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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2020 14:17:14 GMT
And yet another delivery. I hope they allowed time for the ink to dry on this latest batch. 'President Sleepy Joe' ...you know it makes sense
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Post by Rob on Nov 4, 2020 14:17:17 GMT
I get the impression you feel you have scored a slam dunk, AJ. You haven't. Listen to what he says. Not what someone spinning and scurrying to defend his outrageous outpouring and victory claim comes up with on the internet a few hours later. What he said is a clear suggestion of wrongdoing or else why would he baselessly say he wants the Supreme Court to intervene. It is because, as he says, he has won. He hasn't. Additional fakery as is his wont. He should not be claiming victory when he hasn't. But he has. He will challenge where there is less than 1% between the candidates in a State. As will Biden. Expect that will happen in at least a couple of States left from projections. That process does not involve the Supreme Court and is built in. All rational commentators fairly united in considering it so as was I seeing it live, albeit at an early hour and almost immune to his lies and nonsense by now. You are so wrapped up in your alt-right la-la land, AJ, and you seemingly can't escape from it. You are surely far too intelligent to fall for this last gasp populist guff and spin. Even Register's Daily Express rag are currently concluding same and referencing Trumps citing of the election being a major fraud on our nation, as they report it. There will no doubt be editing throughout the day, though. www.express.co.uk/news/world/1355893/Donald-Trump-speech-in-full-victory-speech-US-election-2020-results-latest-EVGNow reading Trump may lose, whereas my money a few hours ago was on him winning. I have yet to see why the tide may have turned in the last couple of hours, but I'm sure AJ's Reverend Anthony will have also hold a view based on electoral fraud that both AJ and Trump have given and continue to give a nod to.. Oh I see you're back posting pictures of supposed postal votes. I like it, though. As do Trump supporters. Can't think why, eh! Very disappointed you haven't made reference to the National Guard being called in to check votes in one state. I'm sure you or Reverend Anthony will get around to it.
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Post by Rob on Nov 4, 2020 15:40:46 GMT
Someone has woken up.
The retweet may have been removed now after fact-check. It was a moan about voting security that obviously needed his Caps Lock attention. Reverend Anthony and AJ probably all over it.
Suspect the meltdown to be relentless in the next 24 hours. He’ll need to concede and won’t like that. Never can say goodbye without a good script, these types.
Expect advisors are trying to be as reasonable as possible in telling him to shut up right now, but how does a narcissist do that at this time? We shall see. The wanting of various recounts just seems inevitable with this clown.
Kayleigh offers her viewpoint.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2020 17:09:46 GMT
Rob God is urging me to get the stamp out again, informing me that the above is yet more fake news piled upon previous fake news . But being charitable, I’m sure you’d accept that given Trump’s current lead in the possibly crucial state of Pennsylvania, the method by which it might be overturned is controversial to say the least. Yes, obviously there is the clear suggestion of wrongdoing, or it wouldn’t have gone before the Supreme Court last week. And if the suggestion was indeed ‘baseless’ would they really have been split 4-4 when voting on it ? Neither can I see that the challenge should be restricted to States where there is less than 1% between the candidates, but if it were so, surely all the more justification for the demand that voting be stopped now ? Of the 2.5 million postal votes issued in Pennsylvania, over a million had not been returned by Thursday of last week. Given that there could be a lot still outstanding, and the significance that may have will be dawning on voters who didn’t send them in by 8pm yesterday, doesn’t that underline why Trump demands that voting should be properly stopped ? Otherwise, given the numbers involved, votes that may have been accepted after the time frame that the Supreme may yet (among other things) be asked to rule on, could push the figure above the 1% margin that you refer to. Let’s remember that 3 of the Supreme Court Justices wrote last week that there was "simply not enough time at this late date to decide the question before the election" but added that "does not mean that the state court decision must escape our review." And one of them concluded that ‘there is a strong likelihood that the State Supreme Court decision violates the Federal Constitution’. Quite why Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito doesn’t dismiss the complaints as ‘baseless’ as Rob was quickly able to do, remains unclear for the time being. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision to give itself powers to overrule the legislature based on “extraordinary jurisdiction” due to the coronavirus pandemic, which had the character of a “natural disaster ” sounds dodgy in the extreme to me, and quite possibly politically motivated. As State Supreme Justice Alito observed: "The provisions of the Federal Constitution conferring on state legislatures, not state courts, the authority to make rules governing federal elections would be meaningless if a state court could override the rules adopted by the legislature simply by claiming that a state constitutional provision gave the courts the authority to make whatever rules it thought appropriate for the conduct of a fair election."Whatever the final outcome, the objections seem far from baseless to me, but there would be huge difficulties and ramifications in trying to sort this mess out after the event, even if Coney Barratt’s casting vote came into play. Maybe, at least to avoid Civil War, it would be better if President Sleepy Joe could win without the need to claim Pennsylvania, but Trump appears to have every justification in voicing his dissatisfaction with what’s gone on there, and to indicate he will press the Supreme Court to give a proper ruling on it, as they’ve indicated they could be willing to do.
