Pardon My Perplexity, But Why Should We Be Gracious?

[catfish1957]

America is just fine.   It is not in the grip of a leftist takeover.  It just wants a President who doesnt live to polarize and divide.

Damn....  you slept through the Obama and Clinton years didn't you?  You're argument has sank to a level of ridicule. Give up while you are behind. 

[Jazzhead]

Damn....  you slept through the Obama and Clinton years didn't you?  You're argument has sank to a level of ridicule. Give up while you are behind.

What are talking about?   I never voted for either Clinton or Obama.   

[Hoodat]

What are talking about?   I never voted for either Clinton or Obama.

Here's an explanation even a fifth grader could understand.  Obama and Clinton both polarized and divided.  They were each elected twice.  Thus, your premise fails.

[Jazzhead]

They flipped 12 seats.

I think you've got that wrong.   The Dems won the Presidency with a candidate with no coattails.   It is the GOP that may pick up a dozen seats.

[XenaLee]

What are talking about?   I never voted for either Clinton or Obama.

I think the point he's trying to make with you .... is that there was NO president in US history that was more divisive (if they being a knife to the fight, we bring a gun.... get in their faces) than Barack Hussein Obama.

[XenaLee]

I think you've got that wrong.   The Dems won the Presidency with a candidate with no coattails.   It is the GOP that may pick up a dozen seats.

Catch a clue... nobody has won the effing presidency YET.   Despite what the blathering idiot left pressholes have bleated.

[Jazzhead]

Here's an explanation even a fifth grader could understand.  Obama and Clinton both polarized and divided.  They were each elected twice.  Thus, your premise fails.

The subject of this thread is Trump.   All across the nation,  GOP candidates succeeded where Trump failed.   The reason isn't voter fraud.   The reason is that Trump is uniquely polarizing.   People were,  to put it simply,  exhausted with him and the Dems' 24/7 TDS.    Ticket-splitting was the rational result.

[catfish1957]

What are talking about?   I never voted for either Clinton or Obama.

[aligncare]

I think the point he's trying to make with you .... is that there was NO president in US history that was more divisive (if they being a knife to the fight, we bring a gun.... get in their faces) than Barack Hussein Obama.

But, Trump’s personality!

[Jazzhead]

Catch a clue... nobody has won the effing presidency YET.   Despite what the blathering idiot left pressholes have bleated.

If you want to cling to that fantasy, have at it. 

[Right_in_Virginia]

@Jazzhead

Exactly, Republicans voted Biden to get rid of Trump, and voted their usual way, Republican, down ticket.  Women is one group who voted this way.  It is inherent for women to choose "safety" (for their children), and Trump's continual, every day a new outburst, nastiness, foul words, etc., etc., causes women to reject him.  They want peace for their children and Trump was never peace.

Some of you will reject what I wrote above, but it is the truth of the behavior of women.   

If you truly believe @Victoria33 that women want a strong man KEEP THEIR CHILDREN SAFE then the choice is Donald Trump. 

He's the one fighting to bring jobs back to the family (you know, so the kids can have a roof over their heads and eat), and fighting for choice in education. 

Trump's the one engaged on the world stage killing terrorists who need killing, boxing in tyrants who would threaten our homeland and building the strongest military in the world to prove we're serious. 

And Trump is the one bringing the sons and daughters and husbands home from endless wars while he's throwing in jail, not coddling, the anarchists destroying our towns and threatening our security in our own homes.

Your conclusion that women wanting safety would vote for Biden is just backwards, inside out and dead-on wrong. 

[catfish1957]

The subject of this thread is Trump.   All across the nation,  GOP candidates succeeded where Trump failed.   The reason isn't voter fraud.   The reason is that Trump is uniquely polarizing.   People were,  to put it simply,  exhausted with him and the Dems' 24/7 TDS.    Ticket-splitting was the rational result.

150 years of presidential election history says otherwise.

[Jazzhead]

But, Trump’s personality!

Yup.  It didn't matter to you.  It mattered to a lot of other folks.

[Jazzhead]

150 years of presidential election history says otherwise.

