Official Biden vs. Trump 2020 General Election Thread (Biden WINS 306 Electoral College Votes)
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MIKE SPLEAN
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CEO of Morgan Industries
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Trump is going to set up a bunch of legal funds, get his worshipers to give him money, and use that to pay off all those loans. 
The lawsuits being filed are all toothless.
Trump is out here trying to set up a PAC to funnel money to himself.
This broke bytch is out here riling up crazed white folks so Trump Tower doesn't get foreclosed upon.
The lawsuits being filed are all toothless.
Trump is out here trying to set up a PAC to funnel money to himself.
This broke bytch is out here riling up crazed white folks so Trump Tower doesn't get foreclosed upon.
From the maga politicians,to the maga youtube heada to their base
All spitting same excuse
Sharpie pens being used in AZ
130k votes giving to PA morning of the morning of wed nov 4
Maling ballots to dead people
his supporters are raising money for him
All spitting same excuse
Sharpie pens being used in AZ
130k votes giving to PA morning of the morning of wed nov 4
Maling ballots to dead people
Man will trump just take the L at this point
What a bytch
his supporters are raising money for him
gotta be more specific , been more than 1 mod here thats been maga sympathetic
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Chicago writes like a white supremacist. Haven't really dealt with him before, and didn't engage but I just sat there thinking this is supposed to be a black forum and we defeated an administration that is actively harming our race and this is what you're writing?
True Blue Moon
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We might need a Higher Learning version of TLR or some other water cooler section where brehs can talk about non-political parts of life without it being bombarded with TLR fukkery.
Let's not set a terrible precedent. Just regulations need to be in place where if someone is harmed due to them allowing threats and misinformation they're liable
Been time. The moment he said election was a fraud
Feels like Biden is already president 
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Tariq
Lessons for the
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Lessons for the
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SnugglesDaBear
Superstar
They look hella smart. 
We're probably going to have this shyt sowed up my next fall.
We're probably going to have this shyt sowed up my next fall.
From 9/20:
HuffPost is now a part of Verizon Media
This nightmare scenario continues as lawsuits are filed by both parties over which votes should or should not be counted. But as the late-counted ballots begin to turn the three key Rust Belt states of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in Biden’s favor, Trump can be expected to declare the whole vote-counting process illegitimate.
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Since Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin ― as well as North Carolina ― have divided government with Democratic governors and GOP-controlled legislatures, Trump calls on Republicans in those legislatures to stop votes from being counted and to certify him the winner of their electoral votes ahead of the scheduled Electoral College vote on Dec. 14. They bend to his request, citing Article II of the Constitution and early examples in U.S. history of state legislatures certifying electors to justify their action, and announce that they view the “blue shift” as evidence of fraud ― even if there has been nothing fraudulent about it.
Meanwhile, the state courts and Democratic governors of these states certify the final vote total for Biden and his electors, declaring that the approval of Trump electors by the GOP-controlled legislatures is unconstitutional. Two sets of electors ― one for Trump, the other for Biden ― are sent to Congress.
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a divided Congress were to go down this path, two potential scenarios could result ― each with potential for chaos.
In the case where Congress nullifies the electors of a given state or multiple states, neither Trump nor Biden may meet the necessary threshold of 270 electoral votes to win the presidency. This would throw the election to the House of Representatives, where each state delegation would vote for the president.
The candidate who wins the most state delegation votes would become president. As of now, Republicans have a majority in 26 state delegations, Democrats control 22 and two ― Michigan and Pennsylvania ― are evenly divided. That would, most likely, hand the election to Trump, though the outcome of this year’s House races could change the math.
Alternately, a Democratic-controlled House could pull out of the electoral vote count after rejecting any effort by a Republican-controlled Senate to nullify a state’s electors or appoint electors for Trump. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) could declare that the chamber will only accept the electors certified by governors, based on a full vote that includes late-arriving absentee ballots.
If the Senate refuses to agree, Pelosi could then say that since Congress has not approved a White House winner, that kickstarts the 20th Amendment that details what happens when there is no president-elect. Pelosi ranks as next in line after Trump and Pence, and she could say that she would serve as acting president starting on Jan. 20, when the first term for the GOP duo expires.
All of this could be adjudicated by the Supreme Court ― which could soon hold a 6-3 conservative majority if Republicans appoint a new Trump nominee before the inauguration of a president. If not, though, it would create an existential crisis.
HuffPost is now a part of Verizon Media
This nightmare scenario continues as lawsuits are filed by both parties over which votes should or should not be counted. But as the late-counted ballots begin to turn the three key Rust Belt states of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in Biden’s favor, Trump can be expected to declare the whole vote-counting process illegitimate.
...
Since Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin ― as well as North Carolina ― have divided government with Democratic governors and GOP-controlled legislatures, Trump calls on Republicans in those legislatures to stop votes from being counted and to certify him the winner of their electoral votes ahead of the scheduled Electoral College vote on Dec. 14. They bend to his request, citing Article II of the Constitution and early examples in U.S. history of state legislatures certifying electors to justify their action, and announce that they view the “blue shift” as evidence of fraud ― even if there has been nothing fraudulent about it.
Meanwhile, the state courts and Democratic governors of these states certify the final vote total for Biden and his electors, declaring that the approval of Trump electors by the GOP-controlled legislatures is unconstitutional. Two sets of electors ― one for Trump, the other for Biden ― are sent to Congress.
...
a divided Congress were to go down this path, two potential scenarios could result ― each with potential for chaos.
In the case where Congress nullifies the electors of a given state or multiple states, neither Trump nor Biden may meet the necessary threshold of 270 electoral votes to win the presidency. This would throw the election to the House of Representatives, where each state delegation would vote for the president.
The candidate who wins the most state delegation votes would become president. As of now, Republicans have a majority in 26 state delegations, Democrats control 22 and two ― Michigan and Pennsylvania ― are evenly divided. That would, most likely, hand the election to Trump, though the outcome of this year’s House races could change the math.
Alternately, a Democratic-controlled House could pull out of the electoral vote count after rejecting any effort by a Republican-controlled Senate to nullify a state’s electors or appoint electors for Trump. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) could declare that the chamber will only accept the electors certified by governors, based on a full vote that includes late-arriving absentee ballots.
If the Senate refuses to agree, Pelosi could then say that since Congress has not approved a White House winner, that kickstarts the 20th Amendment that details what happens when there is no president-elect. Pelosi ranks as next in line after Trump and Pence, and she could say that she would serve as acting president starting on Jan. 20, when the first term for the GOP duo expires.
All of this could be adjudicated by the Supreme Court ― which could soon hold a 6-3 conservative majority if Republicans appoint a new Trump nominee before the inauguration of a president. If not, though, it would create an existential crisis.
Democracy is already harmed.
Let's not set a terrible precedent. Just regulations need to be in place where if someone is harmed due to them allowing threats and misinformation they're liable
Muhfukkas seized Backpage quicker than anything.