I find it hilarious that this board always takes the word of a pathological liar over professionals who are just doing their job. Do you think Trump would be screaming about voter fraud if he had won?
There are no professionals left. It's all one side or the other the same with the courts. That you don't see it is funny.
There are 2 sides. The truth and misinformation/lies. Trump is the king of the latter because he knows his braindead supporters will believe every tin foil hat conspiracy theory he tweets out. From skimming this board over the last two weeks since he got his ass kicked, it appears he is right for once.
Not the same. Yes there have been hot takes from the left but that doesn't normalize what Trump is doing. He is refusing to concede and commence the transfer of power solely out of spite and his fragile ego that is too humiliated to admit he lost. His legal team is getting shit on in the courts and there's been essentially no evidence of widespread voter fraud, at least to the extent that would overturn any of the races.
As 9000 fake votes for Biden are subtracted from the total in DeKalb County, GA.
What are you all hiding? You dipshits spent 3 years on Russian Collusion with zero evidence supporting it. As we say, go fuck yourself, retard.
Hillary conceded and Obama invited Trump to the WH within days of the election to start the transfer of power.
Gore didn't concede because it was down to one state that was separated by hundreds of votes. Trump would need to overturn at least 2 states where he's down by over 10k. Not gonna happen.
That's probably true but Gore still waited way longer and the republic survived and the media cheered him on
Hillary conceded but says to this day it was stolen. That's a fact
The delay in the transition to Bush may have opened up blindspots that made us susceptible to 9/11.
Andrew Card, who served as chief of staff under former President George W. Bush, warned Thursday on CBSN that a delayed presidential transition could seriously harm national security and already is tarnishing America's reputation as a leader of the free world.
Card authored a Washington Post op-ed along with Clinton-era White House chief of staff John Podesta, warning of the risks of a delayed transition, which is taking place now as President Trump declines to pass the baton to President-elect Joe Biden. Card and Podesta worked together during the Clinton-Bush transition, which was delayed due to the contested 2000 election, and that delay, he said, had consequences.
"We learned a valuable lesson," Card told CBSN. "Obviously, the year 2001, after George Bush became president included September 11th, 2001, and the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and that plane that crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The 9/11 Commission, when they reviewed everything that had happened up and to that attack and what contributed to it, they actually cited that the transition should have been allowed to have more time and more information shared with the incoming president so that he could be prepared."
I find it hilarious that this board always takes the word of a pathological liar over professionals who are just doing their job. Do you think Trump would be screaming about voter fraud if he had won?
I love when a pathological liar calls someone else a pathological liar.
Oh great, Gay Bob is back. Please tell me about all the voter fraud that helped Biden steal the election.
Tell me about why a lying piece of shit like yourself who claimed I pushed the Pizzagate story is now pretending to be all upset about someone else lying? Btw, if you really disliked lying have you bothered to checkout Biden's history?
Clinton not taking custody of Bin Laden led to 911 but ok. And at the time Bush Knew was all the rage. The internet is hell on the left rewriting history
Hillary conceded and Obama invited Trump to the WH within days of the election to start the transfer of power.
Gore didn't concede because it was down to one state that was separated by hundreds of votes. Trump would need to overturn at least 2 states where he's down by over 10k. Not gonna happen.
Yeah, Obama started the transfer of power by continuing to spy on and undermine the incoming Trump Administration.
I find it hilarious that this board always takes the word of a pathological liar over professionals who are just doing their job. Do you think Trump would be screaming about voter fraud if he had won?
There are no professionals left. It's all one side or the other the same with the courts. That you don't see it is funny.
There are 2 sides. The truth and misinformation/lies. Trump is the king of the latter because he knows his braindead supporters will believe every tin foil hat conspiracy theory he tweets out. From skimming this board over the last two weeks since he got his ass kicked, it appears he is right for once.
Not the same. Yes there have been hot takes from the left but that doesn't normalize what Trump is doing. He is refusing to concede and commence the transfer of power solely out of spite and his fragile ego that is too humiliated to admit he lost. His legal team is getting shit on in the courts and there's been essentially no evidence of widespread voter fraud, at least to the extent that would overturn any of the races.
As 9000 fake votes for Biden are subtracted from the total in DeKalb County, GA.
What are you all hiding? You dipshits spent 3 years on Russian Collusion with zero evidence supporting it. As we say, go fuck yourself, retard.
There's exponentially more evidence of Russian collusion than any voter fraud. lol
Hillary conceded and Obama invited Trump to the WH within days of the election to start the transfer of power.
Gore didn't concede because it was down to one state that was separated by hundreds of votes. Trump would need to overturn at least 2 states where he's down by over 10k. Not gonna happen.
Yeah, Obama started the transfer of power by continuing to spy on and undermine the incoming Trump Administration.
This is patently false and has been disproven. Still waiting on the unmasking bombshell to drop. BIGGER THAN WATERGATE!
Brian Kemp’s Lead in Georgia Needs an Asterisk If the governor’s race had taken place in another country, the State Department would have questioned its legitimacy.
NOVEMBER 7, 2018
So when did Georgia become secure? Any thoughts?????
