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

Cody montana

everlast75 wrote: »

Trump replies


https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1331013908971261953?s=19

He knows it’s over.

ChikiChiki

He's going to continue the fight.

Fight as in keep sending gaslighting marketing emails to his supporters to squeeze another few dollars off them.

robinph

everlast75 wrote: »

Trump replies


https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1331013908971261953?s=19

Someone else took the phone off him and wrote that out. Nobody got insulted, nobody got shouted at and it barely even mentions that he's still contesting the election.

jill_valentine

For the only time in my life this will ever be true, I suddenly wish I had a Parler account.

timsey tiger

robinph wrote: »

Someone else took the phone off him and wrote that out. Nobody got insulted, nobody got shouted at and it barely even mentions that he's still contesting the election.

True, if he had the phone, she'd be sacked already. :pac:

ChikiChiki

ChikiChiki wrote: »

He's going to continue the fight.

Fight as in keep sending gaslighting marketing emails to his supporters to squeeze another few dollars off them.

This is it really. A long con. Keep up the illusion of a fight do he can continue selling his snake oil

froog

the donald is in complete meltdown if anyone wants a good laugh. it's all hate threads about republicans who didn't help trump steal the election and very confused qanon people who think trump conceding is more 4D chess.

everlast75

What time is it?


https://twitter.com/davidfrum/status/1331016162470219776?s=19

BorneTobyWilde

Biden is appointing old age pensioners, wtf. Not a good look for change that's for sure.

If Trump can managed to get it it the Supreme Court it will be interesting what happens. He is clearly talking behind closed doors to his hand picked judges he appointed.

Quin_Dub

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Biden is appointing old age pensioners, wtf. Not a good look for change that's for sure.

If Trump can managed to get it it the Supreme Court it will be interesting what happens. He is clearly talking behind closed doors to his hand picked judges he appointed.

He'll neither get to the Supreme Court nor will it be interesting.

He has NOTHING - He lost and he now knows he lost.

Once Michigan certified the results the pretense of the scam was over and he knows it.

He'll keep fumbling around the back of every ones couches for another few weeks to hoover up as much cash as he can from this scam before he launches his next one.

.....Trump 2024!!!

So that he can scam the same people out of even more money.

Like everything Trump has ever done in his entire life he starts out with a big bang and a flash and then flitters away with a whimper.

The only thing he's ever actually been any good at is pretending to be a successful business man on TV.

BorneTobyWilde

Quin_Dub wrote: »

He'll neither get to the Supreme Court nor will it be interesting.

He has NOTHING - He lost and he now knows he lost.

Once Michigan certified the results the pretense of the scam was over and he knows it.

He'll keep fumbling around the back of every ones couches for another few weeks to hoover up as much cash as he can from this scam before he launches his next one.

.....Trump 2024!!!

So that he can scam the same people out of even more money.

Like everything Trump has ever done in his entire life he starts out with a big bang and a flash and then flitters away with a whimper.

The only thing he's ever actually been any good at is pretending to be a successful business man on TV.

He seems to be happy about getting thrown out of the smaller courts.

'' thank God for fast decisions, they could of played the clock down''

Notmything

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

He seems to be happy about getting thrown out of the smaller courts.

'' thank God for fast decisions, they could of played the clock down''

What was he expected to say? "Our case was bullsh1t so that's why we lost". It's all about keeping the illusion going that this is all going the way he wants.

jamule

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

He seems to be happy about getting thrown out of the smaller courts.

'' thank God for fast decisions, they could of played the clock down''

you seem a little confused and lost.

timsey tiger

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

He seems to be happy about getting thrown out of the smaller courts.

'' thank God for fast decisions, they could of played the clock down''

You do realise that all those justices, would be telling him to go f. himself. They don't need him anymore, they have tenure and he can't touch them and will be around for many years after we've all blocked his memory out of our consiousness.

ExMachina1000

https://twitter.com/SkyNewsBreak/status/1331017718447878144

All over red rover

timsey tiger

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

https://twitter.com/SkyNewsBreak/status/1331017718447878144

All over red rover

You just know that is spin too. I guess Murphy finally couldn't hold out any longer, grew a pair and told Trump.

Quin_Dub

timsey tiger wrote: »

You just know that is spin too. I guess Murphy finally couldn't hold out any longer, grew a pair and told Trump.

The Michigan certification removed her last excuse, hence the announcement.

She has said that she was adhering to precedents set in 2000 for not beginning the transition.

Once Michigan certified , Trump doesn't have enough contested States left tp get past 270 , so she had no choice.

jill_valentine

timsey tiger wrote: »

You just know that is spin too. I guess Murphy finally couldn't hold out any longer, grew a pair and told Trump.

There were reports earlier that a good number of gop donor CEOs have made it quietly known that the stalled transition is not in their - or their pocketbooks' - interest. Between that and the Q Anon mess breaking out in Georgia I think McConnell or someone with an eye on the big picture intervened.

timsey tiger

jill_valentine wrote: »

There were reports earlier that a good number of gop donor CEOs have made it quietly known that the stalled transition is not in their - or their pocketbooks' - interest. Between that and the Q Anon mess breaking out in Georgia I think McConnell or someone with an eye on the big picture intervened.

Makes sense.

I always imagine that somebody like McConnell must really despise Trump.

ExMachina1000

timsey tiger wrote: »

You just know that is spin too. I guess Murphy finally couldn't hold out any longer, grew a pair and told Trump.

