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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2020 18:21:53 GMT
I thought so. Hillary did a concession speech the morning after Election Day. The Obama Administration had dumpster don at the White House with in days of Election Day. They didn’t throw up any road blocks to the trump transition team. The Obama Administration worked to make the transition of power peaceful and smooth.
I’m not just talking about just trump claiming this but in the last interview Chris Wallace did with dumpster don, he agreed the Democrats never conceded the election.
dumpster don has said that he thinks the “whole Russia thing” was proof the Democrats never conceded. Was it? The intelligence community agreed the Russians were trying to meddle in the elections to get trump elected. And he got elected.
But the polls showed the support for Hillary took a nose dive when Comey issued that letter about nothing 11 days before the election. So unless Comey was a Russian agent this had more to do with trump getting elected than the Russian meddling in our elections.
Then there were the dots that when connected showed something between the trump campaign and Russia. Should it have been ignored? It might have make sense if dd hadn’t gotten elected as president. But he was. if there was nothing there why did trump throw up so many obstacles in the investigation? We still don’t the entire story.
It seems there is belief among some the Democrats never conceded the 2016 election.
Which could become very problematic, not just for this election but elections in the future.
IMO.
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Post by pixiechick on Nov 20, 2020 18:34:35 GMT
"WH press secretary falsely says Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted."
4 years of "not my president" and "russian collusion got him elected" "impeach 45" and on and on and on, sure looks like it was never accepted.
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Post by Dalai Mama on Nov 20, 2020 18:38:45 GMT
"WH press secretary falsely says Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted." 4 years of "not my president" and "russian collusion got him elected" "impeach 45" and on and on and on, sure looks like it was never accepted. Did Hilary concede? Yes, she did. Did Obama invite him to the Whitehouse? Yes, he did. Are you being purposefully obtuse? Yes, yes you are.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2020 18:43:31 GMT
"WH press secretary falsely says Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted." 4 years of "not my president" and "russian collusion got him elected" "impeach 45" and on and on and on, sure looks like it was never accepted. Um... I got nothing. You're too willfully ignorant.
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Post by revirdsuba99 on Nov 20, 2020 18:43:54 GMT
I think there has been a discussion that Clinton called at 3:00am or there abouts.
But I guess facts don't matter!
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Post by pixiechick on Nov 20, 2020 18:45:09 GMT
"WH press secretary falsely says Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted."
4 years of "not my president" and "russian collusion got him elected" "impeach 45" and on and on and on, sure looks like it was never accepted. Did Hilary concede? Yes, she did. Did Obama invite him to the Whitehouse? Yes, he did. Are you being purposefully obtuse? Yes, yes you are. If all she said was what is quoted above then, she's absolutely right.*
"Never excepting Trump's election" is exactly what the Democrats have been doing for the last 4 years. They vowed to impeach him from the moment of his inauguration before he had even done anything. No reason to impeach, but they were going to do it anyway. John Brennan’s handwritten notes say Hillary intended to "vilify Donald Trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by the Russian security service,” as “a means of distracting the public from her use of a private email server” Russia, Russia, Russia, investigations for years. Didn't matter that it showed no collusion by the Trump administration, it was an exercise in which the sole purpose was to undermine a duly elected president. Impeaching him over a phone call, that was supposed to have been proof of something bad and yet none of the "witnesses" actually witnessed anything close to what they were claiming. And of course the mind numbingly stupid threat to impeach him for doing his job and nominating Amy Coney-Barret for the Supreme Court. Wanting to invoke the 25th weeks before the election. I stand corrected, I think that has got win the award for the most mind numbingly stupid threat. *If she's saying that they didn't concede, then she's wrong. So which is it?
