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1 hour ago, atomheartbevo said:

And I love it.  Republicans are going to have to dip into their war chests to defend against each other in the primaries, rather than Democrats.

And those being primaries by Trump and Co. are going to have decide whether to attack him, or pretend he doesn't exist.

Isn't that why they're all remoragrifting off of the Georgia races/Powell lawsuits and so on? To stockpile funds because in the next two years they are going to get ABSOLUTELY NOTHING worthwhile done and instead campaign for two years and air grievances while obstructing as much as possible? As long as corporations and dark money walk through their back door they'll be somewhat reassured on the money front, but their constituents are going to be tapped out.

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11 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:

 

he'll target 2022 races and amp the rhetoric to keep the spice flowing  

He's never shown any interest whatsoever in a race that doesn't benefit him.

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2 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

He's never shown any interest whatsoever in a race that doesn't benefit him.

He’ll have an ax to grind for the R’s not backing him the past couple of months 

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13 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

He's never shown any interest whatsoever in a race that doesn't benefit him.

9 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

He’ll have an ax to grind for the R’s not backing him the past couple of months 

Hell hath no fury like a Donnie scorned.

He totally has an enemies list, and at the top of it are Republicans that he thinks should have had his back, including those who overrode his veto, or who have acknowledged Biden.  Democrats are further down his list, because he expects them to be his enemies, but Republicans are always supposed to be 100% loyal to him, and betrayal is one of the worst sins in his book.

Even though he has no problem betraying anybody if it's convenient to his cause.

I could even see him doing some rallies against Republicans that he feels betrayed him (and if he can fundraise off of that).

 

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34 minutes ago, Fudge Nuggets said:

Why is the GA SoS still taking his calls?  He needs to pull the tried and proven “New phone, who dis?” move 

Hold please...

 

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Nothing will happen. Pelosi and Schumer will be Susan Collins upset, the best Dem senators on Twitter will offer great tweets and this will somehow get Trump more donations. All that matters is GA.

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56 minutes ago, Fudge Nuggets said:

Why is the GA SoS still taking his calls?  He needs to pull the tried and proven “New phone, who dis?” move 

 

 

He needs to say "Hold on, I've got another call coming coming in, I'll get rid of them", then click over and after a few minutes just hang up.

 

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2 hours ago, High Plains Drifter said:

 

 

He needs to say "Hold on, I've got another call coming coming in, I'll get rid of them", then click over and after a few minutes just hang up.

 

You serious? I'm glad he recorded that shit. Just more evidence to throw in the pile. Too much has already been covered up. We'll likely never know the depths of depravity from this administration

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1 hour ago, Neonmoon said:

Sweet Christ. Someone do something. He’s a madman 

Of course he is.

However,  Mark Meadows sat there happy as a pig in clover while the toddler raged. When Mark was growing up, he probably never imagined that he would be sitting next to the President, the very man who probably infected him with COVID, and that he, Mark Meadows, a founding member of the Freedom Caucus would go down in history as a tertiary member of the Trump circle of sycophants. North Carolina produces some odd and morally conflicted politicians, but evidently that is seen as an asset.

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If the next elected congress does not take action I'm going to personally get involved in politics. I can't sit by any longer if we are going to straight up let people commit treason and subvert democracy with no punishment. If there is no accountability then this is all just a sick joke. 

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Anyone else get a completely hopeless feeling when reading that? Its not he'll succeed, but rather that 40% of the country including plenty of people we all know support this. 

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I’m super excited to see all the hay the Q crazies make out of a guy named Germany being involved in the Georgia Elections. 

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Just now, Red Five said:

There is a lot to choose from, but I think the worst part is the "Just say you miscalculated". He's not saying to investigate potential fraud or something, he's saying to lie about the vote count. 

"That is that A+ genius businessman intellect rising to the occasion." ~Trump supporters.

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2 minutes ago, 4th&Five said:

Is Dotard aware that winning Georgia doesn’t give him the election?

Georgia is the wedge in the door. If he can get the wedge in, he can pry that motherfucker open. 

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2 minutes ago, 4th&Five said:

Is Dotard aware that winning Georgia doesn’t give him the election?

This is the part I just can’t wrap my head around. Let’s just say the SOS abided and Georgia flipped, DT is still beaten soundly. DT has to be doing this to get back at Mitch. It’s the only thing that makes even a little sense. 

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2 minutes ago, LurkingHorn said:

This is the part I just can’t wrap my head around. Let’s just say the SOS abided and Georgia flipped, DT is still beaten soundly. DT has to be doing this to get back at Mitch. It’s the only thing that makes even a little sense. 

I think @Neonmoon's take is more likely. Trump views it like dominoes. Get one to fall and the rest succumb to the force. It is the populist's and blackmailer's energy combined. All the focus would then turn to those other states as the other "likely" states where malfeasance occurred and the pressure and spotlight would move to them.

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Just now, Hugo Stiglitz said:

Trump is going to have to resign after this. 

Alas, Hugo, alas. We went through this from July of 2019 through February of 2020.

He's going to call on his little anarchist friends this week and hide in his bunker and see how it goes. Resigning is for losers. He may have lost the election in fact, but he believes in alternative facts.

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2 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

Trump is going to have to resign after this. 

That's pretty cute.  With 17 days to go, he's going to resign over this, after everything else?

More likely, it's just going to be added to his self-pardon.

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2 hours ago, Fudge Nuggets said:

Why is the GA SoS still taking his calls?  He needs to pull the tried and proven “New phone, who dis?” move 

Evidence for state's witness?

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9 minutes ago, LurkingHorn said:

This is the part I just can’t wrap my head around. Let’s just say the SOS abided and Georgia flipped, DT is still beaten soundly. DT has to be doing this to get back at Mitch. It’s the only thing that makes even a little sense. 

Toss out the laws and logic. If one state flips, he can stay in power. That will be his argument. If there is fraud in one state, and there is, because they flipped back to me, that means I was right about the other states. Hence I win. Like I said all along. That is how Trump thinks. A dictator thinks. 
 

think of the end goal. To get his way. That’s the only thing that matters to him. Laws don’t matter. Rules don’t matter. The only way to stop someone like this is to adhere to the rules. He will pressure you to ignore the rules. He will threaten you to break the rules. Anything for the end goal. Lawsuits. Violence. The method doesn’t matter. Only the end result. 
 

the Democrats and Republicans need to stop asking the snake politely not to be a snake as it bits them and kills them

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1 minute ago, JFKFC said:

Once out of office, Trump can be charged for extortion for this...correct? 

I don’t know about extortion, but election fraud, yes. 



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