he has cult members in multiple states and at the local level who are in charge of elections or ballot certification or somewhere in that process; and judges at all levels, some of whom have already ruled in his favor.
it is unlikely but still a non-zero chance that enough bullshit gets piled on the process in enough places that neither candidate gets the minimum 270 electoral college votes required when they’re officially counted and certified at the start of the next congressional session.
if that were to be the case, then congress votes to choose the president (house, each state gets one vote–dc gets no vote; 26 to win) and vice president (senate, 51 to win).
I mean its gotta be close for that to be relevant. I sure af hope its been sobering to BM how well Kamala has been doing post Biden. Trump is actually deeply unpopular and there was no reason for the Democrats to have ever not been leading in this election. Biden was a completely unforced error.
So I think its realistic and necessary for Kamala to have a convincing victory, and I think she’s on the road to demonstrate that.
The biggest difference is that right now, Trump is not the president. In the week before J6 when it was all shaping up, it was clear he was going to try to do everything to not leave power. He should have been arrested on January 7th. That all is what it is.
And if SCOTUS decides to make an unconstitutional ruling to overturn a result with a big safe margin, the dems have to be prepared for prosecuting for treason. After the Gore v Bush decision and the current everything, it’s perfectly plausible.
BM as in taking a shit? Seriously though, what does this mean?
Trump is actually deeply unpopular
How the hell do you figure? If he were that unpopular, wouldn’t he be trailing in the polls by over 20 points instead of by less than 5? The fact that it’s anywhere near a close race scares the hell out of me as I very much think it should.
Your comments here just don’t make sense to me. I feel like you’re acknowledging points made that nullify yours, but proceeding to defend your points anyhow, saying essentially “nah it’s fine since Trump isn’t president and will lose it’s all fine.”
he has cult members in multiple states and at the local level who are in charge of elections or ballot certification or somewhere in that process; and judges at all levels, some of whom have already ruled in his favor.
it is unlikely but still a non-zero chance that enough bullshit gets piled on the process in enough places that neither candidate gets the minimum 270 electoral college votes required when they’re officially counted and certified at the start of the next congressional session.
if that were to be the case, then congress votes to choose the president (house, each state gets one vote–dc gets no vote; 26 to win) and vice president (senate, 51 to win).
I mean its gotta be close for that to be relevant. I sure af hope its been sobering to BM how well Kamala has been doing post Biden. Trump is actually deeply unpopular and there was no reason for the Democrats to have ever not been leading in this election. Biden was a completely unforced error.
So I think its realistic and necessary for Kamala to have a convincing victory, and I think she’s on the road to demonstrate that.
The biggest difference is that right now, Trump is not the president. In the week before J6 when it was all shaping up, it was clear he was going to try to do everything to not leave power. He should have been arrested on January 7th. That all is what it is.
And if SCOTUS decides to make an unconstitutional ruling to overturn a result with a big safe margin, the dems have to be prepared for prosecuting for treason. After the Gore v Bush decision and the current everything, it’s perfectly plausible.
BM as in taking a shit? Seriously though, what does this mean?
How the hell do you figure? If he were that unpopular, wouldn’t he be trailing in the polls by over 20 points instead of by less than 5? The fact that it’s anywhere near a close race scares the hell out of me as I very much think it should.
Your comments here just don’t make sense to me. I feel like you’re acknowledging points made that nullify yours, but proceeding to defend your points anyhow, saying essentially “nah it’s fine since Trump isn’t president and will lose it’s all fine.”