Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:

Body of Disco Duck wrote:

YAWN!!! There is no such legal authority. All you get is republicans on a few committees "recommending" such action. The recommendation carries zero legal weight, and requires no consideration whatsoever by anyone, because no one has the power to decertify because Fatso, makeup boy, Trump said so.

Meanwhile, Trump is flying to Scotland on Jan 20th for vacation.

Pence also has full authority to reject Biden electors tomorrow. The dem panic begins.

Clarification: from the contested states

Trump may very well remain POTUS as he was the legitimate winner all along.

Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:

Pence also has full authority to reject Biden electors tomorrow. The dem panic begins.

uhhhhhhh

dopey dopey trumpers

Just emotionally giddy anticipating a Republican sweep in Ga. Senate runoffs, revelling in a 6-3 Supreme Court conservative majority, eyeballing the razor-slim Dem majority in the House, and pondering how long until the House rules Sleepy Joe unfit for office and kicks him out along with Dr. Jill allowing the ascension of Kamala who is just biding her time until the inevitable happens.

Sally Vix wrote:

Just emotionally giddy anticipating a Republican sweep in Ga. Senate runoffs, revelling in a 6-3 Supreme Court conservative majority, eyeballing the razor-slim Dem majority in the House, and pondering how long until the House rules Sleepy Joe unfit for office and kicks him out along with Dr. Jill allowing the ascension of Kamala who is just biding her time until the inevitable happens.

Kamala would actually make a great president. We could be so lucky.

Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:

Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:

Pence also has full authority to reject Biden electors tomorrow. The dem panic begins.

Clarification: from the contested states

Trump may very well remain POTUS as he was the legitimate winner all along.

Pence is the guy at the Oscars who opens the envelope and says "and the winner is ...".

Trollminator wrote:

Sally Vix wrote:

If you are batting .000 in the regular season you are not getting a chance to hit a home run in the postseason. You have either been permanently benched or have been released from the team.

Trump lost. We are batting 1.000 and you are 0.000 with no hits left. But you do get to enjoy Groundhog Day permanently.

If we are going to be honest, despite Trump, the Republicans did better down ballot. In addition, Republicans are set up well to take the House at the mid terms. If Georgia doesn’t go their way today, it will be a long 4 years for the Biden/Harris agenda.

in what country wrote:

Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:

Pence also has full authority to reject Biden electors tomorrow. The dem panic begins.

uhhhhhhh

https://www.wsj.com/articles/all-pence-can-do-is-count-11609710373https://www.startribune.com/electoral-count-act-vice-president-pence-can-preside-but-not-decide/600006662/https://www.npr.org/2021/01/01/952728493/in-last-minute-challenge-some-republicans-argue-pence-can-ignore-states-electors

dopey dopey trumpers

Pence has been sickeningly loyal to Trump and here is his reward:

Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:

Body of Disco Duck wrote:

YAWN!!! There is no such legal authority. All you get is republicans on a few committees "recommending" such action. The recommendation carries zero legal weight, and requires no consideration whatsoever by anyone, because no one has the power to decertify because Fatso, makeup boy, Trump said so.

Meanwhile, Trump is flying to Scotland on Jan 20th for vacation.

Pence also has full authority to reject Biden electors tomorrow. The dem panic begins.

Trump wearing a kilt. Traditionally they wear nothing underneath. That is something I would not want to visualize.

johnny99 wrote:

Pence is the guy at the Oscars who opens the envelope and says "and the winner is ...".

Well there's this:

And this:

Sally Vix wrote:

Trollminator wrote:

You sound emotionally erratic Sally. Did you forget to take your anxiety pills today? Maybe you should explain in what way trump isn't criminal and seditious.

Just emotionally giddy anticipating a Republican sweep in Ga. Senate runoffs, revelling in a 6-3 Supreme Court conservative majority, eyeballing the razor-slim Dem majority in the House, and pondering how long until the House rules Sleepy Joe unfit for office and kicks him out along with Dr. Jill allowing the ascension of Kamala who is just biding her time until the inevitable happens.

Of course, the Dems control the WH and the House, and by tomorrow will either control the Senate or at least will have gotten closer in the Senate.

The Republican Party is in tatters, and may not exist as we've known it for too much longer. And in two years, the Republicans have something like 21 Senate seats to defend while the Dems have 13 or so. So odds are the Dems will control the Senate, either by tomorrow or in two years.

