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4 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

And they pretend to be the leader for democracy in this world. Pathetic! 

 

Shouldn't your post be more directly pointed to the antics of Thump and his "Thump Team"?

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29 minutes ago, Jeffr2 said:

Are you talking about the guy who downplayed the virus, lied about, made it political and is personally responsible for the deaths of thousands?

That’s Silvio Berlusconi... you have your nations and leaders mixed up.

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IIRC as an ex-VP Biden is still read in anyway. I stand to be corrected though.

 

Pretty sure he's aware of the existential threats anyway (alleged dementia notwithstanding).

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5 hours ago, vandeventer said:

 The count still goes on and President Trump is still the President until the courts say otherwise.

 

No, that's not the way the U.S. electoral system works. Nothing has to wait for the courts to say anything:

 

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“The thing about the American Constitution is that it doesn’t actually require the sitting president to do anything one way or the other. On January 20th, Donald Trump’s term ends and Joe Biden’s, I believe, will begin.” 

 

According to the 20th Amendment to the Constitution, the candidate with the most electoral votes becomes president at noon on Jan. 20. The current president’s term is therefore over on that day, just before noon.

 

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/12/constitution-will-end-trumps-term-if-he-doesnt-concede-john-yoo.html

 

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The electoral college meets on 14 December to cast its vote for president and nearly every state uses the statewide popular vote to allocate its electors. Biden is projected to win far more than the 270 electoral votes he needs to become president. His victory doesn’t hinge on one state and he has probably insurmountable leads in Michigan, Nevada, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Arizona.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/nov/11/can-donald-trump-stay-in-office-second-term-president-coup

 

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Regardless of however long a dispute is, the constitution does set one final deadline. Even if counting is ongoing, the president and vice-president’s terms both end at noon on 20 January. At that point if there isn’t a final result in the race, the speaker of the House – probably Nancy Pelosi – would become the acting president.

 

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7 hours ago, ballpoint said:

We already know the answer to that one.  Trump supporters have shown a desire to see the country go downhill as long as it means their man is in the White House.  They would be happy to see Biden flounder due to lack of preparedness, to the further detriment of the country, than see him succeed and the country prosper.

 

 

Yea right, speaking of the country going downhill it appears you haven't read the 110 page Manifesto that the Dem. put together. Read it, it's online than tell me how America is going to prosper.

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A conspiracy video post relying on a disallowed private social media account has been removed for violating forum rules, as follows:

 

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18) Social Media content is not to be used as  source material unless it is from a recognized or approved news media source,  the source of any such material (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube  etc.) should always be shown

 

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11 hours ago, heybruce said:

I see.  You don't think that procedures established to benefit the nation with a smooth transition, procedures that were made available to Trump, should be extended to Biden. 

 

That's not what a patriotic American would do.  You are willing to hurt the nation in order to spite Biden. 

He is scared of investigations into his criminal activities when he leaves office. I saw an interview on MSNBC with Joyce Vance former US attorney, he will be prosecuted under state laws and must answer to private cases brought against him as well criminal cases. He has been asking White House officials about self pardons for himself and his family for a long time, well before the elections she says.

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2 hours ago, Meat Pie 47 said:

In another blow for Trump, US election officials have declared “no evidence” of voter fraud, naming this election the “most secure” in history.

 

Most secure in history? Now we know they are lying.

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4 hours ago, vandeventer said:

Yea right, speaking of the country going downhill it appears you haven't read the 110 page Manifesto that the Dem. put together. Read it, it's online than tell me how America is going to prosper.

Its a wish list.

A good one.

Sure. Read it.

The democrats probably won't even control the senate so it will be hard to pass anything. 

 

https://www.npr.org/2020/07/08/889189235/democratic-task-forces-deliver-biden-a-blueprint-for-a-progressive-presidency

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16 hours ago, teacherclaire said:

Biden, who is set to become the first Roman Catholic U.S. president since John Kennedy in the 1960s, spoke with the pope on Thursday, thanking him for his "blessing and congratulations," his transition team said.

 

Amazing. Please let religions out of anything that matters.  

Too late; Biden has already butted into UK/Irish Catholic problem. 

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