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Post by Dalai Mama on Nov 20, 2020 18:57:00 GMT
Did Hilary concede? Yes, she did. Did Obama invite him to the Whitehouse? Yes, he did. Are you being purposefully obtuse? Yes, yes you are. If all she said was what is quoted above then, she's absolutely right.*
"Never excepting Trump's election" is exactly what the Democrats have been doing for the last 4 years. They vowed to impeach him from the moment of his inauguration before he had even done anything. No reason to impeach, but they were going to do it anyway. John Brennan’s handwritten notes say Hillary intended to "vilify Donald Trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by the Russian security service,” as “a means of distracting the public from her use of a private email server” Russia, Russia, Russia, investigations for years. Didn't matter that it showed no collusion by the Trump administration, it was an exercise in which the sole purpose was to undermine a duly elected president. Impeaching him over a phone call, that was supposed to have been proof of something bad and yet none of the "witnesses" actually witnessed anything close to what they were claiming. And of course the mind numbingly stupid threat to impeach him for doing his job and nominating Amy Coney-Barret for the Supreme Court. Wanting to invoke the 25th weeks before the election. I stand corrected, I think that has got win the award for the most mind numbingly stupid threat. *If she's saying that they didn't concede, then she's wrong. So which is it?It showed no collusion by the Trump administration? If by 'it' you are talking about the Mueller Report, that's not what it concluded. ETA* And, FTR, he was impeached.
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Post by monklady123 on Nov 20, 2020 19:14:21 GMT
Did Hilary concede? Yes, she did. Did Obama invite him to the Whitehouse? Yes, he did. Are you being purposefully obtuse? Yes, yes you are. If all she said was what is quoted above then, she's absolutely right.*
"Never excepting Trump's election" is exactly what the Democrats have been doing for the last 4 years. They vowed to impeach him from the moment of his inauguration before he had even done anything. No reason to impeach, but they were going to do it anyway. John Brennan’s handwritten notes say Hillary intended to "vilify Donald Trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by the Russian security service,” as “a means of distracting the public from her use of a private email server” Russia, Russia, Russia, investigations for years. Didn't matter that it showed no collusion by the Trump administration, it was an exercise in which the sole purpose was to undermine a duly elected president. Impeaching him over a phone call, that was supposed to have been proof of something bad and yet none of the "witnesses" actually witnessed anything close to what they were claiming. And of course the mind numbingly stupid threat to impeach him for doing his job and nominating Amy Coney-Barret for the Supreme Court. Wanting to invoke the 25th weeks before the election. I stand corrected, I think that has got win the award for the most mind numbingly stupid threat. *If she's saying that they didn't concede, then she's wrong. So which is it?*accepting*, not "excepting". Just thought I'd point that out.
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Post by librarylady on Nov 20, 2020 19:47:05 GMT
Expressing disappointment at the final count is not the same as not accepting.
Not accepting is refusing to come out of your office and say, "The other person won and now our nation moves on."
As for saying "He is not my president" by citizens..IMO, that is a way of saying, "I didn't vote for him so don't blame these goof ups on me." It does not mean the person does not accept the outcome, it means the speaker does not like the outcome.
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Post by elaine on Nov 20, 2020 19:55:03 GMT
Expressing disappointment at the final count is not the same as not accepting. Not accepting is refusing to come out of your office and say, "The other person won and now our nation moves on." As for saying "He is not my president" by citizens..IMO, that is a way of saying, "I didn't vote for him so don't blame these goof ups on me." It does not mean the person does not accept the outcome, it means the speaker does not like the outcome. 1000x this.
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Post by Really Red on Nov 20, 2020 19:56:17 GMT
Sigh. Why do you all engage? It is impossible to argue facts with someone who refuses to see them. You could point out the earth is not flat, but I assure you that if Donald Trump said it were, at least 32% of his following would then state the earth was flat, including the person with whom you are arguing here.
We know the truth. More importantly, the entire world knows the truth.
