I think the problem we will have with a republican outsider running for President again is that who is going to do it? Trump was successful because he didn’t rely on huge campaign donations and money from special interest groups to fund his campaign. Therefore he didn’t cave to political pressure from donors and special interest groups. What republican billionaire is going to run next? Most any republican going forward will have to have monetary support from corporations and large donors, therefore just repeating the cycle of the same old politicians we’ve seen time and time again. They say one thing to get elected, then they serve at the whim of their super pacs and special interest lobbyists
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Originally posted by TheBeekeeper View Post60 Judges believed there was no fraud, all the flipped state AGs believed there was no fraud, the federal authorities believed there was no fraud.
But you have no idea who I am, so go to the primary sources and review it in depth.
A good starting point is
From there you can get the court filings, read the briefs, and the rulings.
For the CISA report from the Fed that Trump appointed, declaring it the most secure in US history, you can read it here.
Look, Trump lost simply because he didn't have enough votes.
The polls shows that Trump was behind for months. His approval ratings never got over 50% for 4 years, they were abysmal when compared to the last 12 presidents. With all those indicators in plain sight, you shouldn't have been surprised when he lost badly.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...oval-6179.html
Let's address your ignorance one point at a time.
1. Court Cases - 90% of the Judges never allowed evidence to be presented, they simply dismissed the case based on lack of standing or lack of jurisdiction. Multiple states refused to allow forensic analysis of voting tabulators, and those that were analyzed were found to have been compromised. (Try reading the details of the cases, not biased Wikitard summaries)
https://www.depernolaw.com/uploads/2...ensics_report_[121320]_v2_[redacted].pdf
2. The CISA report - On Sept. 30, 2020 the Inspector GeneralÂ’s office reported that of three major Homeland Security offices audited, CISA had the lowest scores by far for information security, a remarkable irony given the agencyÂ’s cybersecurity mission. CISA earned the lowest rating of 1 in four of the six categories studied. In contrast, fellow agencies Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Patrol (CPB) achieved a score of 4 or 5 in all but two of the categories.
“CISA’s overall information security program was not effective,” the inspector general reported, scolding the agency for having “not yet developed component specific policies, procedures, and business processes as required by DHS policy.”
In late October, just a couple of weeks before the Nov. 3 election, the inspector generalÂ’s office sounded another warning, reporting that while CISA had done a good job securing voting software systems from cybersecurity penetration it had substantially ignored the physical security of polling and vote counting places.
3. "His approval ratings never got over 50% for 4 years, they were abysmal when compared to the last 12 presidents." - Another abysmal failure in intellectual honesty on your part.
Trump's approval rating broke 50% in mid Sept 2020 and was 52% on 2 Nov 2020.
Obama's approval rating was only 50% on 5 Nov 2012.
Trumps average currently sits at 48.1
"Obama's overall average approval rating was a dismal 47.9%.
Only three presidents scored worse than Obama since Gallup started doing these surveys in 1945: never-elected Gerald Ford (47.2%), one-termer Jimmy Carter (45.4%), and Harry Truman (45.4%)."Comment
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Unfortunately if they get away with this election steal our vote will never count again and we will be a communist country very quick. pray for AmericaOriginally posted by OldRiverRat View PostComment
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Yeah, but we're gonna post record numbers as far as how quick you get to the endgame.Originally posted by etbowhunter View Post
I believe what took them yrs and yrs, we will accomplish it literally overnight.Comment
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Let me address these points one at a time.Originally posted by Rutersville View PostLet's address your ignorance one point at a time.
1. Court Cases - 90% of the Judges never allowed evidence to be presented, they simply dismissed the case based on lack of standing or lack of jurisdiction. Multiple states refused to allow forensic analysis of voting tabulators, and those that were analyzed were found to have been compromised. (Try reading the details of the cases, not biased Wikitard summaries)
https://www.depernolaw.com/uploads/2...ensics_report_[121320]_v2_[redacted].pdf
2. The CISA report - On Sept. 30, 2020 the Inspector GeneralÂ’s office reported that of three major Homeland Security offices audited, CISA had the lowest scores by far for information security, a remarkable irony given the agencyÂ’s cybersecurity mission. CISA earned the lowest rating of 1 in four of the six categories studied. In contrast, fellow agencies Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Patrol (CPB) achieved a score of 4 or 5 in all but two of the categories.
“CISA’s overall information security program was not effective,” the inspector general reported, scolding the agency for having “not yet developed component specific policies, procedures, and business processes as required by DHS policy.”
In late October, just a couple of weeks before the Nov. 3 election, the inspector generalÂ’s office sounded another warning, reporting that while CISA had done a good job securing voting software systems from cybersecurity penetration it had substantially ignored the physical security of polling and vote counting places.
3. "His approval ratings never got over 50% for 4 years, they were abysmal when compared to the last 12 presidents." - Another abysmal failure in intellectual honesty on your part.
