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Trump revived the TeaBagger Party.
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Folks, this will be fun. And don’t forget to read the last sentence. LOL! 👍🏻
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All of the allegedly explosive allegations so far have gone whiff as soon as they enter a courtroom: I.e. a reality-based universe

But we’ll see!

People are saying!
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Did you see this ruling from Friday night?

Read as much as you care to here, but I posted the tl;dr summary above

https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/21/politics/pennsylvania-trump-lawsuit-dismissal/index.html

My overall analysis of where things stand in this election:

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Republican judge too! Good guy, applying Federalist Society-approved principles of judicial minimalism. I.e. judges don’t overturn the will of the people

Agree or nah?
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That was an outstandingly accurate and cogent analysis.

Are you a lawyer yourself perchance or just very good at paying attention?

Either way: well done.
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Yeah, we know your and the far right-wing media and the President’s “strategy” is to kick and scream and blow smoke at every single little damn stage of the process.

And you’ve already telegraphed that you’re not going to accept Biden as a legitimately elected President even after the Electoral College meets, even after he’s inaugurated, even if no evidence ever emerges to back up Giuliani’s wild systemic fraud allegations.

The Election’s over. We know who the winner is.

Change my mind.

Till then, much ado about nothing.
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The media calls elections. What would you rather they do?

Sit on their hands while state & local officials are reporting results to them and say “I dunno man, we don’t know anything at this point and I guess we’ll never know the true winner until the Electoral College meets in 6 weeks”?

That’s not how covering elections has ever worked.

Up until now, every losing presidential candidate has conceded within 24 hours of the calling of an apparent winner.

And no, 2000 isn’t an exception to that, since the early erroneous calls of Florida were quickly corrected into “too close to call” territory, a status where FL remained for the next few weeks.

There was no apparent winner of 2000 for weeks. Unlike 2016 and unlike 2020.

You’re backing a defeated President who has broken with every past precedent and has carried this anti-democratic charade way too far.

You’re no traditionalist, you’re a right-wing insurrectionist.
0 ups, 4y
If you still aren’t accepting the results of the election that was called 2 weeks ago, is it too soon to call you an AlwaysTrumper?

Asking for a friend

Maybe I should give you until Inauguration Day before I start labeling you a fascist/monarchist.

After all: Gore didn’t concede in 2000 until X date weeks after the election and yadda yadda yadda.

Difference being that 2000 was literally a razor-thin election, closest ever in our history and the closest we’re ever likely to have.

I sure hope so.

I’ll be damned if our country ever again has as close of an election as 2000 in this tremendously polarized environment. It could rip us apart as a country literally, particularly if anyone like Trump is involved as a candidate.
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Re: “Sydney Powell is not dismissed”

Care to explain?
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I agree the risk of Civil War is higher now than it’s ever been, given extreme hyperpartisanship, geographical polarization, and a desperate departing commander-in-chief who has no loyalty to anyone but himself and is facing endless civil and possibly criminal investigations for the rest of his life after he leaves office.

Righties sure do claim to be patriotic and loyal to America but the problem is their definition of “real America” is pretty well defined to exclude the other half.

I hope it’s all just talk from the most radical Righties, but, it could happen.

“Stand back and stand by” indeed.
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Color me surprised if any of these cases end up at the Supreme Court. This isn’t the 2000 election, where less than 1,000 votes in a single state separated the winner from the loser. There isn’t enough of a there there.

Color me even more surprised if any suit that somehow ends up at SCOTUS goes Trump’s way. Turns out lifetime judicial appointees have less rank partisan loyalty to those that nominated them than you might think.

See: Any number of Gorsuch and Kavanaugh decisions against the Trump Administration over the past couple years.

And that’s by design! Lifetime appointments are intended to help insulate judges from political pressure.

So, for example — speaking totally hypothetically — a defeated President unhappy with the way the citizens voted has pretty much no leverage to unduly influence a SCOTUS justice.

For those in the back, that’s called separation of powers

Isn’t the system of government bequeathed by our Founders great?

But as far as whether SCOTUS intervenes at all: we shall see Mr. Timber

We shall see!
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While we’re making bold predictions, here is a rough schematic of what I predict happens to Trump going forward

The arrow also happens to indicate where your head is currently at

V apropos
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What you don't know is that they just decided that conservative judges are going to be over the district courts and little known laws allow us to go directly to them with our claims and they can pass it to the SCOTUS where it will be decided, directly bypassing liberal judges along the way.
GAME OVER!
1 up, 4y
It may surprise you to learn that “conservative judge” doesn’t mean “judge who rubber-stamps any claim in the universe brought by Trump”

Have you even read any Gorsuch or Kavanaugh opinions from the last couple years bruh?

I’ve already posted additional evidence of this that you must have skipped over

Here it is again

Republican judge!
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Eyyyyyy

Have you even spun the wheel yet tho
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To the extent the GOP has turned into a lunatic fringe party dedicated to maximal obstruction of any agenda originating from a politician with a (D) behind their name, hostility can be presumed.

And if you want to be a conspiracist about this election for the next 4-8 years or the rest of your life, rather than allow the possibility that Trump was a flagrant failure and fraud and repulsed 78+ million Americans, the most to ever vote against a sitting President in American history by a long shot, good luck and godspeed.

We’re entitled to mock your persistence in that every step of the way.

Whenever you uncover the massive fraud that Giuliani & Co. have failed to present to courtrooms across America, let me know.

And if you have it right now, submit it direct to Giuliani before it’s too late!
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I call the GOP a “lunatic fringe party” because they’ve become fundamentally opposed to governing, period. And they’ve aided and abetted more Trumpian corruption and abuse of power over the past 4 years than I care to stomach.

If some of the adults in the GOP room are now (finally) calling upon Trump to acknowledge the results of the election that was called 2 weeks ago, then they pass the test (barely) of not being out-and-out fascists.

A test which both you and Trump are failing right now.

However, one can still be a lunatic wingnut in my book while stopping short of literally setting fire to the furniture of American democracy and taking glee as it burns.

Make sense?
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Who can say who’s more delusional

Only time
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Well aren’t you just the fountain of homespun wisdom you fail to follow yourself

About how many people did you claim to speak for just now?

And about how many tens of millions of other Americans with differing opinions than yourself did you blithely dismiss with your glib assertion that “if Trump wins, great”?

A few

Commitment to democracy much?

Tl;dr you are not only a hypocrite, you’re a fascist

(Speaking only for myself of course)
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Eyyyyyy — gettin’ close! And that’s not counting my first account!

I will spare you the necessity of ranting about how ImgFlip points don’t really matter, etc. etc. (even though I’ve previously seen you whine about how long it’s taken you to get where you are now), unless you’d like to rehash all that again of course, in which case feel free

I’m just having a little bit of fun

Lighten up before you die of a heart attack

That is all
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