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    Trump vs Biden 2020, Day 64 of the Pennsylvania count (pt 5) Read OP

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    • #962
      eagle eye
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      astrofool wrote:
      oh god no!
      Don't panic it was a typo. :D


    • #963
      Call Me Jimmy
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      briany wrote: »
      Trump's the first candidate in modern American history to have refused to concede a presidential election.

      He'd probably be the first to concede before the tv networks called it too though.


    • #964
      namloc1980
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      eagle eye wrote: »
      You don't understand how big college football is. There'll be very few watching once it starts at noon eastern time.

      Interestingly enough college football and NFL ratings are down significantly on 2019. People assumed that with limited crowds attending that ratings would go through the roof but it's actually been the opposite.


    • #965
      ExMachina1000
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      briany wrote: »
      Trump's the first candidate in modern American history to have refused to concede a presidential election.

      Didn't team Biden say they wouldn't concede either


    • #966
      hmmm
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      I can't see them calling it before the majority of America are up.

      I read somewhere there is a big dump of votes in Pennsylvania due around 2pm (our time). That would be a good time to call it.


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    • #967
      LuckyLloyd
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      briany wrote: »
      Trump's the first candidate in modern American history to have refused to concede a presidential election.

      Unbelievable how the fragile ego of one man (and his riled up supporters) has created a situation where no one is willing to declare what seems to be the obvious fact that there is no mathematical doubt that Biden will win.

      It’s proper third world banana republic stuff.

      Trump really dragging the institutions and principles of American democracy through the mud. That’s his legacy.


    • #968
      MeMen2_MoRi_
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      eagle eye wrote: »
      You don't understand how big college football is. There'll be very few watching once it starts at noon eastern time.

      I don't, but I have an inkling.. games can have a 100,000 at games?? And many millions more viewing..

      But Donnie is Donnie.

      We'll see, I'm wanting this to be called. I think it's best for the country it's the best route for Donnie himself. He's been beaten, time to accept.


    • #969
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      ExMachina1000 wrote: »
      Didn't team Biden say they wouldn't concede either

      Trump declared himself a victor, I would imagine Biden would have conceded had something drastically changed. However it has not so would be odd to concede...


    • #970
      eagle eye
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      namloc1980 wrote:
      Interestingly enough college football and NFL ratings are down significantly on 2019. People assumed that with limited crowds attending that ratings would go through the roof but it's actually been the opposite.
      Have you a link to that?
      Just I'm suspecting this is overall viewership figures. The Big Ten only kicked off two weeks ago, pac 12 this week and there's been many games cancelled due to covid-19 outbreaks.


    • #971
      Graham
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      ExMachina1000 wrote: »
      Didn't team Biden say they wouldn't concede either

      Probably a sensible approach for a team that's on track to win the election.


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    • #972
      MeMen2_MoRi_
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      Counting back underway in Pennsylvania, CNN.


    • #973
      BringBackMick
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      Donald is not losing this election!

      You'd be gullible to think he will not be President next year.

      He goes to Supreme court and they discount the illegal mail in ballots.


      Best case for Biden there'll be a re-election next year in the spring and it is clear as day Trump will take it.


    • #974
      briany
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      I fell asleep last night with Sky News on as background noise. When I awoke briefly in the middle of the night, I saw Biden giving yet another speech about the election. Think he should go to ground until such time as he's confident he can officially declare victory.

      Also, would having a public victory rally even be a good idea? Too many Trump crazies knocking around.


    • #975
      astrofool
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      BringBackMick wrote: »
      Donald is not losing this election!

      You'd be gullible to think he will not be President next year.

      There'll be a re-election next year in the spring and Trump will take it.

      Elaborate please :)

      (this should be fun)


    • #976
      Call Me Jimmy
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      Anyway as long as it's still active in the courts it means TV networks calling it makes no consequential difference to what's happening. It's not meant to be an exact parallel, but I'm pretty sure they didn't maintain their claim that either candidate was the president elect while recounts and litigation were happening in Florida in 2000.

      As an aside, what are the chances of having this many state counts being this close? Has it ever happened in US election history?


    • #977
      timetogo1
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      briany wrote: »
      Trump's the first candidate in modern American history to have refused to concede a presidential election.

