Biben Election

50 court rulings say that they can't find a law that was broken during the election. So. No. Not illicit.

What’s the exact number? Is it 50...?

It changes every day, if I'm being honest. I've been rounding it to the nearest ten for the last three weeks. I think it's more like 53 now.

Define “illicit”.

Any Trump loss ;)

Valid because the Electoral College nominates the president, Illicit because of the malmangement, corruption, fraud, and illegal activity conducted during the popular election vote. Only a investigation by the individual states or the Fed will uncover the illicit action. However, we know that's not going to happen. It may be covered in six months by the news like they are now covering Hunter Biden's ties the China and Russia. But again too late, the damage is done.

If you believe that, that all of Trump’s votes should be thrown out after all of the voter suppression he and the GOP carried out

Than we agree the popular vote was invalid, hence the illicit. However, the people do not vote directly for the president. The Electoral College does, hence the Valid. Funny how the GOP always suppresses the vote in predominantly black communities run by Democrats. Almost like Democrats are incompetent/corrupt and blame that incompetence/corruption on others.

Mitch McConnell is even telling you guys now to knock it off.

(News abstract)"On a private conference call moments ago now, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell urged Republican senators not to join House members on Jan. 6 to object to state electoral results, a source on the call tells CNN.

Other top Republicans — Senate Majority Whip John Thune and Senate Rules Chairman Roy Blunt — echoed that sentiment. Doing so, they said, would be fruitless and force them to cast a politically challenging vote against the President that day."

McConnell would NEVER sign on to this if ANY of this fraud nonsense was remotely true.

It's over (again!)

Man this has aged badly