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

GT89 wrote: »

"I don't need you to vote for me to win this election" - Biden 2020

"I need you after the election too"

Post the whole quote or don't post it at all

sterz wrote: »

Sh*t, you've just described all presidents right there.

Pathological?

km991148 wrote: »

Pathological?

You're right, not all were pathological. Still liars though.

francois wrote: »

I generally don't gloat but after 4 years of alt right fanbois and trolls debasing political discourse with thinly disguised racism, homophobia, pathetic language like snowflake, libtard and bedwetting, it feels good to raise two progressive digits in your direction and say: suck it up losers.

Time for them to go back under the bridge.


I'd say America will try to quickly skip the last four years in the history books.

I'm interested to see who Biden appoints in key Cabinet positions: Trump's flawed appointees, and how he handled them, were a telling symptom of what was wrong with his Presidency. Appointing the wrong people, not getting along with them, and having them leave under suspicious circumstances.

For example, Omarosa Manigault Newman was let go over an allegation she and a husband used a staff car to attend a Congressional charity baseball game, something which was permitted and which many other White House Staff did. This was all ordered by Chief of Staff John Kelly, and Trump called Omarosa the next day, claiming to not know what was going on. Either he was lying about ordering her to be fired, or he genuinely didn't know and it was all down to Kelly: neither is reassuring.

As for Kelly: he resigned in January 2019 after reportedly "not being on speaking terms" with the President. His predecessor, "Reince" Priebus, had the job for less than six months, and was a bizarre choice. He had publicly criticised Trump on multiple occasions during the 2016 campaign and reportedly read gave Trump a stern talking-to after some remarks about Mexican immigrants. In office, he ran interference for Trump on issues such as alleged links to Russia, but was accused of leaking inside information to the media and resigned.

Jim "Mad Dog" Mattis: Secetary of Defense for three years: clashed with Trump over commitments to NATO and other allies, and the last straw was the withdrawal of American troops from Syria, leaving the Russians as the only strategic power there. John Bolton, National Securiy Advisor whose advice was largely ignored, most seriously when it came to Ukiraine; accused of leaking to the media and of misusing military aircraft (which he had to use to visit places like Afghanistan).

In other words, I'll be looking to see who Biden appoints in key positions as indicators of how competent he will be as President. There will be limits on what he can get through Congress, thanks to a Republican Senate, but if you look at Trump's appointments in the Executive Branch and otehr Federal agencies, you can see where Trump got it wrong and where Biden needs to get it right.

Tell me how wrote: »

He won't even get the nomination in 2024.

75m votes for him.



He'd walk it

bnt wrote: »

I'm interested to see who Biden appoints in key Cabinet positions: Trump's flawed appointees, and how he handled them, were a telling symptom of what was wrong with his Presidency. Appointing the wrong people, not getting along with them, and having them leave under suspicious circumstances.

For example, Omarosa Manigault Newman was let go over an allegation she and a husband used a staff car to attend a Congressional charity baseball game, something which was permitted and which many other White House Staff did. This was all ordered by Chief of Staff John Kelly, and Trump called Omarosa the next day, claiming to not know what was going on. Either he was lying about ordering her to be fired, or he genuinely didn't know and it was all down to Kelly: neither is reassuring.

As for Kelly: he resigned in January 2019 after reportedly "not being on speaking terms" with the President. His predecessor, "Reince" Priebus, had the job for less than six months, and was a bizarre choice. He had publicly criticised Trump on multiple occasions during the 2016 campaign and reportedly read gave Trump a stern talking-to after some remarks about Mexican immigrants. In office, he ran interference for Trump on issues such as alleged links to Russia, but was accused of leaking inside information to the media and resigned.

Jim "Mad Dog" Mattis: Secetary of Defense for three years: clashed with Trump over commitments to NATO and other allies, and the last straw was the withdrawal of American troops from Syria, leaving the Russians as the only strategic power there. John Bolton, National Securiy Advisor whose advice was largely ignored, most seriously when it came to Ukiraine; accused of leaking to the media and of misusing military aircraft (which he had to use to visit places like Afghanistan).

In other words, I'll be looking to see who Biden appoints in key positions as indicators of how competent he will be as President. There will be limits on what he can get through Congress, thanks to a Republican Senate, but if you look at Trump's appointments in the Executive Branch and otehr Federal agencies, you can see where Trump got it wrong and where Biden needs to get it right.

"Supreme Court Justice Barrack Hussein Obama"

If I lose to the worst candidate in US history, what does that make me?

sydthebeat wrote: »

I'm highly suspicious that there's a very minimal number of people behind all those accounts that have now gone to ground or are banned.

That just makes them even sadder. What a way to pass your days

DubInMeath wrote: »

Given that you don't care about it.

They sure did post on this thread a lot for someone that doesn't care.

bnt wrote: »

In other words, I'll be looking to see who Biden appoints in key positions as indicators of how competent he will be as President. There will be limits on what he can get through Congress, thanks to a Republican Senate, but if you look at Trump's appointments in the Executive Branch and otehr Federal agencies, you can see where Trump got it wrong and where Biden needs to get it right.

Samantha Power Ambassador to the UK just to see Boris sh*t himself.

Jesus, all the crowds gathering!!

Biden has to reverse what trump encouraged in order to tackle corona

He's not wrong..

https://v.redd.it/d0sq311p8vx51

Popular vote: Trump vs Biden 2020 https://en.as.com/en/2020/11/06/latest_news/1604692313_763319.html
As of 12:30 p.m. ET on Saturday 7 November, this was the count of the popular vote for each candidate according to the Associated Press:

Donald Trump: 70,598,535 - 47.7%
Joe Biden: 74,857,880 - 50.6%

funnydoggy wrote: »

I wouldn't be calling it a purely Irish response tbh. The world is celebrating. F*cking delighted.



What's cringe is Trump accepting it and ranting like a baby.

The world? You think people around the world care about this?