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Post by Dalai Mama on Nov 20, 2020 19:59:11 GMT
Sigh. Why do you all engage? It is impossible to argue facts with someone who refuses to see them. You could point out the earth is not flat, but I assure you that if Donald Trump said it were, at least 32% of his following would then state the earth was flat, including the person with whom you are arguing here. We know the truth. More importantly, the entire world knows the truth. I'm bored. I'm engaging solely for entertainment value.
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Post by pixiechick on Nov 20, 2020 20:18:10 GMT
Sigh. Why do you all engage? It is impossible to argue facts with someone who refuses to see them. You can't say I refuse to see facts when I asked the question in order to "see the facts": Did she say "Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted" as the tweet said, or If she's saying that they didn't concede, then she's wrong. So which is it? Can anyone answer that question?
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Post by ktdoesntscrap on Nov 20, 2020 20:26:31 GMT
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Post by pixiechick on Nov 20, 2020 20:31:12 GMT
Of course Hillary conceded. That isn't who my question is about. From the tweet in the OP: "WH press secretary falsely says Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted." You can't say I refuse to see facts when I asked the question in order to "see the facts": Did she say "Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted" as the tweet said, or If she's saying that they didn't concede, then she's wrong. So which is it? Can anyone answer that question? ?
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Post by MizIndependent on Nov 20, 2020 20:36:14 GMT
Sigh. Why do you all engage? It is impossible to argue facts with someone who refuses to see them. You can't say I refuse to see facts when I asked the question in order to "see the facts": Did she say "Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted" as the tweet said, or If she's saying that they didn't concede, then she's wrong. So which is it? Can anyone answer that question? Kayleigh McEnany: "Also something that I would note is just we talked a lot about transfer of power in the election, and it’s worth remembering that this President was never given an orderly transition of power..."
This is false. The transition was orderly and happened on a standard time table.
Immediately after that she says, "His presidency was never accepted." This is a matter of opinion but can be strongly supported by the fact that on the day of his inauguration 1/3 of Democrats boycotted and WashPo had this as their headline: "The campaign to impeach President Trump has begun".
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Post by pixiechick on Nov 20, 2020 20:43:35 GMT
You can't say I refuse to see facts when I asked the question in order to "see the facts": Did she say "Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted" as the tweet said, or If she's saying that they didn't concede, then she's wrong. So which is it? Can anyone answer that question? Kayleigh McEnany: "Also something that I would note is just we talked a lot about transfer of power in the election, and it’s worth remembering that this President was never given an orderly transition of power..."
This is false. The transition was orderly and happened on a standard time table. Thank you.
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Post by elaine on Nov 20, 2020 20:56:43 GMT
You can't say I refuse to see facts when I asked the question in order to "see the facts": Did she say "Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted" as the tweet said, or If she's saying that they didn't concede, then she's wrong. So which is it? Can anyone answer that question? Kayleigh McEnany: "Also something that I would note is just we talked a lot about transfer of power in the election, and it’s worth remembering that this President was never given an orderly transition of power..."
This is false. The transition was orderly and happened on a standard time table. 1. The first article is about House of Representatives, of which the strong majority - 66% DID attend the inauguration, or, in your implication, accept it. It does not refer to Senators, governors, or other Democratic Party members. 2. Not attending an inauguration does not mean that you don’t accept it as valid, it may mean that you accept it and are protesting it. As was the point of my attending the Women’s March in DC. I accepted that Trump won AND I exercised my right to protest it. I can’t speak for the House of Representatives members that you are referencing. 3. The article about impeaching you linked has to do with his violating the emoluments clause, which is perfectly understandable, given his refusal to sell off his business interests, instead of handing them off to his children who have demonstrated over the past 4 years that they will not separate family from business and leave dad out of the loop. Trump was impeached, however, because of his connection to election tampering. <Irony alert>4. Finally, not attending inaugurations has been a long-standing tradition by BOTH parties that has little/nothing to do with claiming an election was the result of fraud/invalid. www.newstalkflorida.com/featured/inauguration-skipping-is-nothing-new/
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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2020 21:08:09 GMT
"WH press secretary falsely says Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted." 4 years of "not my president" and "russian collusion got him elected" "impeach 45" and on and on and on, sure looks like it was never accepted. That happened under Obama too. How many Tea Partiers and gun nuts were running around claiming he was a Muslim and not their president. What's your point? PS - Impeachment happened. Just in case you don't remember.
