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

And on that note, Trump is now threatening to defund the military if social media don't stop being mean to him - also inadvertently confirming his freak out tantrum over the 'diaperdon' tag, which if anything gives it more credibility.

The military has given considerable support to police during the protests and riots. Defunding them would reduce the ability to respond go and control these. I expe t exactly zero Trump supporters to give even the remotest of ****s, unless of course they are vehemently defending it and now mysteriously become highly interested in the nuances of "defunding".

The NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act) autorises military budgeting and expenditure, for anyone wondering.

[url]Http://www.yahoo.com/amphtml/att/trump-using-military-funding-leverage-173401526.html[/url]

Trump targeted Section 230 of the Communications Act, which protects internet providers and tech companies like Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms from being held legally liable for what is posted on their websites or how they manage the content. Trump has railed against Twitter recently, accusing it of "big Conservative discrimination."

"If the very dangerous & unfair Section 230 is not completely terminated as part of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), I will be forced to unequivocally VETO the Bill when sent to the very beautiful Resolute desk. Take back America NOW. Thank you!," Trump tweeted Tuesday night, claiming Section 230 is "a serious threat to our National Security & Election Integrity."

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1334240039639937026

I particularly like the part where he says the electoral process is under siege. - yeah, from you Donnie.

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Panic setting in with the GOPers that some Republican voters will sit out the January senate runoffs in Georgia. Given the thin margins there it would only take a relatively small number to refuse to vote to swing both seats to the Dems.

namloc1980 wrote: »

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Panic setting in with the GOPers that some Republican voters will sit out the January senate runoffs in Georgia. Given the thin margins there it would only take a relatively small number to refuse to vote to swing both seats to the Dems.

I think they've really s rwwed themselves here, the same bad actors, troll farm accounts and foreign psy ops that they have been more than happy to stand by and benefit from for the last few years have made it exceptionally easy for these same voters to now be manipulated not to vote by those in the centre and on the left (posing as far right loons).

Fanning the flames of lunacy in the days after the election as many such as Gingrich himself has, has made this Infinitely easier again.

I'd bet they wish they had taken a different tack now, over the last month especially.

Carfacemandog wrote: »

I think they've really s rwwed themselves here, the same bad actors, troll farm accounts and foreign psy ops that they have been more than happy to stand by and benefit from for the last few years have made it exceptionally easy for these same voters to now be manipulated not to vote by those in the centre and on the left (posing as far right loons).

Fanning the flames of lunacy in the days after the election as many such as Gingrich himself has, has made this Infinitely easier again.

I'd bet they wish they had taken a different tack now, over the last month especially.

there are 23000 people who were 17 on the date of the election who will be of voting age by the date of the run-off. In a state with small margins getting them registered could make a difference.

ohnonotgmail wrote:

there are 23000 people who were 17 on the date of the election who will be of voting age by the date of the run-off. In a state with small margins getting them registered could make a difference.

Biden has done a great job recently, he should be front and centre helping get them elected.
He can come up with things he wants to do for the State and tell them that if they don't get the seats that the Republicans will block it from happening.

dark crystal wrote: »

He doesn't care about anyone or anything that doesn't affect/benefit him personally, that's why.

More of his citizens died today than any day since the beginning of the virus and he still hasn't uttered a word of empathy, compassion, reassurement - nothing. Nada.

Course he had plenty to say when he caught the virus, photo ops, speeches, Evita style balcony waving etc. because it was all about him.

This man is the lowest form of narcissist - the sooner he disappears from public life, the better. He is an insult to his country.

Agree with all of this.

But and some of us having been saying this since before he was a nominee in 2016, and yet, 73M people still wanted this guy to continue as President. :eek::eek:

Already I've seen 1 article about Ivanka's aspirations in this respect.
As children we'd have read books or watched movies about evil overlords and their minions and generally they'd have got their comeuppance in a way that meant it was clear lessons had been learned.

I'm fascinated at the number of examples of rhetoric espoused by Trump, his fans and his enablers in the GOP and the media. All of whom shouted like braying donkeys about what 'the Dems' were at.

• Kept shouting 'Stop looking in to Russian collusion' after spending years talking about Benghazi.
• Hillary couldn't accept defeat' She did, within 24 Hours, meanwhile what has gone on over the last month has been jawdropping.
• Impeached Clinton because he lessoned the respect for the Office of the President as they refused to vote to find Trump guilty of trying to arrange a quid pro quo which he did on a telephone call.
• The Fake News clarion call as Trump and Giuliani and Powell are just spouting absolute garbage while ignoring Trumps propensity for lying.
• Lambasting Obama's handling of SARS while accepting no responsibility for Covid-19.
• Calling Obama a 'Golfing President' when Trump has golfed more in 4 years than Obama did in 8.
• Talking about draining the swamp and surrounding himself with criminals and family members.

Don't even try to play the 'Both parties are as bad as each other' on this. The Democratic party is far from perfect but they're even in the same league as these spoofers. AOC is getting stick at the moment for selling a sweatshirt emblazoned with 'Tax the Rich' for $58. A sweatshirt made and printed in the USA with union represented workers. Trump fans are emblazoned in his MAGA message all with 'Made in China' labels.
Which path is better for the American society?

timsey tiger wrote: »

It wasn't me.

No, I know it wasn’t. But you inferred that I was implying it was

one armed dwarf wrote: »

Many of these states have already certified it for Biden, it's a done deal and momentum is most definitely not with Trump

they all have

briany wrote: »

I suggest to all those who want to see Trump in office that they begin backing him in his 2024 effort. This one is over. Done. Finito.

Trump has had many firsts. first to lose the popular vote twice for instance. Trump might have another first in 2024 as someone who is running for president while not being allowed to vote in the election because they are a convicted felon.

Skip to the 1 min mark to hear Rudy's plan, im guessing this wasn't very deep state

westdublin wrote: »

Skip to the 1 min mark to hear Rudy's plan, im guessing this wasn't very deep state

Between his hair dye streaming down his face and farting live on T.V he really is having a bad year :pac:

A good while back Cohen testified and told everyone watching that Trump will turn on you in an instant. He said with Trump, loyalty is a one way street. He said you will do everything for him, and yet he'll still throw you under the bus.

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1334565607522643969?s=19

Imagine being Barr and realising now Michael ****ing Cohen is smarter than you.

But Outlaw Pete said that Bill Barr was a solid set of hands when it comes to rooting out corruption. I guess this means he isn't, or Trump is wrong or something