Originally posted by 12131: You know I don't mean all of them, but just a huge enough number of them to make the election goes the way it's going. Sickening.
I know. The same could be said about the people in a lot of states. I'm curious how many people left Michigan, Wisconsin and maybe Minnesota. Between 2016 and now to become residents of Florida for tax reasons and brought their votes with them.
November 04, 2020, 01:39 PM
Hound Dog
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Originally posted by 12131:
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Originally posted by Dtech: Keep the faith!
Always.
Yes, please.
There is enough negativity in the msm; we don't need more here.
I understand why some people have given up. I really do. The propaganda from the media is unrelenting, and it is natural to take the tripe peddled by the media at face value. I certainly admit my hopes for a decisive landslide have been dashed, and I am very disappointed that President Trump didn't take California and win the popular vote as of 2-3am this morning.
But, never forget,
WE ARE NOT BEATEN YET.
For those who wish to come here with your blatant hopelessness and doom saying to try to drag us down with you; please, don't. Go complain to your wife, kids, dog, or cat - please leave us out of it.
Fear God and Dread Nought Admiral of the Fleet Sir Jacky Fisher
November 04, 2020, 01:44 PM
18DAI
Hold the line brothers! We will prevail! Regards 18DAI
7+1 Rounds of hope and change
November 04, 2020, 01:46 PM
mbinky
Trump campaign has filed a lawsuit in MI.
There will also be a press conference from Philly at 3:30PM.
Also NUMEROUS accounts of fuckery in Fulton county, GA right now. One GOP observer said they were told voting was stopped for the night and after they left they kept counting.
November 04, 2020, 01:46 PM
EZ_B
November 04, 2020, 01:48 PM
Ackks
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Originally posted by mbinky: Trump campaign has filed a lawsuit in MI.
There will also be a press conference from Philly at 3:30PM.
Also NUMEROUS accounts of fuckery in Fulton county, GA right now. One GOP observer said they were told voting was stopped for the night and after they left they kept counting.
Probably aren't allowed to watch the count because of the video Crowder is talking about where they moved ballots in coolers and suitcases at 4 AM. He is asking his lawyer if he can show the video. Live stream below.
Or, in other words, a normal day in Philadelphia for the past 160-odd years.
My family has deep roots in Pennsylvania (earliest ones landed in the 1600s) and I'm disheartened that the birthplace of our constitutional Republic-- with every passing election-- is more a threat to its demise because of outright criminality.
I still have faith in the President's team to right this, but I'm furious that it's necessary.
November 04, 2020, 02:07 PM
TigerDore
Turley makes a great point here regarding how smoothly the vote counts went in large states under Republican governors (FL, TX, OH) versus the train wrecks in Democrat-run MI, WI and PA.
November 04, 2020, 02:08 PM
dave7378
We have a ways to go as far as the Presidency but so far it has been a good day for conservatives. Keeping he senate is HUGE.
Originally posted by TigerDore: Turley makes a great point here regarding how smoothly the vote counts went in large states under Republican governors (FL, TX, OH) versus the train wrecks in Democrat-run MI, WI and PA.
Yeah, it's insane and it's obvious. Look how quickly and early Florida was called. Lying, cheating democrats, I tell you what.
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November 04, 2020, 02:14 PM
Georgeair
Maricopa County in AZ is where most of the votes still are. They are Biden-leaning, that's gonna be a tough state to crack I predict.
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November 04, 2020, 02:19 PM
bald1
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Originally posted by Ackks: Crowder is talking about video of people transporting ballots in MI in bags, suitcases, and coolers.
