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The Dems are focked unless something very wild happens. Biden is cooked and doing this brokered convention thing would be a mess. So we get another four years of Bozo.

He was a beast but Father Time remains undefeated. One of the crazier stat lines ever was when he scored 60 points in a game with 11 dribbles

Washed

FFS. Its not how I see it, it’s what occurred

Hey Mike you need to not certify the election results. Hey DoJ I know you said that there’s no case but just say it is corrupt and me and Congress will do the rest. I’d say that is a tad more than oh geez he’s just a silly buffoon.

Wasn’t your state the one who sent in the Ninjas who analyzed ever ballot by hand,

How should I perceive the two acts by Prez Trump that I called out. How do you perceive them?

I mean election denier seems to fit for this. For the rest the election is over, Biden won. All the various arguments were made and they shot them all down. The rest is academic. As for voting by mail, we have done it in my state for a long time. Works amazing. We can send everyone the blueprint.

What is your “perception” about a Prez after he has been told it’s illegal asking his VP to not certify the election. Asking DoJ to just say the election was corrupt and that he and Congress would do the rest. How is one to perceive that?

What is the preferred term for a person who says Trump won the election in 2020? That he won, GA, WI, PA, AZ, etc?

A prez working in the way Don did to toss out the election results is also a recent tactic. You people would be shitting your pants if Obama had lost to Romney then pulled this.

There’s no way he’s getting replaced it would be a total shitshow. I wouldn’t mind seeing it happen just to see though. Let’s embrace the chaos. It’s not like it is going to get worse.

They gave Joe a brand new paint job. Dude was very tanned

Quite the world you have painted. Social Media has corroded you brain, friend. Put down the Twitter machine for a couple weeks. You need detox.

That would be the Dems fault, duh.

They both were terrible. Biden was really terrible. This is easy, Maybe once you get tired of spamming every dipshit meme that crosses your timeline you can talk about being exhausting

Biden totally sucked at the debate. Trump merely sucked.

It is kind of funny to me that the Libertarian leaning crowd in here is all “Let’s see how this plays out” after the SC handed out more power to the office of the Prez.

Are you saying the Left forced the SC to do this but you don’t agree with this ruling the majority gave?

What makes you believe this?

I notice you didn’t answer the questions. It’s ok, I know you’d fill your pants if say Obama did what Trump did.

Anything can happen still, but the odds are stacked against Biden heavily. He shet the bed. There’s no getting around it. He should never have run again. He’s the Prez, he won, he gets to pick, I get all that: But he really focked the party. Ego and the trappings of being the most powerful person on the planet are a helluva a drug. Trump for his part was a trainwreck as well but he at least spit out his script for the most part in some semblance of order.

Love Hawaii. Doesn’t get much better. Perfect climate, natural beauty everywhere, each island has their own little microclimates on them, easy to get to from West Coast, different enough from mainland US but still familiar. Spent a few vacays on the Big Island, many on Maui, and two on Kauai. Pretty much heaven on Earth for me.

I’m saying they could have given this money to any number of funds. The crown prince or whatever the fock he’s called picked Little Jered husband of the Prez’s kid. It’s fine, just spare the grasping the pearls act with Hunter getting hooked up. Heck the SC just said it’s fine to get paid out for favors as long as it’s after you are no longer on office so it’s all good for elected officials now.

LINK Yep. Nothing to see here, biz as usual! Ask yourself if this seems completely on the up and up. Be honest. At the time this investment was vast majority of the fund. “Six months after leaving the White House, Jared Kushner secured a $2 billion investment from a fund led by the Saudi crown prince, a close ally during the Trump administration, despite objections from the fund’s advisers about the merits of the deal. A panel that screens investments for the main Saudi sovereign wealth fund cited concerns about the proposed deal with Mr. Kushner’s newly formed private equity firm, Affinity Partners, previously undisclosed documents show. Those objections included: “the inexperience of the Affinity Fund management”; the possibility that the kingdom would be responsible for “the bulk of the investment and risk”; due diligence on the fledgling firm’s operations that found them “unsatisfactory in all aspects”; a proposed asset management fee that “seems excessive”; and “public relations risks” from Mr. Kushner’s prior role as a senior adviser to his father-in-law, former President Donald J. Trump, according to minutes of the panel’s meeting last June 30. But days later the full board of the $620 billion Public Investment Fund — led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler and a beneficiary of Mr. Kushner’s support when he worked as a White House adviser — overruled the panel The Saudi fund agreed to invest twice as much and on more generous terms with Mr. Kushner than it did at about the same time with former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin — who was also starting a new fund — even though Mr. Mnuchin had a record as a successful investor before entering government, the documents show. The amount of the investment in his firm, Liberty Strategic Capital — $1 billion — has not been previously disclosed.