Trump lost moving on with new year go Biden
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That isn't evidence. The man isn't able to open his mouth without lying. His tweets are the stuff of comedy.
I didn’t tell you to stop responding to my posts moron. You are indeed illiterate and demonstrate an inability to comprehend basic English. Furthermore, the message that you reacted to wasn’t a response to one of your posts, but rather to one from MacNFries you dolt. So, I wasn’t talking to you. No, I was talking ABOUT your ******* ball rollin’ ass see
Now, what I said is that for somebody who claims that my opinions are meaningless to them, you sure do spend an awful lot of time reading and responding to what I write, just like now
It’s an open forum, so respond as you please turd turner . . . just remember that has consequences StanleyCUCK1 . . . just like LOSING ELECTIONS 
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This election’s winner and loser have the exact same number of electoral votes as the 2016 winner and loser . . . hmmmmmmm
. . . IT’S A LANDSLIDE VICTORY FOR BIDEN 
!!! If it was a “landslide mandate” for Trump in 2016, then so too is it for Biden in 2020
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Hey knucklehead.............You can watch your fearless leader tell folks to swallow disinfectant on Youtube. Its right there for all to see stupid. And did you see the clip of Trump in 2016 tell the press that his total of 306 electoral votes to Hilary's 232 was quite a ''shellacking' ? Well, Mr Trump, the electoral vote is exactly the same today as it was in 2016. Biden 306, and the Trumpster 232, so who got the 'shellacking' this time around. Did you say the re-counts havent even started ? Are you serious ? You're dumber than the post you just wrote. You still think the GOP is going to win this election ? Its over you numbnuts, call up the moving vans, Mr Trump is moving out. I wish you lived close enough so we can wager on this race. I want all your money stupid.
Trump Loses String of Election Results Lawsuits
President Trump suffered multiple legal setbacks in three key swing states on Friday, ******* off many of his last-ditch efforts to use the courts to delay or block President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.
In quick succession, Mr. Trump was handed defeats in Pennsylvania, Arizona and Michigan, where a state judge in Detroit rejected an unusual Republican attempt to halt the certification of the vote in Wayne County pending an audit of the count.
The legal losses came as Mr. Biden was declared the victor in Georgia and a day after an agency in the president’s own Department of Homeland Security flatly contradicted him by declaring that the election “was the most secure in American history” and that “there is no evidence” any voting systems malfunctioned.
On Friday, 16 federal prosecutors who had been assigned to monitor the election also directly debunked claims of widespread fraud, saying in a letter to Attorney General William P. Barr that there was no evidence of substantial irregularities.
In his first public remarks of the week, Mr. Trump ignored the developments during an appearance in the Rose Garden. But he showed a momentary crack in his previously relentless insistence that he would eventually be proclaimed the winner of the campaign, saying at one point, “Whatever happens in the future, who knows, which administration, I guess time will tell.”
Mr. Trump’s bad day at the bar began at dawn when news emerged that lawyers from the Ohio-based law firm Porter Wright Morris & Arthur had abruptly withdrawn from a federal lawsuit they had filed only days earlier on his behalf in Pennsylvania. The firm’s withdrawal followed internal tensions at the firm about its work for Mr. Trump and concerns by some lawyers that Porter Wright was being used to undercut the integrity of the electoral process.
Then, shortly after noon, a lawyer for the Trump campaign effectively dropped its so-called Sharpiegate lawsuit in Arizona. That lawsuit had claimed that some ballots cast for Mr. Trump were invalidated after voters in Maricopa County had used Sharpie pens, causing “ink bleeds.” The lawyer, Kory Langhofer, acknowledged that not enough presidential votes were at stake in the case to affect the outcome of the race.
The lawsuit, which stemmed from a viral rumor that falsely claimed Arizona’s voting machines were incapable of tabulating ballots filled out with Sharpies, was already on the rocks. At a hearing on Thursday, Mr. Langhofer told the court that the county’s vote count had been affected merely by “good-faith errors,” not by fraud, as Mr. Trump has been claiming for days.
“We are not saying anyone is trying to steal the election,” Mr. Langhofer said.
With victories in Arizona and Georgia, Mr. Biden has matched the 306 electoral votes that Mr. Trump racked up four years ago. Mr. Biden was declared the winner of Arizona’s 11 electoral votes on Thursday night after he finished more than 11,000 votes ahead of Mr. Trump. At the court hearing earlier that day, a Maricopa County elections official testified that only 191 presidential votes in the county might have been affected by Mr. Langhofer’s suit.
