The GTP Unofficial 2020 US Elections Thread

GTPlanet Exit Poll - Which Presidential Ticket Did You Vote For?

  • Trump/Pence

    Votes: 16 27.1%
  • Biden/Harris

    Votes: 20 33.9%
  • Jorgensen/Cohen

    Votes: 7 11.9%
  • Hawkins/Walker

    Votes: 1 1.7%
  • La Riva/Freeman

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • De La Fuente/Richardson

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Blankenship/Mohr

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Carroll/Patel

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Simmons/Roze

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Charles/Wallace

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Other

    Votes: 15 25.4%

  • Total voters
    59
  • Poll closed .
This. Trump is going to wield considerable power even when he leaves the White House and will continue to make/break Republican figures whose electoral base includes large numbers of Trump supporters.

I said before the 2016 election that I thought Trump would destroy the Republican party. It's happened ... although not exactly in the way I had anticipated. It's truly mind-boggling that a person as generally stupid & inept as Donald Trump could attract so much support & cause such disruption, but that appears to be where we are. It seems like the only way to check Trumpism is for the Democrats to continue to turn out unprecedented numbers of voters ... & that's not an altogether reassuring prospect as there's not exactly unity of purpose on the Democratic side either.
 
He only wants you to think he's losing to lull libs into a false sense of security until... BAM! It's gonna be biblical.

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:lol: I'm not sure how they expect to be able to try the PA case in front of Judge Brann again. Didn't he dismiss it with prejudice? Maybe they're going to take Brann to court and sue him.

I'm glad I'm not paying for this. The prevailing wisdom on that thread seems to be that this is legal make-work designed to make loyal fund contributors think they are still fighting to overturn the election. A litigatory Ponzi/pyramid scheme.
As I said before, he has basically managed to grift his followers into paying for this. Since he's not paying, why not continue to push until the money train stops?
 




yeah, sure. He can say/tweet whatever he wants. But after Michigan confirming the electoral votes and his loss today in court in Pennsylvania, this is probably all we’ll ever get out of him as far as the concession speech goes.

What happen with the GSA is his own damn fault.
 
How can you simultaneously maintain the position that the election was a TOTAL FRAUD while also beginning the transition to a new administration? Those two actions cannot possibly square with each other. How can people be this blind?
 
How can you simultaneously maintain the position that the election was a TOTAL FRAUD while also beginning the transition to a new administration? Those two actions cannot possibly square with each other. How can people be this blind?
If the election were truly a total fraud, he'd be the one wholly responsible for it if push came to shove.
 
How can you simultaneously maintain the position that the election was a TOTAL FRAUD while also beginning the transition to a new administration? Those two actions cannot possibly square with each other. How can people be this blind?
They're not blind. They're broken. To think them blind is to pay them a kindness they don't deserve.
 
How can you simultaneously maintain the position that the election was a TOTAL FRAUD while also beginning the transition to a new administration? Those two actions cannot possibly square with each other. How can people be this blind?

Prediction of tweet in the near future

"the election WAS a total fraud and Biden only won because he cheated. But thanks to the deep state, big tech, RINOs, nasty Obama judges, [insert several other Trumpist reasons], we have got to let the transition begin. BUT THIS ISN'T OVER!"
 


George Conway on Trump’s presidential library.

EDIT: The Fox News Wing would likely be a popular addition but due to constant misinformation, nobody can actually figure out where it's located.
 
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Imagine bragging about how you & your fellow Trump supporters own all the rolling plains of cow **** and hay bales while everyone lives in a city.
 
And a current lead of over 6.1 million votes which is more than all the votes from Illinois which are equivalent to 20 electoral votes. And that gap will keep increasing as some huge metro areas continue to count - Manhattan is only 60% reporting and is voting 84% Biden.

