Arizona Election Audit

Whether or not anyone agrees with this, depends entirely upon their political leanings. However, it sure didn't look like our failing infrastructure was ever going to be addressed under Trump. It needed to be addressed 25 years ago.
I actually agree with you on this. Surely he would’ve gotten to it at some point but there’s no guarantee.
 
"Prices of just about everything up". Yeah they've been rising for a couple of years because Trump couldn't negotiate an international trade deal. I appreciate initiating the increase, but his negotiating tactics were elementary

Eggs and chicken prices are Trump's fault? My normal eggs costs are up about 30 to 40 cents over last quarter. I haven't checked chicken costs but it was mentioned that either the supply chain is an issue or prices are up.
 
Sore losers gonna sore loser.

Did they find any bamboo ballots yet?? 🤣🤣

Please tell me nobody here is dumb enough to donate hard working money to this "cause"
 
It's funny that some people will think of this as being proof of fraud. The only thing it is proof of, is that voter participation increased by 16% over 2016, and that Joe Biden had incredibly weak competition in 2020... from both sides of the aisle.
Do you realize that Trump actually got a larger portion of that voter participation increase than Biden did? We know because he got a higher percentage of the total votes in 2020 than he did in 2016.

Edit: I think you’re wrong on 16% also. I think is was 16M, not 16%, and Trump’s vote total increased by like 9M if I recall correctly. Now, that’s no guarantee that voter increase broke exactly that way so I admit a slight leap in logic there but Trump gained in vote percentage and I know a big lie of the Dems was that he was so unpopular. If that’s the case then his vote percentage would’ve gone down. That’s probably a better way to state my point but I’ll let the original post stand as well.
 
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Except the only “proof” the Mueller team relied upon was the dossier they knew was false. Try again counselor.
This is another oft-repeated Trump lie. Maybe you should try again.

Actually, this is the lie Trump tells about the Carter Page warrant, not Mueller. You’re apparently not even up to speed on which lie you’re supposed to repeat in this situation. On second thought, maybe just sit this one out and don’t try again.
 
Do you realize that Trump actually got a larger portion of that voter participation increase than Biden did? We know because he got a higher percentage of the total votes in 2020 than he did in 2016.

Edit: I think you’re wrong on 16% also. I think is was 16M, not 16%, and Trump’s vote total increased by like 9M if I recall correctly. Now, that’s no guarantee that voter increase broke exactly that way so I admit a slight leap in logic there but Trump gained in vote percentage and I know a big lie of the Dems was that he was so unpopular. If that’s the case then his vote percentage would’ve gone down. That’s probably a better way to state my point but I’ll let the original post stand as well.
You are talking to a wall.
 
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You have no clue what's happening right now. I am a huge take a crap on Trump person. You are way off the mark here. Even though he did add to this problem. Prices on everything are going up. What the hell did you think would happen with all this stimulus?
Actually I do.
 
Aside from catering to the far right base, Trump accomplished nothing. His "achievements" were mostly just actions brought about by way of executive orders, which were easily reversed once Biden took office.

It is clear Trump withheld aid to the Ukraine for the purpose of prompting their president to publicly announce an investigation into the Bidens. That constitutes an abuse of power. There is proof that the 2016 Trump campaign worked in conjunction with Russian intelligence to smear Hillary Clinton (per the recent revelation from the United States Treasury Department that Rick Gates passed polling data and sensitive campaign information along to Konstantin Kilimnik, who in turn, gave this data to Russian intelligence). That constitutes collusion.