Trump's approval rating broke 50% in mid Sept 2020 and was 52% on 2 Nov 2020.
Obama's approval rating was only 50% on 5 Nov 2012.
Trumps average currently sits at 48.1
"Obama's overall average approval rating was a dismal 47.9%.
Only three presidents scored worse than Obama since Gallup started doing these surveys in 1945: never-elected Gerald Ford (47.2%), one-termer Jimmy Carter (45.4%), and Harry Truman (45.4%)."
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That interesting report you pointed out has been debunked.
The county and state refute it.
And Dominion address the inaccuracies here:
The author himself was somewhat, but not totally discredited. More on that is here.
Which explains why Judges ignored it.
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Krebs said it was "the most secure election in American history"
and
"There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised."
If you wish to dredge up his 2nd grade scorecard and tell me he's a bad boy, feel free. But I ignore Ad Hominem attack arguments.
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Nope, highest RCP average score was 47.3% it looks like
Bear in mind this is the average, this mitigates outlier effects. An individual poll may have been higher but I'm clearly referencing a more meaning average by RCP.
A very nice data visualization of Trump to other presidents is at the bottom of this page by 538. Therein shows the warning signs of his re-election prospects.
4: The Bonus
In forecasting, we must be careful to avoid Belief Perseverance. It is dangerous, as our culture builds in a bias that changing ones mind is dishonorable. But as forecasters we must change our mind with the introduction of new information.
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Originally posted by TheBeekeeper View PostLet me address these points one at a time.
1:
That interesting report you pointed out has been debunked.
The county and state refute it.
And Dominion address the inaccuracies here:
The author himself was somewhat, but not totally discredited. More on that is here.
Which explains why Judges ignored it.
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Krebs said it was "the most secure election in American history"
and
"There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised."
If you wish to dredge up his 2nd grade scorecard and tell me he's a bad boy, feel free. But I ignore Ad Hominem attack arguments.
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Nope, highest RCP average score was 47.3% it looks like
Bear in mind this is the average, this mitigates outlier effects. An individual poll may have been higher but I'm clearly referencing a more meaning average by RCP.
A very nice data visualization of Trump to other presidents is at the bottom of this page by 538. Therein shows the warning signs of his re-election prospects.
4: The Bonus
In forecasting, we must be careful to avoid Belief Perseverance. It is dangerous, as our culture builds in a bias that changing ones mind is dishonorable. But as forecasters we must change our mind with the introduction of new information.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belief_perseverance
This post and the one being quoted just reinforces that you can find evidence to support most any argument that you support.
Which one is correct is anyone’s guess. I suppose by human nature we choose the one that most closely aligns with our position.
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Yes, you can find someone who says the sun didn't set yesterday, and someone can say it did. One of them has better evidence.Originally posted by Mike D View PostComment
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Did the newby Antifa just post from the dominion site?[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]Comment
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You are no different than a Qtard, same level of stupidity, different side of the aisle.Originally posted by TheBeekeeper View PostLet me address these points one at a time.
1:
That interesting report you pointed out has been debunked.
The county and state refute it.
And Dominion address the inaccuracies here:
The author himself was somewhat, but not totally discredited. More on that is here.
Which explains why Judges ignored it.
2:
Krebs said it was "the most secure election in American history"
and
"There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised."
If you wish to dredge up his 2nd grade scorecard and tell me he's a bad boy, feel free. But I ignore Ad Hominem attack arguments.
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Nope, highest RCP average score was 47.3% it looks like
Bear in mind this is the average, this mitigates outlier effects. An individual poll may have been higher but I'm clearly referencing a more meaning average by RCP.
A very nice data visualization of Trump to other presidents is at the bottom of this page by 538. Therein shows the warning signs of his re-election prospects.
4: The Bonus
In forecasting, we must be careful to avoid Belief Perseverance. It is dangerous, as our culture builds in a bias that changing ones mind is dishonorable. But as forecasters we must change our mind with the introduction of new information.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belief_perseveranceComment
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This is known as a Ad Hominem attack.Originally posted by Rutersville View Post
Usually used by those who cannot debate or will not concede.Comment
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Ad Hominem attack.Originally posted by TheBeekeeper View PostThis is known as a Ad Hominem attack.
Usually used by those who cannot debate or will not concede.
See it every day, In every thing political or religious
Viva Los Baha’i “ in unity “Comment
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Originally posted by TheBeekeeper View PostThis is known as a Ad Hominem attack.
Usually used by those who cannot debate or will not concede.
You are not worth our time!Comment
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Trump has not been impeached. He was found not guilty of the first "attempt" and this 2nd attempt will not succeed as it is bogus.Originally posted by Wtex View PostComment
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He has been impeached twice....he was found not guilty in the first one just like bill clintonOriginally posted by lovemylegacy View Post
he will not be found guilty of the second one ONLY because there is not enough timeComment
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