Trump's Coup Attempt

[Avery]

Trump says for the first time Biden won the election but later insists he's not conceding

President Donald Trump acknowledged for the first time on Sunday that Joe Biden won the presidential election, but the President refused to concede and blamed his loss on a string of conspiracy theories.

www.cnn.com

All this rigged talk without actually being able to say how and why it was rigged reminds me of this quote from The Social Network:

“ You know, you really don't need a forensics team to get to the bottom of this. If you guys were the inventors of Facebook, you'd have invented Facebook.”

 

[Getting Traded]

I want to see them drag him out of the WH by his hair. Have them rip off that ugly orange mop in the process. You think it could be a wig? More likely created by the Hairclub for Men.

 

[candrew]

Trump 0-16 in the courts.

Remember the good old days when the biggest problem in the country according to the right were frivolous lawsuits?

 

[Avery]

The evidence is overwhelming! It’s everywhere in plan sight! Ignore the fake courts!

 

[str8line]

Good article:

Click:

The ending of Trump’s presidency echoes the beginning — with a lie

 

[Deleted member 365]

 

[Red]

No surprise at all.

Largest right-wing militia group in US will refuse to recognise Biden as president, leader says

‘Anything he signs into law we won’t recognise as legitimate,’ Oath Keepers founder says

www.independent.co.uk

 

[colton]

@One Brow here's another example of how a non military coup might be attempted. I don't think this type of thing has much chance of success, but if it were to succeed I think it would properly be called a coup.

 

[Deleted member 365]

@One Brow here's another example of how a non military coup might be attempted. I don't think this type of thing has much chance of success, but if it were to succeed I think it would properly be called a coup.

Excellent find

 

[Deleted member 365]

@One Brow here's another example of how a non military coup might be attempted. I don't think this type of thing has much chance of success, but if it were to succeed I think it would properly be called a coup.

“I’d like you to do us a favor though...”

 

[str8line]

I'm sure it was a beautiful, warm, nice conversation. A absolutely perfect call.


“If he feels threatened by that conversation, he’s got a problem,” Graham added. “I actually thought it was a good conversation.”

On the same day that Graham spoke to Raffensperger about signature matching, a lawsuit was filed in federal court in Georgia challenging the way county election officials check signatures and allow voters a chance to fix ballots with errors.

 

[Deleted member 365]

So the most obvious case of voter fraud Comes from Senator Lindsey Graham calling up the leaders of swing states asking them to throw out millions of mail in votes. Amazing. Irony is dead.