The Democrat Stacey Abrams, a black woman, made a valiant effort to win the governor’s race in Georgia, one of the original 13 states, whose commitment to human bondage ensured that the U.S. Constitution would treat slavery with kid gloves. A state that was part of the Confederacy. A state scorched by Union General William Tecumseh Sherman in the Civil War. A state that refused to accept the outcome of that war, treating its black residents as second-class citizens—if that—until the federal government forced its hand, a century later, with the Voting Rights Act. She tried to write a new narrative for this state.
Although Abrams has not yet conceded, citing uncounted ballots, it looks as though the other side has won, and the narrative is the same as ever. Abrams didn’t have to fight just an electoral campaign; she had to fight a civil-rights campaign against the forces of voter suppression.
Indeed, I can’t quite bring myself to say that Abrams “lost,” because there’s an asterisk next to her Republican opponent’s victory.
Brian Kemp, who billed himself as a “Trump conservative,” refused to step aside as Georgia’s secretary of state; he ran for governor of a state while overseeing the elections in that state. Former President Jimmy Carter, a Georgian with much experience monitoring elections abroad, stressed that this conflict of interest ran “counter to the most fundamental principle of democratic elections—that the electoral process be managed by an independent and impartial election authority.”
bump - when did Georgia fix the issues and give us the best election EVER?
Brian Kemp’s Lead in Georgia Needs an Asterisk If the governor’s race had taken place in another country, the State Department would have questioned its legitimacy.
NOVEMBER 7, 2018
So when did Georgia become secure? Any thoughts?????
The Democrat Stacey Abrams, a black woman, made a valiant effort to win the governor’s race in Georgia, one of the original 13 states, whose commitment to human bondage ensured that the U.S. Constitution would treat slavery with kid gloves. A state that was part of the Confederacy. A state scorched by Union General William Tecumseh Sherman in the Civil War. A state that refused to accept the outcome of that war, treating its black residents as second-class citizens—if that—until the federal government forced its hand, a century later, with the Voting Rights Act. She tried to write a new narrative for this state.
Although Abrams has not yet conceded, citing uncounted ballots, it looks as though the other side has won, and the narrative is the same as ever. Abrams didn’t have to fight just an electoral campaign; she had to fight a civil-rights campaign against the forces of voter suppression.
Indeed, I can’t quite bring myself to say that Abrams “lost,” because there’s an asterisk next to her Republican opponent’s victory.
Brian Kemp, who billed himself as a “Trump conservative,” refused to step aside as Georgia’s secretary of state; he ran for governor of a state while overseeing the elections in that state. Former President Jimmy Carter, a Georgian with much experience monitoring elections abroad, stressed that this conflict of interest ran “counter to the most fundamental principle of democratic elections—that the electoral process be managed by an independent and impartial election authority.”
Stacey Abrams to this very day has not conceded that she lost and pretty much the entire Rat party leadership has supported her in that.
Hillary conceded and Obama invited Trump to the WH within days of the election to start the transfer of power.
Gore didn't concede because it was down to one state that was separated by hundreds of votes. Trump would need to overturn at least 2 states where he's down by over 10k. Not gonna happen.
That's probably true but Gore still waited way longer and the republic survived and the media cheered him on
Hillary conceded but says to this day it was stolen. That's a fact
The delay in the transition to Bush may have opened up blindspots that made us susceptible to 9/11.
Andrew Card, who served as chief of staff under former President George W. Bush, warned Thursday on CBSN that a delayed presidential transition could seriously harm national security and already is tarnishing America's reputation as a leader of the free world.
Card authored a Washington Post op-ed along with Clinton-era White House chief of staff John Podesta, warning of the risks of a delayed transition, which is taking place now as President Trump declines to pass the baton to President-elect Joe Biden. Card and Podesta worked together during the Clinton-Bush transition, which was delayed due to the contested 2000 election, and that delay, he said, had consequences.
"We learned a valuable lesson," Card told CBSN. "Obviously, the year 2001, after George Bush became president included September 11th, 2001, and the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and that plane that crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The 9/11 Commission, when they reviewed everything that had happened up and to that attack and what contributed to it, they actually cited that the transition should have been allowed to have more time and more information shared with the incoming president so that he could be prepared."
The blind spot was Clinton not getting Bin Laden when he was offered up on a platter but hell don't let that simple fact stop your stupidity.
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What are you all hiding? You dipshits spent 3 years on Russian Collusion with zero evidence supporting it. As we say, go fuck yourself, retard.
Al Gore's case presented a defined issues and Bill Clinton didn't embark on a revenge tour to sow the ground with salt while it was pending.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/former-white-house-chief-of-staff-andy-card-warns-about-delayed-transition/
Andrew Card, who served as chief of staff under former President George W. Bush, warned Thursday on CBSN that a delayed presidential transition could seriously harm national security and already is tarnishing America's reputation as a leader of the free world.
Card authored a Washington Post op-ed along with Clinton-era White House chief of staff John Podesta, warning of the risks of a delayed transition, which is taking place now as President Trump declines to pass the baton to President-elect Joe Biden. Card and Podesta worked together during the Clinton-Bush transition, which was delayed due to the contested 2000 election, and that delay, he said, had consequences.
"We learned a valuable lesson," Card told CBSN. "Obviously, the year 2001, after George Bush became president included September 11th, 2001, and the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and that plane that crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The 9/11 Commission, when they reviewed everything that had happened up and to that attack and what contributed to it, they actually cited that the transition should have been allowed to have more time and more information shared with the incoming president so that he could be prepared."
says Ivan.