We have potential problems on the horizon now

https://amp.independent.ie/business/irish/irish-corporate-tax-take-could-be-negatively-affected-by-a-biden-presidency-39777128.html?__twitter_impression=true

briany

drunk monkey right now

Buford T Justice

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

We have potential problems on the horizon now

https://amp.independent.ie/business/irish/irish-corporate-tax-take-could-be-negatively-affected-by-a-biden-presidency-39777128.html?__twitter_impression=true

Yeah, Pascalie wascalie.....

I'm sure that wasn't a private event where he was being paid to make a speech to suit someones agenda.

jill_valentine

So, out of morbid fascination I dipped a toe in the crackpot corner of Twitter to see how they're taking today's developments, and it's as disturbing as it might be amusing under other circumstances.

There's a genuine emotional investment in all this Q stuff from these folks I find quite upsetting. They all seem so completely reliant on it as a kind of "community" substitute and it makes me wonder how many people in their real lives they've alienated in the process of sinking all the way into it.

But the doomsday cult thing of always moving the big day back is starting to feel really strained, even to them, after the Sidney Powell stuff. I don't think I really grasped just how entirely, unshakeably confident they were in "the Plan" to that point, and now aren't. It's all a bit weird and subdued after the GSA letter, and they're asking each other to come up with fanfiction about how it's secretly a positive next step for them. Others are snapping at each other for "losing faith" and talking big about how this is where the fake Trump followers will be exposed blah blah blah.

It just feels a bit brittle. Doesn't really feel like they can keep it going much longer even for their own benefit, and it's hard not to wonder what kind of effect it'll have on folks like this when they actually see Biden in the WH and there’s no more playing Let's Pretend. I don't think they'll suddenly quietly come back to Earth - I think a lot of them are beyond that point - but psychologically that's got to be a fairly major injury to the whole identity you've walled yourself into?

drogon.

You actually feel sad for a second for the deluded, but then realise some won’t get to reality anytime soon

https://twitter.com/w_terrence/status/1331052500355600391?s=21

Christy42

jill_valentine wrote: »

So, out of morbid fascination I dipped a toe in the crackpot corner of Twitter to see how they're taking today's developments, and it's as disturbing as it might be amusing under other circumstances.

There's a genuine emotional investment in all this Q stuff from these folks I find quite upsetting. They all seem so completely reliant on it as a kind of "community" substitute and it makes me wonder how many people in their real lives they've alienated in the process of sinking all the way into it.

But the doomsday cult thing of always moving the big day back is starting to feel really strained, even to them, after the Sidney Powell stuff. I don't think I really grasped just how entirely, unshakeably confident they were in "the Plan" to that point, and now aren't. It's all a bit weird and subdued after the GSA letter, and they're asking each other to come up with fanfiction about how it's secretly a positive next step for them. Others are snapping at each other for "losing faith" and talking big about how this is where the fake Trump followers will be exposed blah blah blah.

It just feels a bit brittle. Doesn't really feel like they can keep it going much longer even for their own benefit, and it's hard not to wonder what kind of effect it'll have on folks like this when they actually see Biden in the WH and there’s no more playing Let's Pretend. I don't think they'll suddenly quietly come back to Earth - I think a lot of them are beyond that point - but psychologically that's got to be a fairly major injury to the whole identity you've walled yourself into?

The Donald.win is still as confident as ever. Granted they see admitting the possibility of defeat as being as bad as being a democrat (or a f******, they are big into their homophobia which I guess is unsurprising).

I feel like a lot of papers could be written on the dillusions on that site.

ohnonotgmail

everlast75 wrote: »

Trump replies


https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1331013908971261953?s=19

Trump didn't write that

py2006

Cody montana

drogon. wrote: »

You actually feel sad for a second for the deluded, but then realise some won’t get to reality anytime soon

https://twitter.com/w_terrence/status/1331052500355600391?s=21

Grifters gotta grift.

Curious_Case

jill_valentine wrote: »

So, out of morbid fascination I dipped a toe in the crackpot corner of Twitter to see how they're taking today's developments, and it's as disturbing as it might be amusing under other circumstances.

There's a genuine emotional investment in all this Q stuff from these folks I find quite upsetting. They all seem so completely reliant on it as a kind of "community" substitute and it makes me wonder how many people in their real lives they've alienated in the process of sinking all the way into it.

But the doomsday cult thing of always moving the big day back is starting to feel really strained, even to them, after the Sidney Powell stuff. I don't think I really grasped just how entirely, unshakeably confident they were in "the Plan" to that point, and now aren't. It's all a bit weird and subdued after the GSA letter, and they're asking each other to come up with fanfiction about how it's secretly a positive next step for them. Others are snapping at each other for "losing faith" and talking big about how this is where the fake Trump followers will be exposed blah blah blah.

It just feels a bit brittle. Doesn't really feel like they can keep it going much longer even for their own benefit, and it's hard not to wonder what kind of effect it'll have on folks like this when they actually see Biden in the WH and there’s no more playing Let's Pretend. I don't think they'll suddenly quietly come back to Earth - I think a lot of them are beyond that point - but psychologically that's got to be a fairly major injury to the whole identity you've walled yourself into?

Excellent post!
These people have invested so heavily that they'll need to be debriefed

duploelabs

Curious_Case wrote: »

Excellent post!
These people have invested so heavily that they'll need to be debriefed

Deprogrammed tbf