Around 2 p.m. Friday, the state court judge in Michigan, Timothy M. Kenny, dealt Mr. Trump another blow by denying an emergency motion filed by two Republican poll workers who had asked him to halt the certification of the vote in Wayne County — home to Detroit — pending an audit of the count. States have to certify the results of the election — confirming that the vote tabulation was accurate — in order to apportion their Electoral College votes.
The ruling by Judge Kenny meant that the formal completion of the vote in Wayne County — and the broader vote in Michigan — could continue on pace. Some legal scholars have suggested that delaying certification of the vote in key states is part of a last-ditch strategy by the Trump campaign to throw the election to Republican-led state legislatures.
At a hearing this week in Detroit, lawyers for the city had asked Judge Kenny not to delay certification out of concern about this gambit. In his ruling, the judge noted that the audit requested by the two Republican plaintiffs, Cheryl Costantino and Edward McCall, would have been “unwieldy” and ****** the rest of Michigan to wait.
“It would be an unprecedented exercise of judicial activism for this court to stop the certification process,” Judge Kenny added.
In a lawsuit filed last week, Ms. Costantino and Mr. McCall had made wide-ranging claims of irregularities during the vote count at Detroit’s TCF Convention Center.
They charged that some poll workers in the heavily Democratic city were coaching voters to cast their ballots for Mr. Biden, that some Republican poll challengers were not given adequate access to monitor the vote count, and that loads of ballots were improperly brought into the convention center in the middle of the night.
Lawyers for Detroit and for the Michigan Democratic Party had argued in court papers that about 100 Republican poll challengers had in fact been let into the convention center, but that some were not allowed to return after leaving once the room filled up.
Judge Kenny wrote that while he took some of these accusations seriously, some were too general to be proved and others were “rife with speculation and guesswork.”
He dismissed an affidavit by one Republican poll observer charging that computers at the convention center had been improperly connected to the internet, noting that the observer’s credibility was suspect: Before the election, the observer had posted on Facebook that the Democrats were using the coronavirus crisis as “a cover for Election Day fraud.”
In between the events in Arizona and Michigan, another court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, in Philadelphia, handed the president another defeat.
The court upheld Pennsylvania’s three-day extension for the deadline to accept mail-in ballots, against which the Trump campaign has vociferously fought. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court had already issued a similar decision, and the U.S. Supreme Court refused to accept Mr. Trump’s attempt to challenge it.
As the president was speaking in the Rose Garden, Marc E. Elias, a lawyer who has handled several election cases on behalf of the Democrats, wrote on Twitter: “Another Friday afternoon with more good news coming from the courts.”
That turned out to be two more victories in Pennsylvania.
In one, a Montgomery County Common Pleas Court denied the Trump campaign’s request to invalidate a batch of mail-in ballots. In the other, a Philadelphia County Common Pleas Court rejected the campaign’s appeal seeking to invalidate five more batches of mail-in ballots.
The total number of ballots at stake in the two decisions: 8,927.
Mr. Trump was not ready to give up. He posted on Twitter on Friday evening that he would win in Pennsylvania, making a baseless assertion about vote counting in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
With the legal fight not going well, the president put his personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, in charge of his campaign lawsuits related to the outcome of the election, as well as all public communications related to them, four people familiar with the move said.
Mr. Trump has been trying every possible option to change the outcome and has been trying to get what he sees as “fighters” making his case, often conflating a media strategy with a legal one.
But the involvement of Mr. Giuliani, who held a widely mocked news conference last weekend in front of a landscaping company in Philadelphia in which he claimed widespread fraud, has vexed people on the campaign and in the White House.
The Trump campaign and its proxies still have some cases working their ways through the courts, including one in Federal District Court in Grand Rapids, Mich., that closely mirrors the Michigan state case that Judge Kenny ended on Friday.
A lawsuit seeking to delay certification of the vote in several counties in Wisconsin was filed on Thursday in Federal District Court in Green Bay. On Tuesday, a federal judge in Williamsport, Pa., will hear arguments in a lawsuit that seeks to halt the certification of the vote in several counties in that state.
Maggie Haberman contributed reporting.
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Very well written yourluvrman !!!
Damn....this ought to take care of trumps problems
Trump puts Giuliani in charge of election lawsuits: report
President Trump has tapped close adviser Rudy Giuliani to lead his campaign's lawsuits and the public relations around the suits as he and other Republicans contest the outcome of the presidential race.
