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

Timberrrrrrrr

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

If trump can describe his victory in 2016 as a landslide then biden can call his victory an even bigger landslide

Trump is probably trashing the oval office at the moment after getting this news, Melania is probably on the other side of the whitehouse hiding.

extra gravy

Does he have a new wig?

extra gravy

"Pfizer said that it was not part of Warp Speed, but that turned out to be unfortunate misrepresentation,"

Lies

mun1

briany wrote: »

It wasn't really a landslide because some of the states were still quite close, especially certain states such as Wisconsin where I think the most conservative poll gave him a 5 point lead, but he only won it by less than one percentage point. And while Joe Biden came in with the most votes ever for a presidential candidate, Trump came in with the second most.

Point being that if we call Biden's victory a landslide, it implies that the election was a strong repudiation of Trump and that invites complacency, and complacency is exactly what got Trump elected in 2016. So, if you're anti-Trump, and opposed to his brand of divisive, hateful and immature populist politics, complacent is exactly what you don't want to be, because that shít is waiting in the wings or gaining power all over the western world.

Exactly ! LETS GO JOE ! Yeeeeeehhhaaaaawwww!!!

ohnonotgmail

extra gravy wrote: »

Does he have a new wig?

yeah the last one escaped and is supposed to be in a very happy relationship with a squirrel.

Cody montana

He's ****ing insane.

Azatadine

Such lies!!!!!!

flazio

Somebody find his day nurse. He's dues his meds.

sabat

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Porter Wright probably pulled their representation for Trump in the legal challenge after being inundated with emails and messages following the Lincoln Project's appeal.

That's profoundly undemocratic and I'm sure there must be some law against it. To utilise mob power in order to prevent your opponent exercising his legal rights is criminal behaviour.

flazio

Finally, an admission he might not be in charge anymore.

ohnonotgmail

Cody montana wrote: »

He's ****ing insane.

where are you watching this? what is he saying?

Kraftwerk

"we went down less and we went up more. Its quite a combination of facts"

He hasn't even the first clue what's on the page in front of him.

JohnFalstaff

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

where are you watching this? what is he saying?

You can watch it on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUlXP3SjZbU

JohnFalstaff

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

where are you watching this? what is he saying?

You can watch it on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUlXP3SjZbU

y0ssar1an22

has the don conceded? i think its time for him to accept defeat.

Akrasia

jackboy wrote: »

Smashing and burning property is obviously worse.

breaking a few windows and burning a few cars is not worse than murdering about 10 million people in cold blood.. which is what the NAZIs did.

Especially given that the Nazi's had a scorched earth policy where they razed towns and vilages and destroyed crops as retreated to their eventual defeat in the latter parts of WW2

km991148

robinph wrote: »

Twitter have said that after the 20th January Trumps account won't be considered protected due to being a "person of interest" and will just be dealt with as a normal person. So rather than the warnings about him lying on the posts they will just delete them as his words are no longer needing to be recorded due to him being president. Piss twitter off enough and they will just delete him.

We will see.. doesn't matter, they have made a fortune out if this sh!t already. They will continue to do so.

Cody montana

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

where are you watching this? what is he saying?

Youtube.
He sounds drugged.

namloc1980

sabat wrote: »

That's profoundly undemocratic and I'm sure there must be some law against it. To utilise mob power in order to prevent your opponent exercising his legal rights is criminal behaviour.

Jeff2

He really is deluded.

If he thought about Covid months ago he would likely have reelected.

Now he rolls this out like it will change the outcome of the election.

extra gravy

He nearly accidentally conceded but caught himself in time.

Curious_Case

Created new jobs ???

People simply went back to their jobs where possible.

Professor Moriarty

That doc is very boring.

km991148

nolivesmatter wrote: »

Give over. Nothing in the US during Trumps time has been like Kristallnacht. Except maybe BLM tbh.

Media sensationalism.

Edit: By BLM I'm referring specifically to the rioting/violence, not the peaceful protests.

Do you use fake news?

If so, when did you first start using the term? Before Trump? It after him.
We don't have book burnings, but there are many modern day equivalents.

Laois_Man

The doc subtly telling everyone this progress has nothing to do with the Trump administration and Trump's body language is like a bold child.

namloc1980

Not sure I like this new cast. Too many new characters being brought in as the series is coming to an end.

briany

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

If trump can describe his victory in 2016 as a landslide then biden can call his victory an even bigger landslide

robinph wrote: »

The definition of landslide being as set by Trump in 2016 when he decided that his losing the popular vote to Clinton was a landslide. If losing but still winning is a landslide then winning and winning is an avalanche.

Eh, Trump's a blowhard who laughably over-exaggerates all that which could possibly make him look good. I don't think we should be taking Trump's definition of anything on board. Trump did not win 2016 by a landslide at all. Losing the popular vote and winning by tight margins in some states does not sound like a landslide. Looked good enough in terms of electoral college votes, which is the main thing, but if 2016 taught anything it was drill down into the numbers.

It was a good and welcome win for Biden, but landslide has connotations that the election represented a strong repudiation of Trump, even though he increased his vote number by 10 million. That base doesn't look to be going anywhere, so the narrative of 'Joe Biden beat Trump by a landslide and Trump was never heard from again' isn't really a goer. Vigilance will be needed to maintain a lead over Trump in 4 years or whoever is running on the Trumpist platform by then.

Guy:Incognito

sabat wrote: »

That's profoundly undemocratic and I'm sure there must be some law against it. To utilise mob power in order to prevent your opponent exercising his legal rights is criminal behaviour.

Sending emails registering your dislike of a companys business practice is undemocratic?

omega man

Maybe he’s thinking about his legacy now. Still lied multiple times mind you.

The response from Pfizer should be amusing.