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Post by pixiechick on Nov 20, 2020 21:29:17 GMT
Kayleigh McEnany: "Also something that I would note is just we talked a lot about transfer of power in the election, and it’s worth remembering that this President was never given an orderly transition of power..."
This is false. The transition was orderly and happened on a standard time table.
Immediately after that she says, "His presidency was never accepted." This is a matter of opinion but can be strongly supported by the fact that on the day of his inauguration 1/3 of Democrats boycotted and WashPo had this as their headline: "The campaign to impeach President Trump has begun". I think she's equating the 2 parts of your bolded sentence. I believe she's saying because his presidency was never accepted that even though they followed immediate protocol of the transfer of power in the public eye, before and after that "show of transfer of power" it was never what someone trying to assume the presidency could consider an "orderly" transition of power. He was forever fighting off attacks against him being the president. My belief is backed up by what she says... Kayleigh McEnany: "We talked a lot about the transfer of power and the election and it’s worth remembering that this president was never given an orderly transition of power, his presidency was never accepted. In fact before the election, his election we know crossfire hurricane was launched by Peter Strzok. To pursue baseless allegations about the president’s ties with Russia. That’s before he was president, trying to subvert the will of the American people. We know in August Peter Strzok wrote a text message about an insurance policy about a Trump presidency. Once again trying to silence the voice of the American people in 2016. We know in October that there was aa FISA warrant—a FISA warrant taken out to spy on the Trump campaign. What happened after his election? You had 70 lawmakers saying we’re not coming to his inauguration. Democratic lawmakers. You had Elizabeth Warren saying “We’re going to attempt to obstruct the Trump transition by urging the Government accountability office to investigate the incoming Trump transition." In January of that year you had president Obama have a “by the book” meeting where they talked about the Logan Act, using that act to go after LT. General Michael Flynn. Just before the inauguration you had Buzzfeed promoting and publishing the bogus Steele dossier that’s been widely debunked. And for 2 years you had the Mueller investigation which searched for collusion, found none. In 2016 Trump became the duly elected president, many sought to undermine him, discredit him, delegitimize him and deny his victory. There were no calls for unity, there were no calls for healing. So while every legal vote is counted, let us not forget the inexcusable transition, or lack thereof, that President Trump had to endure in 2016 and four years into his presidency.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2020 21:29:29 GMT
And here is the rest of the story... From the Washington Post.. link“A growing group of Democratic lawmakers will boycott President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration Friday to protest what they described as his alarming and divisive policies, foreign interference in his election and his criticism of civil rights icon John Lewis, a congressman from Georgia. There are now nearly 70 House Democrats — 67, at last count — who have declared that they will not attend the inauguration on Capitol Hill this week. The number rose sharply after Trump tweeted Saturday that Lewis (D) is “all talk, talk, talk” and should “finally focus on the burning and crime infested inner-cities.” Lewis, who sees Trump’s Nov. 8 win as illegitimate because of Russia’s alleged interference in the election, is best known for leading civil rights protests in the 1960s, including the 1965 march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., during which state troopers brutally attacked the crowd. Lewis will not attend the inauguration, he told NBC News in an interview for Sunday’s “Meet the Press.” In the article is the reasons why these Congress folks chose to boycott the inauguration. Its important to point out, regardless of why these individuals and thousands of other Americans chose not attend the inauguration, both President Obama and Hillary Clinton were there. Two key figures. And while Hillary was off hiking the woods of NY and President Obama keeping a low profile, trump did nothing but attack both of them. And as far as Russia goes, we still don’t know the whole story and what if any hold they have over trump. And the reason is because trump kept throwing up road blocks instead of saying” there is nothing there and I welcome the investigations so the American People will know that as well.” You know like a man without anything to hide would say.