Rejoice over the SC. But learn the hard lesson that Trump should have learned by now; those justices are there for life. They owe nothing to anyone, and they tend to rule from the center. You may be disappointed with how this all plays out.

Sally will continue living in an alternate reality where trump is king and democracy ended. The rest is irrelevant.

Trumpian Repub's Logic:

1. If Trump says it, it must be true

2. There were a lot of people that voted for Trump (but 7-8 mil less than Biden), thus he should be President

3. All Democrats are bad

4. You don't have to prove something in front of a court, if it supports your viewpoint

5. Republicans who don't do everything Trump wants, are actually Deep State actors

What did I miss?

Swaglord_the_real_one_1_one_1 wrote:

Trumpian Repub's Logic:

1. If Trump says it, it must be true

2. There were a lot of people that voted for Trump (but 7-8 mil less than Biden), thus he should be President

3. All Democrats are bad

4. You don't have to prove something in front of a court, if it supports your viewpoint

5. Republicans who don't do everything Trump wants, are actually Deep State actors

What did I miss?

Fun Fact: Joe Biden won the popular vote by the 2nd largest margin in the history of the US (by total votes, not by percentage).

Which brings us to today's trivia question: Without looking it up, which POTUS won the popular vote by the largest number of votes (not necessarily by %)?

Swaglord_the_real_one_1_one_1 wrote:

Trumpian Repub's Logic:

1. If Trump says it, it must be true

2. There were a lot of people that voted for Trump (but 7-8 mil less than Biden), thus he should be President

3. All Democrats are bad except for Ivanka

4. Republicans who don't do everything Trump wants, are actually Deep State actors

5. You don't have to prove something in front of a court, if it supports your viewpoint, unless you're a Democrat or Deep State actor

6. Elections are by default fake unless a Republican wins

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1101 wrote:

Swaglord_the_real_one_1_one_1 wrote:

Trumpian Repub's Logic:

1. If Trump says it, it must be true

2. There were a lot of people that voted for Trump (but 7-8 mil less than Biden), thus he should be President

3. All Democrats are bad

4. You don't have to prove something in front of a court, if it supports your viewpoint

5. Republicans who don't do everything Trump wants, are actually Deep State actors

What did I miss?

Fun Fact: Joe Biden won the popular vote by the 2nd largest margin in the history of the US (by total votes, not by percentage).

Which brings us to today's trivia question: Without looking it up, which POTUS won the popular vote by the largest number of votes (not necessarily by %)?

Has to be Reagan in 1984.

1101 wrote:

Which brings us to today's trivia question: Without looking it up, which POTUS won the popular vote by the largest number of votes (not necessarily by %)?

You problem think it is Ronald Reagan over Carter. But that is not true because you have to add in the split vote of Carter + Anderson.

johnny99 wrote:

2 factors that make this moment different.

1. Never before have we seen a political leader who received such blind loyalty from a bloc of Americans as we see with Trump now. His followers truly are sheep; whatever Trump says to do, they do. No questions asked. It's a minority of Americans, but still a sizable enough bloc that the fortunes of other Republican politicians can rise or fall based on Trump's endorsement or criticism.

2. A disappointing and perhaps unprecedented failure of political courage among many of today's Republican political leaders. Other Republicans stood up to Nixon, even if ultimately it cost them the White House. Today's Republican leaders, with few exceptions, cannot find the strength to put country over party, even though the leader of the party is so clearly undermining the country.

Well stated. As I stated in other posts Trump and the elected sycophant republicans leaders are slime. But the greatest blame rests on the shoulders of the millions of voters and cult followers who not only gave Trump power but who (and this includes other voters too) have voted in patterns where they reinforce these types of politicians. We selected this type of politician. We reinforced lying and selfish behavior through our voting patterns. Our voting doesn't punish known lying.

Granted there are some needs for a few systematic changes, change electoral college, throw out the citizen's united ruling and make gerrymandering illegal. But regardless we have chosen and reinforced the behavior we have seen. We pushed Trump to the head of the line to be in charge. We chose his and the slime leaders following him.

We need to do better.

Reagan 1984 would be right because there was no split vote. And there was a woman (gasp) Dem VP candidate. Sad, but that is the way it was.

In 1984 a less than 4,000 vote swing to Reagan in Wisconsin would have resulted in a near Electoral College clean sweep by Reagan: D.C. being the only loss with a result of 535-3 (vs. the actual 525-13.)