Why did no news people point out that Republicans haven't won the counties he claimed fraud in for 20+ years in some cases?

[DetroitEWarren]

nikka claimed fraud in Wayne County, in which a Republican hasn't won since the late 70's. So, before white flight, Republicans still could not win Wayne county.

Same as the other counties they claimed fraud in.

You literally have Trump supporters saying ON CAMERA, "there's no way he lost ________".

bytch how? I can actually understand thinking he won counties that switched up and went Dem in 2020, because it was a history there to at least argue your point.

How tf are they convinced he won counties that Republicans have lost for 30+ years straight?

 

[the cac mamba]

Dems have been incredibly weak on calling out Trump openly going into this election claiming "i win, or it's stolen". i have no idea why

not only because of how dangerous it is, but they should have been MOCKING trump for this. call him a coward, a sore loser, a p*ssy with no character. and instead, they just barely mention it

 

[ObsidianDev]

Dems have been incredibly weak on calling out Trump openly going into this election claiming "i win, or it's stolen". i have no idea why

not only because of how dangerous it is, but they should have been MOCKING trump for this. call him a coward, a sore loser, a p*ssy with no character. and instead, they just barely mention it

Because they probably realized -- as I have over the years -- that his supporters or people leaning towards voting for him will ALWAYS have some excuse.

There's always some conspiracy. Some "woke" politician, some "deep state operative", or some "liberal news media attack" out to hurt their dear daddy Trump.

His supporters are MENTALLY GONE

I've watched the slew of democrat vs republican vids that the Jubilee YouTube channel has put out on their channel over the past week leading up to the election:







These aren't simply dumbass, misinformed people. Most of these people are legit paranoid, gullible and mentally-ill.

Imagine Facebook boomers and wine moms with access to the Chan sites who take every deliberate troll meme that they read on there as objective fact. That's LITERALLY the kind of people that the rest of us in this country are up against.

Remember that whole QAnon bullshyt from 5 years ago? These people still think it was real and not an elaborate hoax devised by some basement-dweller with too much time on his hands.

All that we can do at this point is hope for the best tomorrow night.

 

[the cac mamba]

Because they probably realized -- as I have over the years -- that his supporters or people leaning towards voting for him will ALWAYS have some excuse.

it's not about his supporters, though. those rednecks don't matter. it's about pounding that message home with swing voters. decent people, who know that it's bullshyt that trump started a riot on J6, and will do it again

idk doesn't matter now

 

[ObsidianDev]

it's not about his supporters, though. those rednecks don't matter. it's about pounding that message home with swing voters. decent people, who know that it's bullshyt that trump started a riot on J6, and will do it again

idk doesn't matter now

Tbh, the whole swing/undecided voter thing doesn't exist at all to me in this current political climate.

"Undecided voters" at this point are basically just people who are too cowardly to publicly admit that they're voting for Trump.

Nearly every debate I've seen with a so-called undecided voter within the past 2 months wound up with them starting off by claiming to be firmly in the middle between Harris and Trump, but then later on as more questions get asked and as more criticism towards Trump gets levied, their pro-Trump sentiments start to seep out and they claim he's been treated unfairly and misconstrued by the media.

 

[the cac mamba]

Tbh, the whole swing/undecided voter thing doesn't exist at all to me in this current political climate.

"Undecided voters" at this point are basically just people who are too cowardly to publicly admit that they're voting for Trump.

Nearly every debate I've seen with a so-called undecided voter within the past 2 months wound up with them starting off by claiming to be firmly in the middle between Harris and Trump, but then later on as more questions get asked and as more criticism towards Trump gets levied, their pro-Trump sentiments start to seep out and they claim he's been treated unfairly and misconstrued by the media.

i think it's more people who are unhappy with the economy right now, inflation, etc, and they're looking for a change. on the other hand, they know trump is a piece of shyt, and that electing him isn't REALLY gonna bring down rent/groceries/whatever

guess we'll find out

 

[Elim Garak]

Doesn't really matter. They will still say it's rigged. They about to say the same thing this time.