said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                        I still don't really get why there isn't a greater outcry from Democrats and Republicans alike over this

                        I like to think it's because there is such widespread fedupedness with this guy that nobody -- nooobody, in any party, wants to slow his exit. Everybody's like, "No roadblocks! NO ROADBLOCKS!"

                        Success is measured by your discipline and inner peace. – Mike Ditka

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                        • M Moonbat
                          12 Dec 2020, 23:31

                          @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                          @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                          @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                          Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

                          But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

                          The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

                          He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

                          What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

                          I still don't really get why there isn't a greater outcry from Democrats and Republicans alike over this (or maybe there is and it's just TNCR that's not a representative sample). Trump actively tried to bypass a presidential election and seems to have made doing that ok in the eyes of his followers. Perhaps it's the mythology of America as the great bastion of democracy that is responsible for this complacency.

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                          89th
                          wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:58 last edited by
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                          @Moonbat said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                          @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                          @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                          @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                          Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

                          But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

                          The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

                          He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

                          What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

                          I still don't really get why there isn't a greater outcry from Democrats and Republicans alike over this (or maybe there is and it's just TNCR that's not a representative sample). Trump actively tried to bypass a presidential election and seems to have made doing that ok in the eyes of his followers. Perhaps it's the mythology of America as the great bastion of democracy that is responsible for this complacency.

                          I don’t think there’s a bigger outcry because everyone knows this is a childish, baseless attempt that will lose.

                          No one is really taking it seriously as a threat.

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                          • G George K
                            12 Dec 2020, 21:58

                            @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                            Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

                            But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

                            The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

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                            Renauda
                            wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:58 last edited by Renauda
                            #155

                            @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                            ..., and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

                            To my thinking the Trump Administration's foreign policy in the Middle East is just as problematic and empty as that of its recent predecessors.

                            Gwynne Dyer sums it up rather well:

                            https://www.thespec.com/opinion/contributors/2020/09/18/there-is-very-little-truly-new-about-donald-trumps-new-middle-east.html

                            Elbows up!

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                            • C Copper
                              12 Dec 2020, 23:50

                              He simply exhausted his options, in a close race.

                              Anyone who doesn't do this is a quitter.

                              And should be ashamed that they let their supporters down.

                              The quitters Gore and Clinton come to mind.

                              The lasting value in this is that the process will be scrutinized and updated. It will be Trump-proofed, assuming our law-makers can remember how to make laws.

                              For now, let's all thank Mr. Trump for introducing us to our system.

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                              89th
                              wrote on 12 Dec 2020, 23:59 last edited by
                              #156

                              @Copper said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                              He simply exhausted his options, in a close race.

                              It wasn’t a close race.

                              Biden won by a landslide, according to Trump’s own words.

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                              • K Klaus
                                12 Dec 2020, 23:01

                                @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

                                But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

                                The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

                                He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

                                What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

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                                Larry
                                wrote on 13 Dec 2020, 02:26 last edited by
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                                @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

                                But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

                                The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

                                He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

                                What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

                                Bull shit. A democracy can only survive as long as people feel they can trust the results of an election. But you ARE correct that to survive requires a certain set of rules be accepted by everyone. Apparently you missed the part where the 4 states in question did NOT do that, and changed the rules right before election day. THEY are the ones who pissed on the rules.

                                It's mind numbing to hear how uninformed the Left is.

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                                  12 Dec 2020, 23:59

                                  @Copper said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                  He simply exhausted his options, in a close race.

                                  It wasn’t a close race.

                                  Biden won by a landslide, according to Trump’s own words.

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                                  Larry
                                  wrote on 13 Dec 2020, 02:27 last edited by
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                                  @89th said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                  @Copper said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                  He simply exhausted his options, in a close race.

                                  It wasn’t a close race.

                                  Biden won by a landslide, according to Trump’s own words.

                                  Trump has never said that. That is a bare faced lie and you know it.

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                                  • R Renauda
                                    12 Dec 2020, 23:58

                                    @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                    ..., and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

                                    To my thinking the Trump Administration's foreign policy in the Middle East is just as problematic and empty as that of its recent predecessors.

