Unless I've missed it.......

"Ex-Trump campaign manager Parscale said Trump’s ‘rhetoric’ killed Capitol rioter"

Now that's a rough way to go (killed by rhetoric).

And here we are on other threads talking about using blowers to prevent an explosion at the gas dock :eek:
 
El Capitan said:
Yes. He’s right. And? Nobody believes 80M people in this country are so stupid to vote for Brandon.

Then again…. There are some here….
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President Biden won 81,283,098 votes, or 51.3 percent of the votes cast, He is the first U.S. presidential candidate to have won more than 80 million votes.
Trump received 74,222,958 votes, or 46.8 percent of the votes cast.

So according to you, over 81 million people in the USA are "stupid" and over 74 million got it right in voting for Trump?

Trump lost, because most of America saw him for the tool that he is and while President Biden might not be perfect (no President in the history of the USA has ever been), he was better than Donnie boy.

But yeah....lets see how many people vote for him after he makes out with all these investigations and lawsuits so that he can add them to his Curriculum Vitae prior to his entering the 2024 race.
 
They voted for Trump and then for Biden.
September 30, 2021

Many moderate Republicans switched allegiances in last year's election and backed Joe Biden because they could not abide four more years of Donald Trump.

These voters, who swung from backing Trump in 2016 to Biden in 2020, helped make the difference for Biden in places where the margins were close — often, the suburbs.

So today, about eight months into Biden's presidency, how do these voters view him?

In a pair of virtual focus groups NPR observed last week, featuring more than a dozen such voters from key states, a picture emerged of disappointment with Biden — but no regrets that they helped send Trump packing after one term.

I guess add "moderate republicans" to the stupid people who voted for President Biden.
 
There's a big difference between the number of votes attributed to Biden and the number of registered voters who actually cast a vote for him. That margin is unclear because no one is investigating it properly and fully.
 
Phil S said:
There's a big difference between the number of votes attributed to Biden and the number of registered voters who actually cast a vote for him. That margin is unclear because no one is investigating it properly and fully.
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Right.....the old election fraud ploy aye?.......What say you to Republican Secretary's of State ordering election voting investigations (such as in Georgia) and while they found roughly 30 cases of fraud (and the people who committed them are being prosecuted) but no where near enough to overcome Trumps' total vote count.

Trumps' attorneys, Trumps' Attorney General (these are people handpicked by Trump) all said that the election fraud being claim was "bullshit".....
 
Out of 62 election fraud lawsuits filed in different states, with different cases, many with Republican judges......61 have failed and were dismissed.

The lone victory for the Trump team was a small one. A Pennsylvania judge sided with the Trump campaign, ruling that voters could not go back and “cure” their ballots if they failed to provide proper identification three days after the election. The ruling affected few votes and did not change the outcome in Pennsylvania, which Biden won by 81,660 votes.

Number of times the US Supreme Court sided against Trump: 2
 
Gallf1 said:
They voted for Trump and then for Biden.
September 30, 2021

Many moderate Republicans switched allegiances in last year's election and backed Joe Biden because they could not abide four more years of Donald Trump.

These voters, who swung from backing Trump in 2016 to Biden in 2020, helped make the difference for Biden in places where the margins were close — often, the suburbs.

So today, about eight months into Biden's presidency, how do these voters view him?

In a pair of virtual focus groups NPR observed last week, featuring more than a dozen such voters from key states, a picture emerged of disappointment with Biden — but no regrets that they helped send Trump packing after one term.

I guess add "moderate republicans" to the stupid people who voted for President Biden.
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I AM one of the moderate Republicans(also known as a “liberal” around here…)

There is nothing close to perfect about President Biden. That is clear. But the reason he is only the second Dem I’ve ever voted for is because he is not Trump. Period.

And that is how Biden got 81+ million votes. He isn’t Trump.
 
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Phil S said:
There's a big difference between the number of votes attributed to Biden and the number of registered voters who actually cast a vote for him. That margin is unclear because no one is investigating it properly and fully.
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I’m curious as to what you think a “proper” investigation would look like and who should be doing it? The states and the DOJ have all done so already. There have been recounts and audits on top of recounts. Not to mention the Cyber Ninjas farce of a recount in AZ. What are we missing, in your estimation?
 
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Anyone know where to get good breakfast tacos?
 
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Gallf1 said:
Sorry if I upset you....your non sequitur about breakfast tacos set off the alarm
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Huh? o_O
You asked to address an issue. Earlier I addressed your dumbfuckery and you decided to disengage. Why would I need to engage with you further? It’s clear you’re a malinformed troll. All can see by your posts.
 
OllieC said:
Huh? o_O
You asked to address an issue. Earlier I addressed your dumbfuckery and you decided to disengage. Why would I need to engage with you further? It’s clear you’re a malinformed troll. All can see by your posts.
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????
In this thread, we were all discussing the Jan 6th committee and the alleged election fraud....there was back and forth on those issues.
Then you come out with a question about "Breakfast Tacos" which while we all know what you are alluding to it has nothing to do with either the Jan 6th committee or election fraud, thus......a non sequitur

Simple solution for you is to hit the "ignore" button for my posts....either way I dont care if you engage or not
 
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