Four people familiar with the decision told The New York Times of it and said the president turned to the former New York City mayor after his campaign lost a suit regarding vote-counting in Arizona's Maricopa County, a county and state that the president lost.
Trump is turning to his closest allies to fight an increasingly uphill battle to overturn the election results, even though media outlets have called enough states to award President-elect Biden 306 Electoral College votes, well above the 270 he needs to clinch the White House.
However, Giuliani's association with Trump has come under mockery in recent months in part due to media appearances in which he made embarrassing gaffes. He was most recently criticized for holding a press conference in the parking lot of a landscaping company near a pornography shop.
Aides reportedly said that Giuliani has been hyping up Trump's expectations of the lawsuits, which many maintain are unwinnable but the former mayor has said are within the campaign's reach.
The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to multiple requests for comment from The Hill.
Trump puts Giuliani in charge of election lawsuits: report
President Trump has tapped close adviser Rudy Giuliani to lead his campaign's lawsuits and the public relations around the suits as he and other Republicans contest the outcome of the presidential race.
Four people familiar with the decision told The New York Times of it and said the president turned to the former New York City mayor after his campaign lost a suit regarding vote-counting in Arizona's Maricopa County, a county and state that the president lost.
Trump is turning to his closest allies to fight an increasingly uphill battle to overturn the election results, even though media outlets have called enough states to award President-elect Biden 306 Electoral College votes, well above the 270 he needs to clinch the White House.
However, Giuliani's association with Trump has come under mockery in recent months in part due to media appearances in which he made embarrassing gaffes. He was most recently criticized for holding a press conference in the parking lot of a landscaping company near a pornography shop.
Aides reportedly said that Giuliani has been hyping up Trump's expectations of the lawsuits, which many maintain are unwinnable but the former mayor has said are within the campaign's reach.
The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to multiple requests for comment from The Hill.
Cy Vance Manhattan District Attorney is heavily investigating Trump’s finances and tax returns! New York Attorney General Letitia James is also investigating Trump's finances and may prosecute on his own, but may also hand over the collected indictment to Vince! 1,000 former prosecutors indicated in an open letter that a federal counsel could be launched against Trump based on a report by former special counsel Robert Mueller!
Former lawyer Michael Cohen was only sentenced to 3 years in prison for bank and tax fraud as part of an indictment, but in return the prosecutor's office had to "sing" a lot.
I wouldn’t really be in Donald Duck’s place!!
Former lawyer Michael Cohen was only sentenced to 3 years in prison for bank and tax fraud as part of an indictment, but in return the prosecutor's office had to "sing" a lot.
I wouldn’t really be in Donald Duck’s place!!
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Biden's votes have been increasing you cuckold BETA-bitch... he will likely have 6 million more overall votes than the loser. As for the recounts, they're not going to well...
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Anyone named "Desparate" is a BETA.
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You got Latina4BBC listed twice to make sure he gets a double dose
Your right in a way, I have been very disrespectful toward those on here that are democrats, and maybe worse with the black men. Even though I see things much different than the left does I shouldn't feel that I need to be respond negatively, so I apologize for that. I do find cuckolding in the stories, videos and forums like B2W arousing I have never lived the cuckold lifestyle, I divorced a second wife just over 20 years ago and don't plan to go down that road again so your calling me a cuck in a negative way is odd because I am not. As you know there are numerous ways to practice a cuckold lifestyle if I was a cuck I would be proud to be one, call me whatever you wish. Some may consider me illiterate, but I did finish high school without ever struggling with reading or writing in the least. I never had a job that required much reading or writing so after graduation at 17 years old right up until today I haven't advanced my education for those skills much at all.I didn’t tell you to stop responding to my posts moron. You are indeed illiterate and demonstrate an inability to comprehend basic English. Furthermore, the message that you reacted to wasn’t a response to one of your posts, but rather to one from MacNFries you dolt. So, I wasn’t talking to you. No, I was talking ABOUT your ******* ball rollin’ ass see
Now, what I said is that for somebody who claims that my opinions are meaningless to them, you sure do spend an awful lot of time reading and responding to what I write, just like now
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Bruh, was a memoir really neccesary?
Well damn man, you just made this not fun. First @Latina4BBC shares his story, and now you. However, it does explain a few things. Allow me to opine it's not about the quantity of your education on here, it's about the sourcing of your positions.
I know we can count on @submission52 to always be dick. He was born one, and that's his story.
He's the type of jerk that sued his parents and doctor for abuse, and condoning abuse, for smacking him on the ass when he was born.
Probably was a student of Cobra Kai when growing up. Dick.
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