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Post by stewart on Nov 4, 2020 19:51:28 GMT
I get the impression you feel you have scored a slam dunk, AJ. You haven't. Listen to what he says. Not what someone spinning and scurrying to defend his outrageous outpouring and victory claim comes up with on the internet a few hours later. What he said is a clear suggestion of wrongdoing or else why would he baselessly say he wants the Supreme Court to intervene. It is because, as he says, he has won. He hasn't. Additional fakery as is his wont. He should not be claiming victory when he hasn't. But he has. He will challenge where there is less than 1% between the candidates in a State. As will Biden. Expect that will happen in at least a couple of States left from projections. That process does not involve the Supreme Court and is built in. All rational commentators fairly united in considering it so as was I seeing it live, albeit at an early hour and almost immune to his lies and nonsense by now. You are so wrapped up in your alt-right la-la land, AJ, and you seemingly can't escape from it. You are surely far too intelligent to fall for this last gasp populist guff and spin. Even Register's Daily Express rag are currently concluding same and referencing Trumps citing of the election being a major fraud on our nation, as they report it. There will no doubt be editing throughout the day, though. www.express.co.uk/news/world/1355893/Donald-Trump-speech-in-full-victory-speech-US-election-2020-results-latest-EVGNow reading Trump may lose, whereas my money a few hours ago was on him winning. I have yet to see why the tide may have turned in the last couple of hours, but I'm sure AJ's Reverend Anthony will have also hold a view based on electoral fraud that both AJ and Trump have given and continue to give a nod to.. Oh I see you're back posting pictures of supposed postal votes. I like it, though. As do Trump supporters. Can't think why, eh! Very disappointed you haven't made reference to the National Guard being called in to check votes in one state. I'm sure you or Reverend Anthony will get around to it. God, he sounds almost as desperate as Trump. "Wrongdoing in Pennsylvania" seems to be the phrase of the moment, even though there is absolutely no evidence of it. As for the split in the Supreme Court, John Roberts appears to be the only member who is capable of a non-partisan decision. Now Trump wants Michigan counting to be halted because his people have been unable to position themselves so that they can look over the counters' shoulders. It sounds as though he is accusing them of cheating, which is hardly the kind of mentality which an (outgoing) president should be exhibiting. It would be so much easier and less controversial if they simply counted all of the votes in the whole country.
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Post by Rob on Nov 4, 2020 20:15:09 GMT
I can sense the hurt in AJ’s last post on this thread and I do know he can get quite emotional at these times. Perhaps not as much as new forum favourite Reverend Anthony, I do hope. I’ll catch up on the news later and not comment too much for now. Am guessing the Trump Twitter meltdown is now in full effect. No surprise on the Wisconsin recount request by the way. Less than 1% between first and second even though first announced with a few more to count and perhaps jumping the gun rather as may be considered the way of a madman. Regarding that 1% either way electoral process - You read it here first. 😉 But you can read it again here, if you completely missed the point earlier. www.ft.com/content/0855ad19-307f-387d-96c2-e5acd9b3234a“A candidate who trails the leading candidate can request a recount if he or she received within 1 per cent of the vote total—about 33,000 votes for the approximately 3.3m ballots cast in the presidential race in Wisconsin. Since the vote total difference between Biden and Trump equals 20,517, Trump is eligible to request the recount”.
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Post by Rob on Nov 4, 2020 21:19:01 GMT
www.nytimes.com/live/2020/11/04/us/election-results#trump-is-tweeting-concerns-about-vote-counting-even-as-his-own-administration-is-urging-patienceWhat a madhouse. And from one fruitcake to another:- Trump’s close UK supporter Nigel Farage backed Trump’s claims the election was being stolen but, when pressed to produce evidence, he was unable to do so, saying the evidence was “so new it has not yet come to light”. Sounds watertight and well above any Court burden of proof, that one. 😂😂 He’s been over there too long since pontificating from his channel dinghy to come out with that and expect nearby suckers to fall for it. Populism for idiots and by idiots circa 2016-2020. Breathe a bloody huge sigh of relief sensible people. Meltdown update: Michigan now called on some media outlets in US in favour of Biden, btw. But as stewart informs, loony tunes had already filed a lawsuit challenging it before the final count had been made.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2020 21:35:47 GMT
Stewart
You're in the same position as Rob in seemingly knowing better than 4 US Supreme Court Justices, Stewart. Four were satisfied with the evidence put before them that the Pennsylvania election would not go ahead correctly if run according to the new decisions arrived at by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. If no evidence had been presented on what basis would those 4 justices have to object to the way Pennsylvania would be conducting their election ?
These 'baseless', and 'no evidence' claims defy logic. It's possible that if it does go back to the Supreme Court they might decide that the evidence isn't compelling, but to claim it doesn't exist at all, or is totally baseless is a massive misrepresentation of reality.
