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CardinalBacker

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  1. Wrong. The Ds objected after the 2000, 2004, and 2016 elections. Some ones who objected those times (Maxine waters, Sheila Jackson Lee, etc...) are now demanding that any congressman that objected this year should be expelled from Congress. It’s insane.
  2. [Hidden Content] NYT is hardly a conservative hack job. The big difference is that in each of those instances, the loser in the race had already conceded... in 2020 Trump was still falsely claiming victory as the votes were counted. But make no mistake... Dems set the standard for objection in modern time by claiming fraud the last three times a republicans won. It’s absolutely insane that dems shamelessly demand that republicans be tossed out of congress for doing the same thing that they’ve done three times now.
  3. Yes, it is. The Democrats objected to the electors after the 2000, 2004, and 2016 elections. Which part are you denying?
  4. Lol. What video evidence. Every single video of “fraud” that I’ve seen was instantly refuted. The suitcase of ballots was logically explained away. The truck driver admitted he lied about the whole thing. It’s just a bunch of lies. Even the Trump-appointed AG that saved Trump’s behind in the collusion scandal said “no evidence of widespread fraud. We DID catch Trump on tape 1/2 trying to fraudulently overturn the election. Yes or No Question. Was that call to Georgia the only time Trump tried to interfere with the election, or do you think there were other instances that weren’t recorded?
  5. You mean like the truck driver who swore that he brought ballots from nyc to Pa, then recanted, then recanted his recantation, before finally just admitting that he lied? yeah. I’ve seen and heard it all. Sounds great. Where’s the proof? Even on the phone call to Georgia Trump was still promising that “tomorrow they were gonna be shocked at all of the evidence”... but it still never appeared. If you repeat a lie often enough some people will start to believe it (like you). If you keep repeating it some people will even act on it ( like your friends at the Capitol). But it’s still just a lie.
  6. It happened everywhere. Trump just wasn’t worried about the ones he clearly won or lost.
  7. Sure. Because some states won’t allow them to count mail in ballots before the close of Election Day. If you have many, many times more mail in ballots than ever before, it’s gonna take longer to count them. I guess the fact that humans can’t run without sleep for days and days on in is just further proof that the election was stolen. Election workers are typically hired by local jurisdictions (some regular employees and some hired specifically for Election Day work) and the poll watchers are placed by the political parties. They don’t have provisions to run multiple shifts 24/7. Most of the volunteers and seasonal hires tend to be retirement aged.
  8. I don’t think Kavanuagh feels like his life has been ruined. You know... lifetime appointment to the most prestigious court in the land. Shoot, ruin my life the same way, please.
  9. Lol... their “mountain of evidence” was a stack of allegations that amounted to nothing. Just allegations. That’s one of the biggest reasons why they got chunked out of court repeatedly. Well, that and asking the courts to do things like toss out ALL of that mail-in ballots in Georgia. That was never going to happen, btw.
  10. It's not a nitpick when Trump and every other republican out there campaigned non-stop from 2010-2016 (7 years) that they were going to repeal and replace Obamacare. Then they took a vote, lost in the Senate and were like "shucks, we tried?" and never mentioned it again. But just like being "rude and crude" was fine by Trump's followers, failing to follow through on the key component of his (and every other Republican's) platform was abandoned at the first sign of adversity. The fact that he was so adamant about fighting to overturn a legal election just proves that he doesn't care at all about fixing our problems or doing what he promised to do... he just wants to stay as President. And all of you have now betrayed him as he hops about a plane for Palm Springs. Seriously, though... why didn't he fight to repeal or replace? He rolled over and took it like a $20 hooker back then, no problem. Now he's all "go down there and fight to the death!" while he cowers back in the rear with the gear. Such a brave man.
  11. That I did not say. But his repeating of lies about the election results and imploring his followers to be tough, fight, stop the steal, if you don't fight you won't have a country to fight for, etc... all led to the insurrection that occurred.
  12. To answer, no. Trump didn't draft the legislation that ultimately failed despite his insistence that it should and it would be done. Then he and the rest of the Republicans never dared utter the word "obamacare" for the next 3 years. So no, Trump didn't do what he promised on healthcare coverage. Obamacare is still the law of the land and everybody's premiums keep going up. But I'm sure that's not his fault. Trump must have banged your head off of your headboard a few too many times.
  13. It's more viable than your version. "Trump didn't do anything to stir up those Patriots. Who were in fact Antifas dressed up like Trump people. The police just let them in. That one guy in the furs is married to Pelosi's daughter. That cop committed suicide by head-butting the fire extinguisher that the Antifa in the Trump beanie was holding." And on and on and on.
  14. Actually, the articles of Impeachment are for Inciting an Insurrection. They detail the pattern of lies that Trump told about the "stolen" election and "fraudulent votes." They also talked about his call on 1/2 to the GA SOS as part of his plan to overturn the results of our legal election..... the riot at the Capitol was just the last event in a seditious chain of events. The level of planning only adds credibility to the charges filed against the President. Check it out if you wish. [Hidden Content] Guys like Dan Crenshaw and Brian Babin aren't saying that Trump didn't do it... just that we shouldn't be impeaching Trump at this point in his presidency.
  15. ACTUALLY, the vague goal of "building a 21st Century VA" is nothing like every single Republican Candidate from Presidential down to dogcatcher vowing that IF we voted for them, their first order of business would be to "repeal and replace" Obamacare.... two promises, neither of which came true, In fact, as soon as adversity was encountered they all threw up their hands and moved on to more pressing matters. Like investigating Benghazi.
  16. Yes, he is totally responsible for the failure to repeal and replace Obamacare as he repeatedly promised.
  17. Did he leave the Republican Party or "Donald Trump's Republican Party," as Jr called it to cheers?
  18. Lol... a good chief executive could have pulled the party together and got it done. Trump rolled up his tent and went home at the first sign of adversity... on repealing healthcare, anyways. And the Supreme Court found the mandate unconstitutional... trump had nothing to do with that. Otherwise Obamacare remains in place. Trump didn't ding it at all. Heck ,he never even uttered the word again after he lost in the Senate. Not a peep. We might as well just call it Trumpcare and send him a thank you.
  19. Right? If he'd have just been a man and conceded this all would have been avoided. What a titty baby. At least we agree on that point.
  20. A lot of states (like Texas) don't even register their party affiliation. So you're probably right. So when you say "the Demoncrat way" about impeaching a president, I'd like to remind you of the time that Ken Starr and the Republicans in the house had Bill Clinton's genitals photographed so that they could impeach him for lying to Congress about something that was none of their business... boofing an intern who wasn't complaining about it. Something most of us would have lied about, too. Surpisingly enough, the Rs don't like the taste of their own medicine.
  21. "Go down there and stop it" pretty much covers the bases for most reasonable people. Especially since they immediately went down the street and stopped it. "Fight like you've never fought before," etc...
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