Official Biden vs. Trump 2020 General Election Thread (Biden WINS 306 Electoral College Votes)

Who wins?

  • Joe Biden, Vice President of the USA (2009-2017)

    Votes: 440 81.6%
  • Donald Trump, President of the USA (2017-present)

    Votes: 99 18.4%

  • Total voters
    539
  • Poll closed .

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Democratic voters are mobilised in Georgia. It really remains to be seen how much Trump drove voter turnout.

I personally can't imagine Trump giving a shyt about those two senators.

The only chance the GOP has is to offer him a platform to have lots of rallies as that seems to be the only thing he enjoys.

After Monday, however, when the courts dismiss his cases they are going to be walking a tightrope.
If someone just happened to get on Twitter and told his supporters to not vote in protest I'd bet they'd stupidly follow through with it
 
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Democratic voters are mobilised in Georgia. It really remains to be seen how much Trump drove voter turnout.

I personally can't imagine Trump giving a shyt about those two senators.

The only chance the GOP has is to offer him a platform to have lots of rallies as that seems to be the only thing he enjoys.

After Monday, however, when the courts dismiss his cases they are going to be walking a tightrope.
I don't think Trump cares as much as he's a petty bytch who will probably go into burn it down mode real soon. What I'm wondering specifically is if the GOP don't coddle him until that runoff does he cut off his nose to spite his face? I could see him remaining indifferent if neither one denounces him or says anything remotely negative about his presidency. But if the slightest shade touches cheeto's obese frame then I could also see him having a full on meltdown and encouraging supporters not to support the GOP candidates
 

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Only in America do people commit suicide or theeaten to leave over a candidate that will improve the economy
yeah who cares about the lies about being a married engineer. you don't even know where your "friend" lives. that sums them all up. i'm glad he took his worthless life.
 

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Its especially ridiculous because its nothing like the Russia bullshyt - by telling their voters to NOT trust the voting process, how the fukk are they going to continue to drive turnout? :russ:

You'd think they'd learn when discouraging people regarding mail-in ballots during a pandemic backfired less than a week ago
No no, please continue to let your voters know voting this year is bullshyt and rigged, we have some senate seats to win :smugbiden:



but real talk, was Giuliani like this as NYC mayor? It really is disturbing the level of tin foil, anti facts, anti intellectualism that has come to define that party :huhldup:
 
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If someone just happened to get on Twitter and told his supporters to not vote in protest I'd bet they'd stupidly follow through with it
:jbhmm:If a misinformation campaign was run online to get Trump supporters not to support Perdue/Loeffler how effective do you think it'd be
 
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It took me YEARS to pay off my student debt. I scraped, scrounged, suffered, sacrificed, was working 3 jobs at one point, but I finally made it out of that hell and been living debt free for about 7 years now.

As someone who paid off his student loans the old fashioned way, I'm 100% IN FAVOR of student loan forgiveness. Aside from it being sound fiscal policy for reducing the wealth gap, ending legalized usury, and creating countless opportunities for innovation, business, and improving the quality of life of millions of people......you have to be one insufferable evil jackass to go through the hell of living under perpetual debt, get out, and think to yourself:

"I think it's best if everyone living under those conditions stays in that predicament....in the name of fairness and all that." :patrice::lolbron:


What pack of fukking wild jackals raised you n*ggas?!? :what:
 

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No no, please continue to let your voters know voting this year is bullshyt and rigged, we have some senate seats to win :smugbiden:



but real talk, was Giuliani like this as NYC mayor? It really is disturbing the level of tin foil, anti facts, anti intellectualism that has come to define that party :huhldup:
naw.... Guiliani is senile and drugged the fukk out now

Rudy was very, very close to being President at one point tbh
 

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This article was linked by a far right wing website that Trump always shout out called Revolver.com
And this is what these Trumptards are thinking. They are very fascist in thinking. Reflections on the late election
A very legal coup
First, Republican state legislators would have to declare the ballots flawed and seat their own electors, effectively stealing the election back. They could do this trivially, legally, today. They could call it the “Very Cool And Very Legal Act” (VCAVLA).

Second, to govern unilaterally without the Congress, the President would have to assert his unconditional constitutional authority over the executive branch. This is clearly stated in Article II: again, very cool and very legal. As for the so-called “power of the purse,” it doesn’t mean much against the power of the Fed. Since the Federal Reserve is part of the executive branch, who needs a Congressional appropriation? Lol owned.