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Post by pixiechick on Nov 20, 2020 21:39:15 GMT
Kayleigh McEnany: "Also something that I would note is just we talked a lot about transfer of power in the election, and it’s worth remembering that this President was never given an orderly transition of power..."
This is false. The transition was orderly and happened on a standard time table.
Immediately after that she says, "His presidency was never accepted." This is a matter of opinion but can be strongly supported by the fact that on the day of his inauguration 1/3 of Democrats boycotted and WashPo had this as their headline: "The campaign to impeach President Trump has begun". I think she's equating the 2 parts of your bolded sentence. I believe she's saying because his presidency was never accepted that even though they followed immediate protocol of the transfer of power in the public eye, before and after that "show of transfer of power" it was never what someone trying to assume the presidency could consider an "orderly" transition of power. He was forever fighting off attacks against him being the president. My belief is backed up by what she says... Kayleigh McEnany: "We talked a lot about the transfer of power and the election and it’s worth remembering that this president was never given an orderly transition of power, his presidency was never accepted. In fact before the election, his election we know crossfire hurricane was launched by Peter Strzok. To pursue baseless allegations about the president’s ties with Russia. That’s before he was president, trying to subvert the will of the American people. We know in August Peter Strzok wrote a text message about an insurance policy about a Trump presidency. Once again trying to silence the voice of the American people in 2016. We know in October that there was aa FISA warrant—a FISA warrant taken out to spy on the Trump campaign. What happened after his election? You had 70 lawmakers saying we’re not coming to his inauguration. Democratic lawmakers. You had Elizabeth Warren saying “We’re going to attempt to obstruct the Trump transition by urging the Government accountability office to investigate the incoming Trump transition." In January of that year you had president Obama have a “by the book” meeting where they talked about the Logan Act, using that act to go after LT. General Michael Flynn. Just before the inauguration you had Buzzfeed promoting and publishing the bogus Steele dossier that’s been widely debunked. And for 2 years you had the Mueller investigation which searched for collusion, found none. In 2016 Trump became the duly elected president, many sought to undermine him, discredit him, delegitimize him and deny his victory. There were no calls for unity, there were no calls for healing. So while every legal vote is counted, let us not forget the inexcusable transition, or lack thereof, that President Trump had to endure in 2016 and four years into his presidency. Based on that Freddie, I don't think she or anyone is saying they did not go through the motions of conceding.
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Post by sassyangel on Nov 20, 2020 22:11:46 GMT
Sigh. Why do you all engage? It is impossible to argue facts with someone who refuses to see them. You could point out the earth is not flat, but I assure you that if Donald Trump said it were, at least 32% of his following would then state the earth was flat, including the person with whom you are arguing here. We know the truth. More importantly, the entire world knows the truth. I don’t get it either. Same shit, different day, everyday. And it’s annoying having it blocked myself and still seeing it’s quoted comments, constantly. 😬
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Post by AmeliaBloomer on Nov 20, 2020 22:16:00 GMT
First, I’m opining about the subject and ignoring whatever pedantic word-splicing is probably going on in all the blocked posts I’m seeing.
Second, Ms. NcEnany is a master at saying things without exactly saying them. She started beating this “The Democrats fought the election results for four years” drum even before the election, probably under instruction. I have no doubt she parses and rehearses her language. As instructed, she’s sending a message to the base - most of whom will hear and accept what they want to hear and accept - but she has “Who...ME?” deniability if challenged for creating a false impression. This whole election thing was carefully pre-massaged and she’s a pro.
Her boss, linguistic dingleberry that he is, also has send-a-message-but-leave-room-for-deniability chops of sorts. I’m still not quite sure when he plans and when he benefits from serendipity (see: “Fine people on both sides” and “Proud boys should stand by.”) Senator Graham also either muddled through dog whistles or intentionally parsed his words a couple times recently about black residents of South Carolina. Who knows how calculated they are v. lucky.
