The Biden Coup
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 15:35 last edited by
Larry I'm just trying to make it easier on you. Pull the fucking bandaid off already.
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 15:45 last edited by
What are you afraid of Jon, following the Constitution, or that they might actually find that Trump won?
It seems to me that you democrats would want Trump to win. After all, it's not the man we are supporting, it's what the man did. So if Biden DOES get certified, you will have about a year you get to crow about, then a year of regret, then what comes in 2022 and 2024 will be even bigger than Trump ever was.
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 15:46 last edited by Doctor Phibes
- The bandaid remains on until I SAY IT'S TIME TO REMOVE IT.
- It is not determined that the bandaid needs to come off.
- There is every reason to believe that the bandaid will fall off all by itself if left for long enough.
- It is quite possible that it is not a bandaid at all, and is actually part of my skin that is just a slightly different colour from the rest of me.
SEMI - COLON
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 15:47 last edited by
I'd have that semicolon seen about.....
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 17:07 last edited by
at what point will people give in? Biden will be on the capitol podium getting sworn in in January. People can in their mind accept or not accept his legitimacy. But he will be the one sworn in. On that I have no doubt and if you question that, then someone else has their heads buried in the asses so deep they can’t see what’s obvious to most of the population including most republicans. I’ll be happy to bump this post in January for those who think otherwise.
If you choose in your mind to not accept it, that’s certainly your right but it won’t change the reality on the ground.
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 17:11 last edited by bachophile
Just put in a reminder.
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 17:31 last edited by Mik
I expected this if it appeared Trump lost, so I am completely content to let it play out. I offer no prediction of the result.
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 17:33 last edited by Doctor Phibes
Personally, I'd be amazed if the Trump's people come up with anything substantive, but I'm one of the very few people who posts on the internet who's frequently wrong about anything, so take that for what it's worth.
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I expected this if it appeared Trump lost, so I am completely content to let it play out. I offer no prediction of the result.
wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 17:46 last edited by@Mik said in The Biden Coup:
I offer no prediction of the result.
Maybe no prediction, but what do you believe?
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 17:51 last edited by Mik
I believe it will play out and the truth will be known. What that is is TBD.
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 17:53 last edited by
IOW, Mik calls it for Biden.
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 17:55 last edited by
Nope. If I thought that I would say so. If I thought the other way I would say that. I think the worst that can come of this exercise is steps taken to increase voter confidence.
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It is a general thing going on in society to place blame on others, rather than taking responsibility for your actions. This is another example of this.
President elect Biden will be the president, Not because the Democrats stole the election But because the Republicans and President Trump did not appeal to enough US voters to win the election. PERIOD.
Let me repeat. President elect Biden will be the president. The reason is is because President Trump did not appeal to enough voters to win the election. PERIOD
wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 18:00 last edited by@taiwan_girl said in The Biden Coup:
President elect Biden will be the president, Not because the Democrats stole the election But because the Republicans and President Trump did not appeal to enough US voters to win the election. PERIOD.
There you go.
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at what point will people give in? Biden will be on the capitol podium getting sworn in in January. People can in their mind accept or not accept his legitimacy. But he will be the one sworn in. On that I have no doubt and if you question that, then someone else has their heads buried in the asses so deep they can’t see what’s obvious to most of the population including most republicans. I’ll be happy to bump this post in January for those who think otherwise.
If you choose in your mind to not accept it, that’s certainly your right but it won’t change the reality on the ground.
wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 18:05 last edited by@bachophile said in The Biden Coup:
at what point will people give in? Biden will be on the capitol podium getting sworn in in January. People can in their mind accept or not accept his legitimacy. But he will be the one sworn in. On that I have no doubt and if you question that, then someone else has their heads buried in the asses so deep they can’t see what’s obvious to most of the population including most republicans. I’ll be happy to bump this post in January for those who think otherwise.
If you choose in your mind to not accept it, that’s certainly your right but it won’t change the reality on the ground.
At what point did the democrats truly give in on the legitimacy of the Trump Presidency? Many thought he was installed by Putin and the media spent 4 years trying to prove it and the House tried to remove him.
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@bachophile said in The Biden Coup:
at what point will people give in? Biden will be on the capitol podium getting sworn in in January. People can in their mind accept or not accept his legitimacy. But he will be the one sworn in. On that I have no doubt and if you question that, then someone else has their heads buried in the asses so deep they can’t see what’s obvious to most of the population including most republicans. I’ll be happy to bump this post in January for those who think otherwise.
