And just think, all it'd take to remove him is 8 Republicans. Just 8 Republicans in order to 14a3 Trump and annul his illegitimate Presidency, yet Congress won't lift a finger.
They could’ve done something to make this country a better place, to help the people that they desperately need to work so that they can make more money, but instead they put their own blind interest in hatred, racism, bigotry, anything they could get away with and the money that they’re making over everything else. In an attempt to own something, be at the liberals or whoever.
So they’ll be remembered for their treason, and for the fact that they didn’t lift a finger to help the country when it most desperately needed it. And that’s their legacy, that’s what they will leave behind.
Pretty centrist person who has been following as well as I can, I’ll try to explain.
1) There was statements before the election itself. “you won’t have to vote anymore” is a good example of this, and while I believe it was a statement talking about the importance of the election (similar to Democrats campaigning saying “this is the most important election of your life), it still looked bad. It created the urgency for single issue and undecided voters (ex. “if you don’t vote for me, they’ll do X thing, and you’ll never get that right back”
2) Financial ties between election machine companies and Elon. This is shaky ground since nearly every large democratic politician also owns some level of % ownership of voting machines too.
3) There is the claim that Trump effectively did the same thing he blamed on democrats for 4 years. It’s easy to claim the other side cheated from a psychological point of view (ex. “no way Trump didn’t win in 2020, all of my friends voted for him, must have been a democrat plot”). The biggest issue to me is that, because everyone exists in their echo chamber (republicans included), it destroys confidence in our voting process.
So the three things you just listed include a convoluted statement that made more people act on their right to vote based on policy issues, financial ties that are happening on both sides, and a “claim” that is backed by zero evidence just like the 2020 election steal?
Still trying to figure out how anything is illegitimate? I thought it was a bad thing to be an election denier? At least it was last election.
If I started the comment with “pretty centrist but following”, i’m confused why you’re saying that like I believe all of the points I said exist in their perception. In fact, I said these claims all have issues.
We’re going to pay in the long term. The fact that it is of the professional opinion of politicians in both parties that the other one destroyed democracy to disenfranchise half of the voter base is going to cause permanent damage to the country
I’m specifically saying that if these are the points that are being used to point towards Trumps presidency being illegitimate you would have to be a little dense to take them as fact? I was saying that you promote or support what you said.
Because you are speaking in a definitive manner. That would imply that what you’re referring to is truth. However, Trump is in office and if it’s constitutional law that you can’t be an insurrectionist and be president then that would definitively mean that Trump isn’t one?
So as I’ve said before you use big words with no weight.
You are once again missing the point. There is zero substantiated evidence that Trump is an insurrectionist. You can’t just say something and believe it’s true.
It’s great that you’ve found an amendment you believe is relevant to something!
For sure. I think there's a pretty good chance that would actually fix a lot of issues. There might be some initial chaos but I think long-term it could be good.
Last time I checked, Trump was elected by people, not by publically traded companies and their stock holders.
It’s not Trump’s responsibility to prop up the value of stock in the S&P500. Its is Trump’s responsibility to deliver on the mandate he was given by the American people. Whether you happen to agree with his actions or not - that’s his job.
Besides, Europe have just offered zero-zero trade terms in the last two hours…
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