                                    Gwynne Dyer sums it up rather well:

                                    https://www.thespec.com/opinion/contributors/2020/09/18/there-is-very-little-truly-new-about-donald-trumps-new-middle-east.html

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                                    Larry
                                    wrote on 13 Dec 2020, 02:28 last edited by
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                                    @Renauda said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                    @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                    ..., and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

                                    To my thinking the Trump Administration's foreign policy in the Middle East is just as problematic and empty as any that of its recent predecessors.

                                    Gwynne Dyer sums it up rather well:

                                    https://www.thespec.com/opinion/contributors/2020/09/18/there-is-very-little-truly-new-about-donald-trumps-new-middle-east.html

                                    If there's nothing new about it, then tell me why the fuck nobody else did it?

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                                    • C Catseye3
                                      12 Dec 2020, 23:57

                                      @Moonbat said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                      I still don't really get why there isn't a greater outcry from Democrats and Republicans alike over this

                                      I like to think it's because there is such widespread fedupedness with this guy that nobody -- nooobody, in any party, wants to slow his exit. Everybody's like, "No roadblocks! NO ROADBLOCKS!"

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                                      Larry
                                      wrote on 13 Dec 2020, 02:33 last edited by
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                                      @Catseye3 said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                      @Moonbat said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                      I still don't really get why there isn't a greater outcry from Democrats and Republicans alike over this

                                      I like to think it's because there is such widespread fedupedness with this guy that nobody -- nooobody, in any party, wants to slow his exit. Everybody's like, "No roadblocks! NO ROADBLOCKS!"

                                      I'll tell you who is about to be fed up. It's the 75 million Americans currently being made fun of, who are getting sick of the corruptness of the Left, and getting just as sick of all the stupid lies being spread by the Left and the self righteous, self important sheep on the Left. The level of ignorant bull shit being spewed here by the "Biden won" morons is just staggering.

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                                      • L Larry
                                        13 Dec 2020, 02:27

                                        @89th said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                        @Copper said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                        He simply exhausted his options, in a close race.

                                        It wasn’t a close race.

                                        Biden won by a landslide, according to Trump’s own words.

                                        Trump has never said that. That is a bare faced lie and you know it.

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                                        89th
                                        wrote on 13 Dec 2020, 02:51 last edited by
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                                        @Larry said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                        @89th said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                        @Copper said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                        He simply exhausted his options, in a close race.

                                        It wasn’t a close race.

                                        Biden won by a landslide, according to Trump’s own words.

                                        Trump has never said that. That is a bare faced lie and you know it.

                                        Nope. Trump said in 2016 that winning with 306 electoral votes is a landslide. That’s how much Biden won with. So in Trump’s own words, Biden’s 306 votes was a landslide. See quote below from an interview he gave on Fox News Sunday in Nov 2016:

                                        "We had a massive landslide victory, as you know, in the Electoral College. I guess the final numbers are now at 306.”

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                                          @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                          @George-K said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                          @Klaus said in Trump trying to get the GOP to sign on to Texas’s useless lawsuit:

                                          Maybe it's the "...then I'll take everything else down with me" bunker psychology

                                          But is he really? Yeah, he's replaced people (for a total of 6-7 weeks), but I don't see him trying to burn down the country. Even if he fires Barr, what effect will that have on the nation? Nothing.

                                          The only thing burning is his reputation, and sadly, the good work he's done in the Middle East is going unnoticed.

                                          He's putting the axe on the most important pillar of any democracy, namely the concept to accept a loss of an election and not tell your gullible supporters that the election was "stolen", without ever presenting evidence that survives a day in court. A democracy can only live and survive when a certain set of rules is accepted by everyone. He's pissed on those rules, and I doubt they can be cleaned easily. They'll stink for decades. You'll maybe find some "but they did it, too" stuff, but there's nothing that comes close in magnitude.

                                          What could be a more effective way to burn down a country than this?

                                          Bull shit. A democracy can only survive as long as people feel they can trust the results of an election. But you ARE correct that to survive requires a certain set of rules be accepted by everyone. Apparently you missed the part where the 4 states in question did NOT do that, and changed the rules right before election day. THEY are the ones who pissed on the rules.

                                          It's mind numbing to hear how uninformed the Left is.

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