Biden cements victory by flipping Arizona, as Trump keeps transition in limbo

[GroveHillWanderer]

1 hour ago, stevenl said:

According to Trump it is a landslide, see his words in 2016.

Legitimate votes should be counted.

Very true - and here are multiple, multiple examples of him saying so.

 

 

 

Oh, the irony!

[Phoenix Rising]

The rats are scurrying for the portholes:

 

Law firm attempting to block Biden's win in Pennsylvania leaves controversial Trump campaign case

 

"Porter Wright is a mid-sized Midwestern law firm built to primarily represent corporations. Its choice to leave the Trump case signals a growing discomfort nationally with the President's continued wish to push unfounded attacks on voting and undermine Biden's win in several key states with a play to block the popular vote and sway the Electoral College in his favor.

Earlier this week, Jones Day, a large and elite law firm that has long represented the interests of Trump, publicly distanced itself from cases where the President is contesting the popular vote or alleging voter fraud."

[watthong]

Thanks Kellyanne, for the compliment!

[stevenl]

3 minutes ago, Phoenix Rising said:

The rats are scurrying for the portholes:

 

Law firm attempting to block Biden's win in Pennsylvania leaves controversial Trump campaign case

 

"Porter Wright is a mid-sized Midwestern law firm built to primarily represent corporations. Its choice to leave the Trump case signals a growing discomfort nationally with the President's continued wish to push unfounded attacks on voting and undermine Biden's win in several key states with a play to block the popular vote and sway the Electoral College in his favor.

Earlier this week, Jones Day, a large and elite law firm that has long represented the interests of Trump, publicly distanced itself from cases where the President is contesting the popular vote or alleging voter fraud."

Isn't a new lawyer reason to postpone the case at hand?

[Lacessit]

5 minutes ago, Phoenix Rising said:

The rats are scurrying for the portholes:

 

Law firm attempting to block Biden's win in Pennsylvania leaves controversial Trump campaign case

 

"Porter Wright is a mid-sized Midwestern law firm built to primarily represent corporations. Its choice to leave the Trump case signals a growing discomfort nationally with the President's continued wish to push unfounded attacks on voting and undermine Biden's win in several key states with a play to block the popular vote and sway the Electoral College in his favor.

Earlier this week, Jones Day, a large and elite law firm that has long represented the interests of Trump, publicly distanced itself from cases where the President is contesting the popular vote or alleging voter fraud."

Apparently there is only one lawyer left in Philadelphia representing Trump, Linda Kerns.

[Phoenix Rising]

14 minutes ago, stevenl said:

Isn't a new lawyer reason to postpone the case at hand?

Maybe, if the judge hasn't contemptuously dismissed it already.

[Rimmer]

An off topic spoof video has been removed

[kamahele]

21 hours ago, riclag said:

The vot

Why would the GSA not recognize biden! Correct me if I'm wrong ! The vote in AZ hasn't been certified! 

They recognized Trump as the president elect in 2016  before the votes were certified as they do every time there is a new president elect. Didn't hear any complaints in 2016 or any other election year.

[Jonnapat]

I've always considering the Tory party in the UK to be generally pretty awful but they are tame in comparison with the current US Republican party. 

[Lacessit]

2 hours ago, Jonnapat said:

I've always considering the Tory party in the UK to be generally pretty awful but they are tame in comparison with the current US Republican party. 

The GOP makes the Liberals in Australia look quite sane in comparison, and that does take some doing.

[earlinclaifornia]

On 11/13/2020 at 3:09 PM, riclag said:

The vot

Why would the GSA not recognize biden! Correct me if I'm wrong ! The vote in AZ hasn't been certified! 

It depends on the state and its laws, but every state has to certify its election by the “Safe Harbor” deadline, which falls six days before the Electoral College votes. That deadline is Dec. 8 this year. Here are the dates in key states:

She is keeping her boss happy is all.

[earlinclaifornia]

The interview with trump speaking of Hilary's phone call conceding the election was actually very presidential. 

[Rimmer]

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[RocketDog]

Trump is a pitiful figure. If I was a better man I would pity him. 

 

But as it stands I pity the people, laws, government, courts that he is dragging through the mud. 

 

Historians will not treat this man well. 

[RocketDog]

3 hours ago, Lacessit said:

The GOP makes the Liberals in Australia look quite sane in comparison, and that does take some doing.

Charles Manson looks sane by comparison. Trump has set the bar for sanity pretty low. 

[RocketDog]

6 hours ago, stevenl said:

Isn't a new lawyer reason to postpone the case at hand?

Court's discretion, not a rule. 

[PolarAttack]

On 11/13/2020 at 12:16 AM, placeholder said:

It's not necessary for the votes to be certified. It certainly hasn't been the case in the past with the exception of Bush Gore which is a very different case.

It may not be necessary but it does make it official. The other way is for one party to concede the victory to the other. That has not happened this year. So keep counting ????????‍♂️

[Stargeezr]

The 4 year old Trump, err I mean Trump who has been Pres for 4 years, has to pick

up his sand bucket and leave the sand box, and let the other people play in it.

   I do hope that his party the Republicans can be adult enough to tell Mr. Trump

the game is over, and it is time to move on.  Or maybe we all have to wait until Jan 20th

when Trump will be asked for more rent money if he insists on staying in the White house.

Geezer

[placeholder]

14 minutes ago, PolarAttack said:

It may not be necessary but it does make it official. The other way is for one party to concede the victory to the other. That has not happened this year. So keep counting ????????‍♂️

You've ignored what I was replying to. Someone contended that it was necessary to have the states certify the election count before the GSA could authorize govt cooperation with the Biden transition team. That contention is false.