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Post by stewart on Nov 4, 2020 22:26:55 GMT
Stewart You're in the same position as Rob in seemingly knowing better than 4 US Supreme Court Justices, Stewart. Four were satisfied with the evidence put before them that the Pennsylvania election would not go ahead correctly if run according to the new decisions arrived at by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. If no evidence had been presented on what basis would those 4 justices have to object to the way Pennsylvania would be conducting their election ? These 'baseless', and 'no evidence' claims defy logic. It's possible that if it does go back to the Supreme Court they might decide that the evidence isn't compelling, but to claim it doesn't exist at all, or is totally baseless is a massive misrepresentation of reality. No, I don't know any better than them, but then neither do you. The existence of evidence is irrelevant. The split in the vote indicates that they are voting in a partisan manner, which is exactly why Trump has rushed this latest woman into place, although she has not been involved in this matter. You seem to fall in with everything Trump says or believes because he is such a hero of yours. As far as I am concerned, he is now acting like a spoilt child who is throwing a tantrum because he can't have his ball back.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2020 22:30:59 GMT
This evening's Press Conference, which lists an entire litany of electoral offences claimed to have taken place in the polling stations of Pennsylvania. Yet without needing to take a look at video or other evidence accumulated, there are some over here on the other side of the Atlantic already in a position to proclaim that there is absolutely no evidence, and that the allegations are baseless. So certain, so soon. No need to examine anything or even take a cursory look at it ....it can already be stated with certainty that everything is above board. From a time when accusations that needed to be looked into for years before they could be established as false, to now being able to swat away any and every accusation in an instant, to confidently claim we can already tell from over here in Britain that everything is hunkydory and being done exactly by the book. What a remarkable change in approach .
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Post by Rob on Nov 5, 2020 0:03:30 GMT
Thanks for the the Giuliani clip, AJ. He came across marginally better than last time I saw him in that new Borat film where he was rummaging around in his underpants on that hotel room bed. He says postal voting is novel in that clip. It is, of course, not.
I’m glad you have narrowed your rant down to Pennsylvania and events prior to the election. Could you ask Trump and Reverend Anthony to please do the same?
I take it your ranters accepted Russian influence in 2016 as any less assertion might now appear rather disingenuous.
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Narcissism has no class. Democracy involves votes for the other side.
Fair point, by the way, Stewart. In a two horse race, seems much better to just count all votes rather than electoral college. They will have their federal/state reasons for this evolved over many years, I guess, and I’m not the expert AJ is gradually becoming on US electoral law over the course of today.
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Post by Rob on Nov 5, 2020 0:39:43 GMT
Rob Oh but I do Rob, and I don't stop there. However at TFF we do nothing more severe with the false words you've tried putting into the President's mouth, than apply the Fake News stamp to them This particular fake news stamp hasn’t aged very well today given your later posts and Trump’s meltdown and legal challenges left right and centre, has it. Feel free to amend. In the unlikely event there will be a detritus ‘double down’, please try and recall if you would that the invite is there to concede nonetheless.
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Post by stewart on Nov 5, 2020 0:40:56 GMT
Blocked windows? That photograph could have come from anywhere. Next, he will be saying that someone has stolen his strawberries. I hope that most people have watched the trial of Captain Queeg (Humphrey Bogart) in the film "The Caine Mutiny". Chefs at the White House, be on your guard, or you will be blamed for this ignominious defeat!
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Post by Rob on Nov 5, 2020 0:45:48 GMT
Blocked windows? That photograph could have come from anywhere. Next, he will be saying that someone has stolen his strawberries. I hope that most people have watched the trial of Captain Queeg (Humphrey Bogart) in the film "The Caine Mutiny". Chefs at the White House, be on your guard, or you will be blamed for this ignominious defeat! He’ll be keen to fire someone, anyone, as he continues his madness. Excellent film, too.
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Post by swatcat on Nov 5, 2020 1:18:58 GMT
Undeterred Trump has already declared himself the winner - that's just bizarre - he is such a buffoon and that's being polite about it. Trump's earlier attempts to defund the Post Office to prevent postal voting was bizarre - what's wrong with postal voting ? Ideal in a pandemic I would have thought. Responsible to ENCOURAGE it not DISENFRANCHISE . . . IMO votes should be counted in accordance with the Law that rules on election day - if it takes a week so be it. What's the problem ? Trump is there until January unfortunately so a week makes little difference.
I pinched this from a Friend elsewhere, (he won't mind) :-
"Late votes? ""In the last four presidential elections, the post-Election Day vote count “exhibited a ‘blue shift’ — 0.12 percentage points in favor of Kerry in 2004, 0.35 points in favor of Obama in 2008, 0.39 points in favor of Obama in 2012, and 0.30 points in favor of Clinton in 2016,” the report said.""
""There is nothing unusual or untoward about counting mail-in ballots after an election. It happens every election. “Counting doesn’t ‘often’ go on past Election Day. It *always* does,” Rick Hasen, a professor of law and political science at the University of California, Irvine, said in an Oct. 28 tweet. “Results on election night are preliminary, even in states that do relatively quick counts. Electoral college votes are not even cast until mid December, and the Congress counts the votes in January.”""
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