As far as the validity of the election? You are strongly suggesting that the investigations and recounts which have already been conducted have been purely partisan exercises and that is a lie. None other than Attorney General William Barr - who was subservient to Donald Trump while AG, has conducted an investigation from within the Department of Justice and concluded that there was no evidence of fraud uncovered, significant enough to have altered the outcome of the 2020 Presidential Election. Not to mention the fact that Georgia's Secretary of State, is also a Republican, who made the same conclusion. Then you have the numerous Trump-appointed judges who rejected claims made by attorneys for the 2020 Trump Campaign in court. The 2020 Trump Campaign was given ample opportunity to provide evidence of fraud in court, but instead, they wouldn't even allege fraud whenever there could be consequences for their law licenses, if they were caught making false allegations against innocent third parties. So, basically, I disagree with you.

Bad troll job
 
You are talking to a wall.
No, @hUTch2002 is talking to someone who knows how to perform basic math.
Edit: I think you’re wrong on 16% also. I think is was 16M, not 16%, and Trump’s vote total increased by like 9M if I recall correctly.
BASIC MATH 101:

2016 Presidential Election Popular Vote Total: 136,669,276
2020 Presidential Election Popular Vote Total: 158,383,503

* When you take the 2020 Popular Vote Total (158,383,503) and subtract the 2016 Popular Vote Total (136,669,276), 158,383,503 - 136,669,276 that leaves you with a net increase of 21,714,227 of total votes in the 2020 Presidential Election from the 2016 Presidential Election.

* And notice that I'm including third party votes as well.

To calculate the percentage increase from the 2016 election to the 2020 election, you simply take the amount of that increase (21,714,227) and divide it by the original number (136,669,276), and then multiply that by 100. When you do that (21,714,227/136,669,276), you get the number 0.15888155... and then when you multiply that by 100, and you get 15.8881554.... which I rounded up to 16%.

So, basically, you are wrong.
 
No, @hUTch2002 is talking to someone who knows how to perform basic math.

BASIC MATH 101:

2016 Presidential Election Popular Vote Total: 136,669,276
2020 Presidential Election Popular Vote Total: 158,383,503

* When you take the 2020 Popular Vote Total (158,383,503) and subtract the 2016 Popular Vote Total (136,669,276), 158,383,503 - 136,669,276 that leaves you with a net increase of 21,714,227 of total votes in the 2020 Presidential Election from the 2016 Presidential Election.

* And notice that I'm including third party votes as well.

To calculate the percentage increase from the 2016 election to the 2020 election, you simply take the amount of that increase (21,714,227) and divide it by the original number (136,669,276), and then multiply that by 100. When you do that (21,714,227/136,669,276), you get the number 0.15888155... and then when you multiply that by 100, and you get 15.8881554.... which I rounded up to 16%.

So, basically, you are wrong.
Still a wall.
 
Do you realize that Trump actually got a larger portion of that voter participation increase than Biden did? We know because he got a higher percentage of the total votes in 2020 than he did in 2016.
Also, this part isn't right either. Trump's percentage of the popular vote in the 2020 Presidential Election (46.9%) did increase by .7 % from 2016 (46.2%)... but, Joe Biden's percentage of the popular vote (51.3%) was an increase from Hillary Clinton's percentage of the popular vote (48.2%) by 3.1%.

2016 Clinton: 48.2%
2016 Trump: 46.2%

2020 Biden: 51.3%
2020 Trump: 46.9%

Biden's percentage increase from Clinton in 2016: 51.3% - 48.2% = 3.1%
Trump's percentage increase in 2020 from 2016: 46.9% - 46.2% = 0.7%

So, basically, you were wrong on two counts.
 
Do you realize that Trump actually got a larger portion of that voter participation increase than Biden did? We know because he got a higher percentage of the total votes in 2020 than he did in 2016.

Edit: I think you’re wrong on 16% also. I think is was 16M, not 16%, and Trump’s vote total increased by like 9M if I recall correctly. Now, that’s no guarantee that voter increase broke exactly that way so I admit a slight leap in logic there but Trump gained in vote percentage and I know a big lie of the Dems was that he was so unpopular. If that’s the case then his vote percentage would’ve gone down. That’s probably a better way to state my point but I’ll let the original post stand as well.
He lost. Move on with your life.
 
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