Trump and his imbeciles fail to recognize that he lost

Scataphagos said:
Losing is one thing... being cheated is another.

Back in the old days when a gambler was caught cheating, they'd take him out back and break both his legs... or maybe give him a ride into the desert and bury him.

Seems our our elections would benefit from something like that.
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I too would like to see Donnie's legs broken
 
smallfil said:
The way I understood it is not all the evidence will be presented in the lower and appellate courts which would probably, be used as an excuse by extreme liberal activist judges to deny the plaintiff motions. That is good because now, it moves the lawsuits to the US Supreme Court eventually. There all the evidence will be presented and the US Supreme Court justices can render their judgement on the merits of the evidence of election fraud presented. Just like the election dispute Gore vs Bush, which took 37 days to resolve. We are only like 22 days after the election. Lots of time to resolve these issues before the official certification of all state results which is December 15, 2020 if I remember correctly. Let us see what the US Supreme Court has to say in the matter.
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Should Rudy, Lin and Sidney get a fair hearing and the election in December go Trump's way, then wouldn't that be fun to watch all these cabinet appointees have the rug pulled out from under them. Part of me thinks that Trump allowed the GSA to start it's process for just that purpose.----Izzy.
 
Buy1Sell2 said:
Should Rudy, Lin and Sidney get a fair hearing and the election in December go Trump's way, then wouldn't that be fun to watch all these cabinet appointees have the rug pulled out from under them. Part of me thinks that Trump allowed the GSA to start it's process for just that purpose.----Izzy.
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After all your failed predictions, it's only appropriate that you make a few more.

Whatever happened to "Democrat Party' dissolving after elections?
 
Scataphagos said:
Losing is one thing... being cheated is another.

Back in the old days when a gambler was caught cheating, they'd take him out back and break both his legs... or maybe give him a ride into the desert and bury him.

Seems our our elections would benefit from something like that.
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The Dems didn't "only cheat Trump"... they cheated 70 Million American voters. Any punishment for that or just crickets??

The Dems have no scruples, no morals... what they have in abundance is greed and power lust.

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Scataphagos said:
The Dems didn't "only cheat Trump"... they cheated 70 Million American voters. Any punishment for that or just crickets??

The Dems have no scruples, no morals... what they have in abundance is greed and power lust.

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Well some of the imbeciles are recognizing that he lost...

White House exodus begins even as Trump continues to baselessly claim victory
https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/04/politics/trump-loyalty-purge/index.html

White House staffers at all levels are plotting their departures as a growing number of aides to President Donald Trump are abandoning his quest to overturn the 2020 election results -- some in frustration with the building they are leaving behind.

Multiple sources inside and outside the White House cited a variety of reasons for the exodus already underway, ranging from the urgent need for employment to a palpable disgust with Trump's ill-fated election challenges.

One source familiar with the situation said Trump's refusal to accept defeat has unnerved some staffers who worry the President is tarnishing his own legacy and, more critically, eroding voters' faith in US elections. Others have said they understood the odds were high that they'd need to find new jobs soon, and they prepared to make career moves regardless of how the President reacted to defeat.

A separate senior administration official described a "toxic" work environment among the dwindling number of West Wing staffers. While the Trump White House was never the model of a functional workplace, the lack of direction and sense of defeat during Trump's lame duck period has sharpened divides among staffers facing the prospect of potential unemployment.

(More at above url)
 
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