2020 Presidential Race

Hence my question.

Presume one option is to (continue) to claim that our democratic election was "rigged", and therefore his supporters should reject that Biden is the new President. Given that 47% of the population voted for him, that's alot of people who *could* be motivated to agree with him and, thus, reject the election results.
So what are they going to do? Whine about it for 4 years as with the previous election or march on Washington wearing Trump hats this time, or what?
 
Hence my question.

Presume one option is to (continue) to claim that our democratic election was "rigged", and therefore his supporters should reject that Biden is the new President. Given that 47% of the population voted for him, that's alot of people who *could* be motivated to agree with him and, thus, reject the election results.

I tend to think he may appoint himself Commodore of Space Force, and retreat to "Moon Base Alpha". I'm kind of OK with this scenario.
 
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So what are they going to do? Whine about it for 4 years as with the previous election or march on Washington wearing Trump hats this time, or what?

To state the obvious, if enough Trump loyalists and believers were willing to *fight* for him, they could all congregate on DC.

And, yes, I'm talking about armed people arriving in mass numbers to our capital.

And yes, I'm saying that Trump may be willing to risk Civil War II to remain in power.

It's loony to even suggest such a thing here in the US, I get that. But it happens all the time in 3rd world countries. In fact, the US often fans the flames to make this happen.

To think that such a scenario is impossible here ignores reality: IT'S HAPPENED HERE BEFORE. The election of 1860 precipitated it.

Is Trump insane and power-hungry enough to bring our country to this place? I doubt it. His bark is worse than his bite. He's proved this time and time again.

But, by continuing to claim he "won", he's fanning the flames at this point.
 
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To state the obvious, if enough Trump loyalists and believers were willing to *fight* for him, they could all congregate on DC.

And, yes, I'm talking about armed people arriving in mass numbers to our capital.

And yes, I'm saying that Trump may be willing to risk Civil War II to remain in power.

It's loony to even suggest such a thing here in the US, I get that. But it happens all the time in 3rd world countries. In fact, the US often fans the flames to make this happen.

To think that such a scenario is impossible here ignores reality: IT'S HAPPENED HERE BEFORE. The election of 1860 precipitated it.

Is Trump insane and power-hungry enough to bring our country to this place? I doubt it. His bark is worse than his bite. He's proved this time and time again.

But, by continuing to claim he "won", he's fanning the flames at this point.
There are a lot of people "fanning the flames", look in the mirror, you'll see one.

You sure got a grip on those pearls. Now try reality.
 
There are a lot of people "fanning the flames", look in the mirror, you'll see one.

You sure got a grip on those pearls. Now try reality.

Heh. Mkay.

So, answer for yourself: Would you support Trump, if he called for you to support him in rejecting the results of the 2020 Presidential Election? If yes, how far are you willing to go?
 
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We had a good president. He kept his promises. Gave us a great economy, best in history, even for minorities. He even delivered a vaccine for a virus in record time.

But y’all voted him out and voted in a crooked dementia patient and a commie because the guy who gave us such a great economy was mean on Twitter. When everything tanks, at least Biden won’t be mean on Twitter so you’ll have that going forward you when your paying double in taxes, gas prices are through the roof or perhaps you’ve lost your job.
 
To state the obvious, if enough Trump loyalists and believers were willing to *fight* for him, they could all congregate on DC.

And, yes, I'm talking about armed people arriving in mass numbers to our capital.

And yes, I'm saying that Trump may be willing to risk Civil War II to remain in power.

It's loony to even suggest such a thing here in the US, I get that. But it happens all the time in 3rd world countries. In fact, the US often fans the flames to make this happen.

To think that such a scenario is impossible here ignores reality: IT'S HAPPENED HERE BEFORE. The election of 1860 precipitated it.

Is Trump insane and power-hungry enough to bring our country to this place? I doubt it. His bark is worse than his bite. He's proved this time and time again.

But, by continuing to claim he "won", he's fanning the flames at this point.

I don't think we will or need to see any of that. Rational people, and for the most part, due to many varieties of willingness to pursue such an endeavor, will accept, with mostly presentable facts, the outcome of the election.

Trump, even if vigilant, or feeling necessary to fight and say I'm remaining until the last second of power possible, to fight this, would still have to have support of the government entities to allow such a thing after the fact. The American citizen can show up to D.C armed to the hilt,any number, if the U.S. Military is put out to defend, the citizen loses. That scenario of Americans killing one another is just not possible today.

It's possible, not probable, regardless of Trump and his want to stay. His bark and bite are irrelevant and impartial to the reality of the outcome.

He is fanning the flames, as he see's fit, and the other side is doing the same. We all have no ability to do anything about any of it, except sit around and talk about it.
 
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We had a good president. He kept his promises. Gave us a great economy, best in history, even for minorities. He even delivered a vaccine for a virus in record time.

But y’all voted him out and voted in a crooked dementia patient and a commie because the guy who gave us such a great economy was mean on Twitter. When everything tanks, at least Biden won’t be mean on Twitter so you’ll have that going forward you when your paying double in taxes, gas prices are through the roof or perhaps you’ve lost your job.
You are right they did vote him out but worse they cheated to win. Also it shows that dems approve of the violence we have seen by them in the streets over the past 4 years. We need to take note of both of these.
 
I don't think we will or need to see any of that. Rational people, and for the most part, due to many varieties of willingness to pursue such an endeavor, will accept, with mostly presentable facts, the outcome of the election.

Trump, even if vigilant, or feeling necessary to fight and say I'm remaining until the last second of power possible, to fight this, would still have to have support of the government entities to allow such a thing after the fact. The American citizen can show up to D.C armed to the hilt,any number, if the U.S. Military is put out to defend, the citizen loses. That scenario of Americans killing one another is just not possible today.

It's possible, not probable, regardless of Trump and his want to stay. His bark and bite are irrelevant and impartial to the reality of the outcome.

He is fanning the flames, as he see's fit, and the other side is doing the same. We all have no ability to do anything about any of it, except sit around and talk about it.
Dems have been beating people and in a few cases they have already killed people over the past 4 years so Americans killing one another has already started
 
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