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[STEMO]

Even Donald's best buddy can see the writing on the wall, and Donald can't sack him.

US election: Putin congratulates Biden after electoral college win https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-us-2020-55318269

[STEMO]

Mitch McConnell the Republican senate majority leader, is a traitor, he has congratulated Biden on his victory. 
Never mind, Al, you can still fall back on your alien abduction theory, no one can disprove that.

[STEMO]

Mitch McConnell the Republican senate majority leader, is a traitor, he has congratulated Biden on his victory. 
Never mind, Al, you can still fall back on your alien abduction theory, no one can disprove that.

US election: Top Trump ally breaks silence to congratulate Biden https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-us-2020-55323407

[Doctor Gollum]

January 6th...

[Entwood]

January 6th...

You just don't give up do you ??   A bit like Donald himself ... failing to grasp reality...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-us-2020-55323407

"With Mr McConnell now accepting Joe Biden's victory, President Trump's final play - challenging his election loss in Congress on 6 January - also becomes more pointless. Not only will it be blocked by the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives, it seems unlikely to find any traction in the Senate.

Now the waiting for the Trump response begins. Will he shrug off Mr McConnell's words or add him to the growing list of enemies within his own party that must be confronted and condemned?

The president's next words and actions could reveal the depth of the political turmoil facing the party in the days ahead."

Also:

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-senate/senior-republicans-accept-biden-as-president-elect-reject-talk-of-overturning-election-idUSKBN28O33F

If you don't want to read the article .. this is the relevant bit ...

Thune added that any effort to try to overturn the result when Congress counts the Electoral College votes on Jan. 6 would get little support. “It’s not going anywhere,” he told reporters.

Senator John Cornyn, another veteran Republican, said he thought any such effort “would be a bad mistake” that would be soundly defeated in the 100-member chamber, currently controlled by his party.

“There comes a time when you have to realize that, despite your best efforts, you’ve been unsuccessful, that’s sort of the nature of these elections. You’ve got to have a winner. You’ve got to have a loser,” Cornyn told reporters at the U.S. Capitol.

[Doctor Gollum]

The next President is not officially named until the Electoral College Votes are accepted and counted by Congress and secondly by the current Vice President on January 6th. The current stage in the process is that their votes have been submitted. Nothing more, nothing less.

Just because this is unusual, and apparently in disagreement with the media narrative, it is a constituntionally bound fact.

Sure, were Trump to concede before January 6th, then that process would be a formality, but even then the College Votes can still be contested.

You can jump up and down all you like, but it doesn't change the constitutional process.

[STEMO]

The next President is not officially named until the Electoral College Votes are accepted and counted by Congress and secondly by the current Vice President on January 6th. The current stage in the process is that their votes have been submitted. Nothing more, nothing less.

Just because this is unusual, and apparently in disagreement with the media narrative, it is a constituntionally bound fact.

Sure, were Trump to concede before January 6th, then that process would be a formality, but even then the College Votes can still be contested.

You can jump up and down all you like, but it doesn't change the constitutional process.

You're beyond help 

[Rangie]

Trump is finished, end of story.

[Raeturbo]

Ahh, but he holds the card.

[Sir Tigger KC]

I've seen suggestions on Twitter (so it must be true!) that there was going to be an audit of the Dominion voting machines used in the election, in the building in Nashville that was blown up on Christmas day.  Not only that, but they are also saying that a projectile (missile?) was seen hurtling into the building moments before the explosion.

It's obviously complete tosh........ but I do love a good conspiracy theory! 

[STEMO]

A lot of the right wing media were spouting about how these voting machines were rigged. A few lawyers letters later they quickly issued apologies. The truth always usually wins.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

A lot of the right wing media were spouting about how these voting machines were rigged. A few lawyers letters later they quickly issued apologies. The truth always[/s] The most money and power usually wins.

[Nick W]

I've seen suggestions on Twitter (so it must be true!) that there was going to be an audit of the Dominion voting machines used in the election, in the building in Nashville that was blown up on Christmas day.  Not only that, but they are also saying that a projectile (missile?) was seen hurtling into the building moments before the explosion.

It's obviously complete tosh........ but I do love a good conspiracy theory!

Yes, because they're utterly ridiculous:


conspirators competent enough to rig a national election to the extent of 7 million votes without leaving any evidence that stands up in court, are going to rely on a suicide car bomb outside a fancy phone exchange to destroy 'physical evidence' that's been available for six weeks.

[Doctor Gollum]

Nashville apparently wasn't the only explosion.

https://youtu.be/SrivEgKQ_SE NWS as the chap is a bit sweary and quite excitable 

[Sir Tigger KC]

I've seen suggestions on Twitter (so it must be true!) that there was going to be an audit of the Dominion voting machines used in the election, in the building in Nashville that was blown up on Christmas day.  Not only that, but they are also saying that a projectile (missile?) was seen hurtling into the building moments before the explosion.

It's obviously complete tosh........ but I do love a good conspiracy theory!

Yes, because they're utterly ridiculous:


conspirators competent enough to rig a national election to the extent of 7 million votes without leaving any evidence that stands up in court, are going to rely on a suicide car bomb outside a fancy phone exchange to destroy 'physical evidence' that's been available for six weeks.

Even the most sophisticated plots have their weak links Nick!