bennyl10 wrote: » Trump has ‘declared victory’ in Pennsylvania as the ‘legal votes’ have been counted.
ZeroThreat wrote: » Tbh sleepy Joe could be going for a permanent slumber slap bang in the middle of his term given his age and condition.
Quin_Dub wrote: » Yes - They have to be able to assume the Office of President if required so they have to meet the requirements
Headshot wrote: » According to CNN these votes are mail in votes which could be good news for Biden
Quin_Dub wrote: » Exactly - There are 6 States still undeclared. Biden needs 22 Votes , Trump needs 56 Alaska - 6 Votes - Definite Trump Then you have the 5 that are in play to varying degrees Nevada - 6 Votes - Currently looking likely for Biden Michigan - 16 Votes - Currently looking likely for Biden North Carolina - 15 Votes - Currently looking likely for Trump Georgia - 16 Votes - Trump currently leading , but Biden closing rapidly Pennsylvania - 20 Votes - Trump currently leading , but Biden closing rapidly Biden can win with any combination of two of the five above , Trump needs at least three , unless one of them is Nevada then he needs four out of the five.
Foxtrol wrote: » Biden has routes to take to win that do not include PA. Overall I think it has turned out pretty well that Trump is trailing in a few states and hoping for late counts to turn things around. If it was just Biden chasing then I feel there would be more attempts to stop all voting.
L1011 wrote: » How do they expect to overturn the natural-born citizen and 14 year residency terms without the presidency or the House? Or were they talking about it with Nigel Farage as in talking with Nigel Farage?
Patser wrote: » From Sky News live text:20:37 Trump campaign declares victory in Pennsylvania, despite results not complete Donald Trump's campaign has claimed victory in Pennsylvania, despite the counting of votes there not being complete. The 20 electoral college votes afforded to the state are still in competition. He's into desperation now, and trying to muddy everything up and drag the whole process into the dirt
Brian? wrote: » Talking with Nigel Farage, about Trump running in 2024. Poorly phrased.
Foxtrol wrote: » US TV has done a decent enough job so far not amplifying the worst of his nonsense, like they normally do by having 'both sides' on to discuss. Problem however will be as things drag on past the initial few days and stations feel the need to juice ratings by adding 'conflict'.
paul71 wrote: » And they are pretty much all in Los Vegas, safe enough for Biden.
ZeroThreat wrote: » If Biden squeaks in with just 270 electoral votes I can't see Trump ever conceding in any circumstance.
Dillonb3 wrote: » GOP Arizona rep Paul Gosar has put out a call to Trump supporters to rally in front of Maricopa County election center :rolleyes:
bennyl10 wrote: » The campaign did this. This isn’t the media. This is a authoritarian who doesn’t want to release power and wants to undermine an election
Patser wrote: » Are the Republican Party heirarchy going to do anything to reign him in I wonder? They must realise that if they continue to hitch themselves to his antics, they risk damaging their party's standing in the future. Trump is not GOP establishment, and if he does lose will disappear off to chat shows and conspiracy theory sites, or celebrity endorsements afterwards. The GOP will have to pick up pieces from whatever damage he does.
embraer170 wrote: » Will Trump speak tonight?
Foxtrol wrote: » US TV isn't amplifying it though as much as they normally do when Trump plays them. I'm saying they are doing a good thing, so far anyway. Trump as usual really shot himself in the foot by telegraphing he was going to take this route of claiming victory and trying to throw out votes through the courts. It helped the media prepare for it and discuss internally on what they'd do when Trump tried it.