If you choose in your mind to not accept it, that’s certainly your right but it won’t change the reality on the ground.
At what point did the democrats truly give in on the legitimacy of the Trump Presidency? Many thought he was installed by Putin and the media spent 4 years trying to prove it and the House tried to remove him.
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@bachophile said in The Biden Coup:
at what point will people give in? Biden will be on the capitol podium getting sworn in in January. People can in their mind accept or not accept his legitimacy. But he will be the one sworn in. On that I have no doubt and if you question that, then someone else has their heads buried in the asses so deep they can’t see what’s obvious to most of the population including most republicans. I’ll be happy to bump this post in January for those who think otherwise.
If you choose in your mind to not accept it, that’s certainly your right but it won’t change the reality on the ground.
At what point did the democrats truly give in on the legitimacy of the Trump Presidency? Many thought he was installed by Putin and the media spent 4 years trying to prove it and the House tried to remove him.
wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 18:10 last edited by@Loki said in The Biden Coup:
At what point did the democrats truly give in on the legitimacy of the
Trump PresidencyStacy Abrams concession?Still hasn't happened, by the way.
She lost Georgia's governorship by a magnitude of order (literally) margin than Trump did.
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at what point will people give in? Biden will be on the capitol podium getting sworn in in January. People can in their mind accept or not accept his legitimacy. But he will be the one sworn in. On that I have no doubt and if you question that, then someone else has their heads buried in the asses so deep they can’t see what’s obvious to most of the population including most republicans. I’ll be happy to bump this post in January for those who think otherwise.
If you choose in your mind to not accept it, that’s certainly your right but it won’t change the reality on the ground.
wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 18:21 last edited by Catseye3@bachophile said in The Biden Coup:
But he [Biden] will be the one sworn in. On that I have no doubt and if you question that, then someone else has their heads buried in the asses so deep they can’t see what’s obvious to most of the population including most republicans.
POTD.
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@bachophile said in The Biden Coup:
at what point will people give in? Biden will be on the capitol podium getting sworn in in January. People can in their mind accept or not accept his legitimacy. But he will be the one sworn in. On that I have no doubt and if you question that, then someone else has their heads buried in the asses so deep they can’t see what’s obvious to most of the population including most republicans. I’ll be happy to bump this post in January for those who think otherwise.
If you choose in your mind to not accept it, that’s certainly your right but it won’t change the reality on the ground.
At what point did the democrats truly give in on the legitimacy of the Trump Presidency? Many thought he was installed by Putin and the media spent 4 years trying to prove it and the House tried to remove him.
wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 18:30 last edited by@Loki people may not have liked him but legal legitimacy was not questioned. People certainly grumbled.about the popular vs electoral count but no one questioned the legality.
Just look at the Obama Trump transition, was there any concerted effort to make it difficult?
what trump is doing is unprecedented and ultimately showing that the good of the nation is not really his priority.
He can still pursue legal redress and yet allow administration staff to meet with their counterparts and do some info sharing. What he’s doing is deliberately screwing any chance for transition, which will happen whether he likes it or not.
and what I once thought of as not conceivable, the secret service escorting him out in January, I see now as a possibility. If that happens, his legacy in history books will be pathetic indeed.
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wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 18:33 last edited by
bach, I totally agree with you on the transition. It is unconscionable to resist in this way.
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@Loki people may not have liked him but legal legitimacy was not questioned. People certainly grumbled.about the popular vs electoral count but no one questioned the legality.
Just look at the Obama Trump transition, was there any concerted effort to make it difficult?
what trump is doing is unprecedented and ultimately showing that the good of the nation is not really his priority.
He can still pursue legal redress and yet allow administration staff to meet with their counterparts and do some info sharing. What he’s doing is deliberately screwing any chance for transition, which will happen whether he likes it or not.
and what I once thought of as not conceivable, the secret service escorting him out in January, I see now as a possibility. If that happens, his legacy in history books will be pathetic indeed.
wrote on 16 Nov 2020, 18:37 last edited by George K@bachophile said in The Biden Coup:
what trump is doing is unprecedented
What, specifically, with regard to the transition is he doing that is unprecedented? He's disputing the validity of the election, pointless as it seems. It's a serious question. We're only 13 days since the election which he seems to have lost.
Just for a sense of perspective, 43's transition was done in 39 days, when Al Gore disputed the election.
Edit to add: I'm not justifying it by any means. Simply pointing out that it's not unprecedented.