Another interesting thing has happened this election that I think will have huge implications for representation and the electoral college. Texas and Florida are both hovering around 11 million votes with Texas only beating Florida by about 200,000 votes. But Texas has 38 electoral votes and Florida only 29. Their populations are about 29 million to 21.5 million. I just find it interesting that their population, representation, and electoral numbers are so vastly different than their actual voter turnouts. I'm curious to see their post-election voter demographics because it's clear that Democrats need to target Texas heavily in the future. It's more red than Florida currently, yes, but the massive urbanization of Texas's metro areas combined with mostly Mexican immigration means the demographics are changing quickly and Texas is nowhere near as red as it used to be. If Democrats can somehow increase blue turnout in Texas (which seems pathetic in comparison to Florida) and lock those electoral votes, that would basically seal any election for them.
 
And a current lead of over 6.1 million votes which is more than all the votes from Illinois which are equivalent to 20 electoral votes. And that gap will keep increasing as some huge metro areas continue to count - Manhattan is only 60% reporting and is voting 84% Biden.

Another interesting thing has happened this election that I think will have huge implications for representation and the electoral college. Texas and Florida are both hovering around 11 million votes with Texas only beating Florida by about 200,000 votes. But Texas has 38 electoral votes and Florida only 29. Their populations are about 29 million to 21.5 million. I just find it interesting that their population, representation, and electoral numbers are so vastly different than their actual voter turnouts. I'm curious to see their post-election voter demographics because it's clear that Democrats need to target Texas heavily in the future. It's more red than Florida currently, yes, but the massive urbanization of Texas's metro areas combined with mostly Mexican immigration means the demographics are changing quickly and Texas is nowhere near as red as it used to be. If Democrats can somehow increase blue turnout in Texas (which seems pathetic in comparison to Florida) and lock those electoral votes, that would basically seal any election for them.

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And a current lead of over 6.1 million votes which is more than all the votes from Illinois which are equivalent to 20 electoral votes. And that gap will keep increasing as some huge metro areas continue to count - Manhattan is only 60% reporting and is voting 84% Biden.

Another interesting thing has happened this election that I think will have huge implications for representation and the electoral college. Texas and Florida are both hovering around 11 million votes with Texas only beating Florida by about 200,000 votes. But Texas has 38 electoral votes and Florida only 29. Their populations are about 29 million to 21.5 million. I just find it interesting that their population, representation, and electoral numbers are so vastly different than their actual voter turnouts. I'm curious to see their post-election voter demographics because it's clear that Democrats need to target Texas heavily in the future. It's more red than Florida currently, yes, but the massive urbanization of Texas's metro areas combined with mostly Mexican immigration means the demographics are changing quickly and Texas is nowhere near as red as it used to be. If Democrats can somehow increase blue turnout in Texas (which seems pathetic in comparison to Florida) and lock those electoral votes, that would basically seal any election for them.

I'm all but certain Texas will be a blue state within 10 years...whether the Democratic party really tries or not. It's a rapidly changing state. The tech industry has taken root and it will grow substantially. All of the growth in Texas is happening in primarily 4 metros - DFW, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston. They voted heavily blue and their surrounding suburbs (by my rough count) all swung 3-6 points (if not more) to the democratic party versus 2016.

Now to hedge...It's possible that Trump was a uniquely bad candidate for Texas and that margin might be neutralized by a more Texas-approved candidate remember, Cruz annihilated Trump in the 2016 Texas primary. Texas doesn't strike me as a terribly "populist" type state - a lot of the Republicans there are old guard elites - the Perots, the Bushes, the Crows, etc
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Now to hedge...It's possible that Trump was a uniquely bad candidate for Texas and that margin might be neutralized by a more Texas-approved candidate remember, Cruz annihilated Trump in the 2016 Texas primary. Texas doesn't strike me as a terribly "populist" type state - a lot of the Republicans there are old guard elites - the Perots, the Bushes, the Crows, etc
This implies that because Trump wasn't the most favorable Republican that their voters simply didn't turn out in the numbers they could have, but I think that's unlikely in the face of filthy rotten leftist opposition. They voted for the local boy in the primary but they're still going to show up in droves to make sure the communists don't steal their land. That said, Ted Cruz probably wouldn't have inspired the Marxists to work so fervently against them during this election cycle.
 
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