Poll - Who will be POTUS on January 21, 2021

Who will be president of the USA on January 21, 2021?

  • Donald Trump

    Votes: 11 11.3%

  • Joe Biden

    Votes: 76 78.4%

  • Mike Pence

    Votes: 2 2.1%

  • Kamala Harris

    Votes: 8 8.2%
  • Total voters
    97
#26
#26
USAFgolferVol said:
Probably not. By then he might be sitting in isolation in some secret prison awaiting his trial for treason
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That would fit right in with the rest of the NKVD plans the Democrats have.

AOC's making a list
She's checking it twice
She's gonna find out
If you're a Trumper to be precise.

"Don't you wish you'd conformed, by now?"
 
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#29
#29
DT Mon- Fri
JB will have custody on the weekends because DT needs to golf
 
#31
#31
McDad said:
Thank you, Alex. Sadly, I missed winning the popular count by 74,738,926 votes.
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Best evidence I’ve seen of fraud. We should al agree to wait until the process has played itself out before declaring anyone else the winner.
 
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#35
Grand Vol said:
That would fit right in with the rest of the NKVD plans the Democrats have.

AOC's making a list
She's checking it twice
She's gonna find out
If you're a Trumper to be precise.

"Don't you wish you'd conformed, by now?"
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Or you go with “she’s gonna find out if you support ICE”
 
#38
#38
McDad said:
Thank you, Alex. Sadly, I missed winning the popular count by 74,738,926 votes.
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Damn, what grade did you graduate from? If someone won the popular vote by nearly 75 million people, they should absolutely concede.
 
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#39
#39
hUTch2002 said:
Forget the votes. Just swing enough electorates and @McDad is in! That’s a lot of leg humping though.
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Today I learned that on January 6 there is a joint session of Congress where they tally the votes and if a member of both bodies of the legislature objects in writing to any of the votes then both bodies have a hold vote over whether to accept the electoral votes in question. I wonder if it might be easier to sway that process?
 
#40
#40
RockyTop85 said:
Today I learned that on January 6 there is a joint session of Congress where they tally the votes and if a member of both bodies of the legislature objects in writing to any of the votes then both bodies have a hold vote over whether to accept the electoral votes in question. I wonder if it might be easier to sway that process?
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As a reminder that is the new Congress. That could spice things up a hair.

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And if memory serves, the Representative can object, but the sponsoring Senator has to put it in writing. I recall Sheila Jackson-Lee making an ass of herself during that session in 2017.
 
#41
#41
RockyTop85 said:
Today I learned that on January 6 there is a joint session of Congress where they tally the votes and if a member of both bodies of the legislature objects in writing to any of the votes then both bodies have a hold vote over whether to accept the electoral votes in question. I wonder if it might be easier to sway that process?
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Gang bang. Good thinking RT.
 
#42
#42
Grand Vol said:
As a reminder that is the new Congress. That could spice things up a hair.

ETA:

And if memory serves, the Representative can object, but the sponsoring Senator has to put it in writing. I recall Sheila Jackson-Lee making an ass of herself during that session in 2017.
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She can wake up and pour her first cup of coffee for the day and make an ass of herself.
 
#45
#45
lukeneyland said:
Both sides try to create as favorable district lines as they possibly can.
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But we must be honest with ourselves. We (assuming you're a fellow conservative) have done a much better job at re-districting areas than the Democrats have. Both sides certainly do, we've simply done it better and to a larger extreme - particular in relation to how it effects local elections.
 
#46
#46
VolforFootball said:
But we must be honest with ourselves. We (assuming you're a fellow conservative) have done a much better job at re-districting areas than the Democrats have. Both sides certainly do, we've simply done it better and to a larger extreme - particular in relation to how it effects local elections.
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That’s probably true. I’d say it’s true because it’s easier to design districts when the places of interest are so densely populated. Even the craftiest liberal would have a hard time cutting up West Texas.
 
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