      I can't see him admitting defeat. He doesn't seem capable.
      He'll be crying fraud well after Biden being swore in.


    • #978
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      BringBackMick wrote: »

      There'll be a re-election next year in the spring and Trump will take it.

      There will, me arse.


    • #979
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      BringBackMick wrote: »
      Donald is not losing this election!

      You'd be gullible to think he will not be President next year.

      There'll be a re-election next year in the spring and Trump will take it.

      Uuhh..


    • #980
      eagle eye
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      BringBackMick wrote:
      Donald is not losing this election!

      You'd be gullible to think he will not be President next year.

      There'll be a re-election next year in the spring and Trump will take it.
      You need to put in a couple of smilies or people will think you are serious and delusional. :D


    • #981
      namloc1980
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      eagle eye wrote: »
      Have you a link to that?
      Just I'm suspecting this is overall viewership figures. The Big Ten only kicked off two weeks ago, pac 12 this week and there's been many games cancelled due to covid-19 outbreaks.

      https://www.sportsmediawatch.com/college-football-tv-ratings/

      Mostly down across the board with a few exceptions.


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    • #982
      km991148
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      BringBackMick wrote: »
      Donald is not losing this election!

      You'd be gullible to think he will not be President next year.

      He goes to Supreme court and they discount the illegal mail in ballots.


      Best case for Biden there'll be a re-election next year in the spring and it is clear as day Trump will take it.

      Cool


    • #983
      Penn
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      There'll be an election next year and Trump will be President next year.

      The election will be the Georgia Senate run-off in early January, and Trump will be President next year until Jan 20th when Biden is inaugurated.


    • #984
      km991148
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      eagle eye wrote: »
      There's a little thing called covid-19 affecting things.

      What's your point?

      Proportionally more people doing COVID procedures would be fine. But it's funny how in high democratic areas there have been fewer staff.

      Want to talk about COVID? Ok how about:

      -Encouraging more people to use the postal system would be fine (instead of forcing people out the door to allow you to create a false narrative if fraud)

      -Allowing these posted COVID votes to be counted first

      -Not encouraging more people to gather in groups to intimidate voting staff and voters

      -Not accepting defeat (and he won't if it happens) and allowing people to move on and deal with the COVID situation.

      Ok last one is speculation as it isn't called yet, but all signs point to a defeat and him digging in.


    • #985
      Timberrrrrrrr
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      BringBackMick wrote: »
      Donald is not losing this election!

      You'd be gullible to think he will not be President next year.

      He goes to Supreme court and they discount the illegal mail in ballots.


      Best case for Biden there'll be a re-election next year in the spring and it is clear as day Trump will take it.

      How many "illegal mail in ballots" are there? What's the precedent for removing votes?
      How do you see this panning out in court?
      What evidence will they bring to court to show there are "illegal mail in ballots"? Seeing as every challenge so far has been laughed out of court.


    • #986
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      BringBackMick wrote: »
      Donald is not losing this election!

      You'd be gullible to think he will not be President next year.

      He goes to Supreme court and they discount the illegal mail in ballots.


      Best case for Biden there'll be a re-election next year in the spring and it is clear as day Trump will take it.

      Which ilegal mail in ballots??

      Under what provision and why could there be a re-election and how is it clear that Trump would take it and lastly what are you on?


    • #987
      namloc1980
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      BringBackMick wrote: »
      Donald is not losing this election!

      You'd be gullible to think he will not be President next year.

      He goes to Supreme court and they discount the illegal mail in ballots.


      Best case for Biden there'll be a re-election next year in the spring and it is clear as day Trump will take it.

      The only part of this post that is correct is that Trump will be President next year, well until noon on January 20th anyway. The rest of it is utter nonsense.


    • #988
      MeMen2_MoRi_
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      Nearly 20 million more votes versus 16 and still 8% of the vote to go.


    • #989
      PropJoe10
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      BringBackMick wrote: »
      Donald is not losing this election!

      You'd be gullible to think he will not be President next year.

      He goes to Supreme court and they discount the illegal mail in ballots.


      Best case for Biden there'll be a re-election next year in the spring and it is clear as day Trump will take it.

      #BringBackBrains


    • #990
      froog
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      morning all. afternoon?

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    • #991
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      If Trump decided to burn down the White House, how long would it take for the fire brigades to get there?


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