Third, lacking a perfectly loyal Supreme Court, the President would have to point out the fallacious, ahistorical and illogical quality of Marbury v. Madison, and assert the independent and coequal status of the executive branch. Judicial supremacy is a completely apocryphal invention of Justice Marshall, created for his own random political reasons. Very cool. And very illegal, so screw that guy.

The President is always happy to hear the resolutions and opinions of the other two branches. Under normal circumstances, he would obey them unquestionably. Really. He would. But you know how it is. For the unavoidable use of his personal judgment in our present state of emergency, he is responsible to one party: the American people. He thanks you, though, for your concern.

Fourth, using the same very cool legal authority as Eisenhower in 1957, he has called out the National Guard and will be using it to govern the several states directly. He also observes that the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, which has a very cool name but is frankly a major pain in the ass, does not apply to the Marines.

At this point the President has taken full and absolute personal power for the length of his second term. Perfectly in compliance with every last letter of the highest law of the land, he has gone from abject defeat to absolute victory. Indeed his new powers exceed even those claimed by Washington, Lincoln, or FDR. If you thought his first term made America great, I hope you’re wearing your seatbelt.

Because, fifth, no power is real until exercised. Power is a muscle. The use of power builds strong institutions. And there is an obvious target for power: the muscle of the old regime. The new regime’s fifth step is to liquidate the powerful, prestigious, and/or wealthy institutions of the old regime, inside and outside the formal government.

Stripping all the dead muscle of the dead regime is the first task of any new regime. Only once all the old power structures are lustrated and debrided is the new regime real, the old regime imaginary, and the entire transition complete. Not only is a revolution very cool, everything it does is very legal—by definition. After all, it is writing the new laws! And didn’t Lincoln padlock newspapers? Lincoln was dope.

Of course, liquidating organizations does not mean liquidating people, like Stalin—it’s just like a company going out of business. The departing staff may even deserve a generous severance. After all, they didn’t actually do anything wrong. And even if they did, there are still Stasi agents getting pensions. It’s the right thing to do, since their old careers have left them professionally useless. It is never, ever, the employees’ fault.

Sixth, though, it is not enough for any new regime to be a mere negation of the old. Any such regime exists within its parent’s conceptual shadow, which means its parent is in a way still in charge. And will probably end up actually back in charge. Weakness and smallness of any kind are no good signs in the infancy of any regime.

Rather, any new regime needs a completely different vision of the country it will rule. A true regime change has to change the life of everyone in the country. A true regime change must be a revolution in every sense of the word. Its purpose, now and for the rest of its life, which will probably end but which certainly never plans for any end, is to achieve and maintain its singular vision of utopia.

And the revolution, since it is sovereign, has all the powers it needs to do so—so long as that utopia is realistic. Of course, since the right is order and the left is chaos, the left-wing revolution is a butcher and the right-wing revolution is a surgeon. If ours needs to keep its bandages on for a few days, theirs can barely be sold as hamburger. And even before her stitches are out, America feels and looks better than ever.

And before you know it, an election dispute has terminated a historical period that was a quarter-millennium old. Well, no empire is forever—and ditto for republics. And our new empire of the future just keeps getting more amazing.
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It took me YEARS to pay off my student debt. I scraped, scrounged, suffered, sacrificed, was working 3 jobs at one point, but I finally made it out of that hell and been living debt free for about 7 years now.

As someone who paid off his student loans the old fashioned way, I'm 100% IN FAVOR of student loan forgiveness. Aside from it being sound fiscal policy for reducing the wealth gap, ending legalized usury, and creating countless opportunities for innovation, business, and improving the quality of life of millions of people......you have to be one insufferable evil jackass to go through the hell of living under perpetual debt, get out, and think to yourself:

"I think it's best if everyone living under those conditions stays in that predicament....in the name of fairness and all that." :patrice::lolbron:


What pack of fukking wild jackals raised you n*ggas?!? :what:


You did that. So hopefully we won't have to go through that :scusthov:
 
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Rudy wasn't well liked by anyone I know prior to 9/11 but I was also young at the time.. Rudy was given credit for how he handled 9/11 as this basically "war time leader" and was given a pass for all the fukk shyt he was on prior...

But at no point did anyone think "wow this guy is crazy". He's been completely unhinged for quite a few years now.
 

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:jbhmm:If a misinformation campaign was run online to get Trump supporters not to support Perdue/Loeffler how effective do you think it'd be
The ratfukking would be brilliant.

Wonder if twitter would pick up on it?

You just need a MAGA hat and scream rigged...

:jbhmm:

@the cac mamba ...how would you appeal to MAGAts to depress turnout in Georgia
 
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