Dominion: When We Count The Votes, You Win The Election!

Not in Penn state, fake news.

Source?

Penn state has not recounted. https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/525896-pennsylvania-secretary-of-state-will-not-order-a-recount

What about the paperless voting machines?

Where? To my knowledge, only eight states still use paperless voting: Texas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Kansas, Indiana, Kentucky and New Jersey.

Anywhere where a recount is even breathed as a remote possibility scrapped any system where there's nothing physical to audit a long time ago.

You're missing the point. The point is paperless voting machines have still been used (how that is even legal is beyond me) in the 2020 election. These machines have no paper trail, therefore making the auditing process quite sketchy. And these machines can be easily hacked, meaning that their data can also be easily falsified. Because of this, in my opinion, some healthy skepticism about the election results is necessary.

And it doesn't matter if there's only just a few of them. They can still be manipulated to show a massive amount of votes for Joe Biden.

Not in ANY of the States that Trump is contesting.

ALL the voting machines under dispute can AND HAVE been verified by a manual recount. They are not the problem. If there is election fraud, it was not from those machines. We checked against a manual recount. And the courts are satisfied that they have been.

Electoral fraud remains unproven.

Who's to say he won't change up his strategies in the next lawsuits?

Because if he had a better strategy, he'd have used it the first time round.

Look, I've actually been listening to what the man himself has been saying. I don't think you guys have; I think you read his tweets and fill in the rest as a group. But if you read his interviews about this from last weekend, he straight up says he does not understand how to get his lawyers to get the case that he had in mind put forward. His lawyers tell him that he doesn't have standing for the Supreme Court and Trump does not understand what that means, he admits as much himself. He said last weekend that he is only just beginning to understand how difficult it is to get something like this to the Supreme Court.

All of this is stuff I've been telling y'all every day since election night. And Trump himself is saying it.

The only people who don't see the writing on the wall here is you guys.

And just look at him. Look at what he's doing today. That's not a man furiously working overtime to revise his legal strategy - that's a man quietly playing golf while his life falls apart around him.

Well, to be fair, I haven't heard of any time in the past when he took a case to the Supreme Court before, so it's not like he has firsthand experience. That is, unless you know something that I don't.

And what is it with you guys making fun of his golfing? You don't know what's going on in that head of his when he golfs. Maybe it's his way of clearing his mind and thinking in a peaceful environment. Being the President is a stressful job, especially when the media hates your guts. And it's not like he spends the whole day golfing.

Actually, it strikes me as a very human reaction in all this. It's really the first time in five years that I've seen his actions and thought, "oh, he's a person, just like the rest of us", as his entire mission - everything he worked for since he started - just unravels around him as it finally dawned on him that he is not going to get what he wants this time and he doesn't know what else to do but go to the one place he feels he can depend on for comfort: his golf course.

It still undermines your proposition that he's got an ace up his sleeve, but for once I see him as a human being.

And I'm glad, frankly, I think a humbling experience like this will do him some good.