It is indeed unprecedented.   Never before has the winning Presidential candidate had NO coattails.  It is astonishing.  And it has nothing to do with fraud.

[Hoodat]

I think you've got that wrong.   The Dems won the Presidency with a candidate with no coattails.   It is the GOP that may pick up a dozen seats.

The Dems?  I thought you were talking about who won the valid vote count, not the fraudulent count.

But it does stand out.  Maybe you can explain how the GOP was able to pick up that many House seats but lose the Presidential tally when those exact same voters also voted for Trump.

This has been pointed out to you repeatedly, yet with complete forethought you continue in your attempt to deceive everyone on this board.

[Jazzhead]

If you truly believe @Victoria33 that women want a strong man KEEP THEIR CHILDREN SAFE then the choice is Donald Trump. 

He's the one fighting to bring jobs back to the family (you know, so the kids can have a roof over their heads and eat), and fighting for choice in education. 

Trump's the one engaged on the world stage killing terrorists who need killing, boxing in tyrants who would threaten our homeland and building the strongest military in the world to prove we're serious. 

And Trump is the one bringing the sons and daughters and husbands home from endless wars while he's throwing in jail, not coddling, the anarchists destroying our towns and threatening our security in our own homes.

Your conclusion that women wanting safety would vote for Biden is just backwards, inside out and dead-on wrong.

A bit late for this.   I agree,  Trump's policies are far superior to the Democrats' .    And the voters agree with you,  too.   And the result will be divided government.   I can live with that for the next two years

[aligncare]

If you want to cling to that fantasy, have at it. 

You’re right, reality can seem like fantasy in the democrats world of dystopian dreams. Fascists calling themselves anti fascist while attacking an old woman with a red hat; BLM saying they’re all about justice so they burn down their neighbors businesses and shoot them dead; Joe Biden, the court jester of politics won the election in a landslide, it’s a mandate! Is it real or is it memorex?

[Cyber Liberty]

If you want to cling to that fantasy, have at it. 

@Jazzhead

Stop shitting on Members and rubbishing their reasonable comments as "fantasy."

[Right_in_Virginia]

The subject of this thread is Trump.   All across the nation,  GOP candidates succeeded where Trump failed.   The reason isn't voter fraud. 

Yes, yes it is.  And I don't care what the hell they're teaching you in troll school. 

Here's where the totals where on election night when -- for no given reason -- these states stopped counting for three hours to inject Biden's "victory" into the totals.

 

[Jazzhead]

The Dems?  I thought you were talking about who won the valid vote count, not the fraudulent count.

But it does stand out.  Maybe you can explain how the GOP was able to pick up that many House seats but lose the Presidential tally when those exact same voters also voted for Trump.

They didn't - folks split their tickets.   You keep pointing out, without attribution, an anomalous statistic from Georgia.  My instinct is not to believe it,  but let's wait for the hand recount.

[Right_in_Virginia]

A bit late for this.   

A bit late for what?

[Jazzhead]

Yes, yes it is.  And I don't care what the hell they're teaching you in troll school. 

Here's where the totals where on election night when -- for no given reason -- these states stopped counting for three hours to inject Biden's "victory" into the totals.

 

Evidence?   Like I have said,  Dominion systems were used in Georgia,  where there is to be a hand recount.  Let's see what that reveals before guzzling the kool-aid.

[catfish1957]

@Jazzhead

Stop shitting on Members and rubbishing their reasonable comments as "fantasy."

The real unicorns, skittles, and rainbow fantasy is thinking that there was not a concerted effort to steal the election.  There is just too much evidence now.  I am not optimistic at this point that we can counter the coup, but electoral reform is drastically needed, or one of the next DC  marches may need to be 1 million Pitchforks. 

[Jazzhead]

A bit late for what?

For arguing why women should have voted for Trump.  The voters have spoken.

[catfish1957]

Evidence?   Like I have said,  Dominion systems were used in Georgia,  where there is to be a hand recount.  Let's see what that reveals before guzzling the kool-aid.

Without adequate GOP observers you don't think these hand ballots can or already have gotten lost?  You seem to have forgotten that aspect of the story, or the phantom water line break that allowed Fulton County to manipulate vote counting. Geez.