But Kayleigh McEneny? She is definitely using a linguistic calculus. There is intention.
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Post by busy on Nov 20, 2020 22:16:35 GMT
He’s been the president for the last four years. Ipso facto, his election was accepted. Also, Hillary conceded.
There is no argument here for rational people.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2020 22:41:14 GMT
I think she's equating the 2 parts of your bolded sentence. I believe she's saying because his presidency was never accepted that even though they followed immediate protocol of the transfer of power in the public eye, before and after that "show of transfer of power" it was never what someone trying to assume the presidency could consider an "orderly" transition of power. He was forever fighting off attacks against him being the president. My belief is backed up by what she says... Kayleigh McEnany: "We talked a lot about the transfer of power and the election and it’s worth remembering that this president was never given an orderly transition of power, his presidency was never accepted. In fact before the election, his election we know crossfire hurricane was launched by Peter Strzok. To pursue baseless allegations about the president’s ties with Russia. That’s before he was president, trying to subvert the will of the American people. We know in August Peter Strzok wrote a text message about an insurance policy about a Trump presidency. Once again trying to silence the voice of the American people in 2016. We know in October that there was aa FISA warrant—a FISA warrant taken out to spy on the Trump campaign. What happened after his election? You had 70 lawmakers saying we’re not coming to his inauguration. Democratic lawmakers. You had Elizabeth Warren saying “We’re going to attempt to obstruct the Trump transition by urging the Government accountability office to investigate the incoming Trump transition." In January of that year you had president Obama have a “by the book” meeting where they talked about the Logan Act, using that act to go after LT. General Michael Flynn. Just before the inauguration you had Buzzfeed promoting and publishing the bogus Steele dossier that’s been widely debunked. And for 2 years you had the Mueller investigation which searched for collusion, found none. In 2016 Trump became the duly elected president, many sought to undermine him, discredit him, delegitimize him and deny his victory. There were no calls for unity, there were no calls for healing. So while every legal vote is counted, let us not forget the inexcusable transition, or lack thereof, that President Trump had to endure in 2016 and four years into his presidency. Based on that Freddie, I don't think she or anyone is saying they did not go through the motions of conceding. There is this term a trump supporter used to describe how they viewed trump. The term is “deliberate ignorance ”. Reading your spin reminds me how appropriate of a term it is. There is a difference between not liking the guy and not accepting the guy as president. I did not like George W Bush, it was a happy day when he got on Air Force One that last time to back to Texas. As much as I disliked him and his policies it never entered my head that he wasn’t the President. Unlike those, including trump, claiming that President Obama wasn’t a real president because he was born in Kenya. To remind you, it wasn’t until trump was running for president that he was forced to admit that President Obama was born in the United States. In fact after that nonsense that Obama was born in Kenya originally had died down, trump revived it and kept it going pretty much until that fateful PC when he was forced to say otherwise. So believe what you want, spin it anyway you want. But it doesn’t change that while folks disliked or even hated trump, they still accepted that he was the president. And before you start dancing around yelling Russia, Russia. We still don’t know the entire story of trump’s relationship with Russia thanks in large part to trump himself. And that is problematic because we don’t if Russia is in the position to blackmail trump or not. And as an American that should alarm you.
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Post by pinklady on Nov 20, 2020 23:08:37 GMT
Why do you guys engage with pixieshit? She’s gonna lick trumps ass all the way to the grave. There is clearly nothing upstairs. Why engage?
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Post by mollycoddle on Nov 20, 2020 23:16:04 GMT
"WH press secretary falsely says Trump's election in 2016 was never accepted." 4 years of "not my president" and "russian collusion got him elected" "impeach 45" and on and on and on, sure looks like it was never accepted. We accepted it; but we hated it. Meaning, we realized that he won, but we hated it.
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