If Trump Loses In November, What Do You Think Happens Next

[Ben E Lou]

��NEW On a Senate R call just now, @senatemajldr, @RoyBlunt & @SenJohnThune all pleaded with Senate Rs to NOT object to the election results Jan. 6.

MCCONNEL: it’s a “terrible vote” for the GOP. They’d have to vote it down, which makes it seem like they are anti Trump, he said

— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) December 15, 2020

[albionmoonlight]

Good. Stop the norm busting.

[BYU 14]

To quote... "Well, that's the way he wants it, well he gets it"

Lindsey Graham did warn about this back in 2016, before falling in line with the rest of the cucks.

[JPhillips]

Originally Posted by albionmoonlight

Good. Stop the norm busting.

They aren't worried about norms, though. They are worried about pissing off Trump.

[thesloppy]

I will be interested to see if all the obsequiousness going to turn off immediately like a tap once he has no Presidential powers.

[ISiddiqui]

Probably not as he still has his flock, who are going to looking to primary anyone who isn't towing the Trump line.

[sterlingice]

I still think that the best thing for us as a country is for him to shuffle off this mortal coil as soon as possible.

SI

[RainMaker]

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A former Houston Police Department Captain was arrested and charged for running a man off the road and pointing a gun at his head in an attempt to prove claims of a massive voter fraud scheme in Harris County https://t.co/O29b0erLZh

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) December 16, 2020

[Lathum]

So Trump retweeted this. At what point does someone put a stop to the lunacy. every single member of government supporting this needs to be removed.

President Trump @realDonaldTrump is a genuinely good man. He does not really like to fire people. I bet he dislikes putting people in jail, especially “Republicans.”

He gave @BrianKempGA & @GaSecofState every chance to get it right. They refused. They will soon be going to jail. pic.twitter.com/7PMBLc8L2N

— Lin Wood (@LLinWood) December 15, 2020

[Butter]

Just like Hillary is in jail, right?

[albionmoonlight]

Sydney Powell is just lying to the Supreme Court now. She claims that the legislatures of Georgia, etc. all certified an alternate slate of GOP electors. Of course, this is bullshit. All of these idiots cosplaying as electors were not certified by a state legislature.

She will suffer no consequence for this because no court will want to look "political" by sanctioning her.

I note it here only because if I lied that thoroughly to a court I would almost certainly be sanctioned and probably fired.

Other lawyers in this thread: What do you think would happen to you?

The key, I guess, is to be so high profile that it becomes more trouble to sanction you than to just let you spin out your lies.

[thesloppy]

Originally Posted by albionmoonlight

The key, I guess, is to be so high profile that it becomes more trouble to sanction you than to just let you spin out your lies.

Good work, if you can get it!

[GrantDawg]

The City of Detroit lawyer has filed to have her sanctioned. Hope the get her disbarred.

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[BYU 14]

I don't get it though, she is obviously no special talent with all this bullshit. Isn't this getting to a point where she can be disbarred?

[albionmoonlight]

Apparently Trump may not be able to live legally at Mar-a-Lago:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifes...781_story.html

And this isn't something that's going to go away. His rich NIMBY neighbors want nothing to do with the Trump shitshow. They are not going to go away quietly.

[Lathum]

Behind a pay wall. Cliffs notes?

[albionmoonlight]

Basically, back in the 90s, he signed some agreement with the town that he would operate Mar-a-Lago as a club and not as a hotel or residence.

And the town hasn't really enforced that.

But, now that it is clear that it's gonna be a four-year circus coming to town, the other residents have formally asked the town to enforce the contract and prevent Trump from living there.

[Lathum]

Thats awesome

[wustin]

Sending out your goons to undermine and takeover the voting process is literally how dictators get elected. What's next enforce the military to scare off the certified electors?

[CrimsonFox]

yeah you can only stay at the place for 21 days max....that's ANYbody


all because he wanted loopholes so that the gov could give money to it

[Ksyrup]

Originally Posted by albionmoonlight

Sydney Powell is just lying to the Supreme Court now. She claims that the legislatures of Georgia, etc. all certified an alternate slate of GOP electors. Of course, this is bullshit. All of these idiots cosplaying as electors were not certified by a state legislature.

She will suffer no consequence for this because no court will want to look "political" by sanctioning her.

I note it here only because if I lied that thoroughly to a court I would almost certainly be sanctioned and probably fired.

Other lawyers in this thread: What do you think would happen to you?

The key, I guess, is to be so high profile that it becomes more trouble to sanction you than to just let you spin out your lies.

All it takes is one state, though. Then you have to report it to the other states you have a license in, and they will almost certainly have to do something. It's like insurance agent/company or doctor licensing - it becomes a snowball once you get fined/suspended in one state.

[JPhillips]

The GOP is anti-democracy part 356987:

Rand Paul rails on how Georgia was supposedly stolen — “but probably most importantly” absentee ballot applications being sent out for the Senate runoffs.

“I’m very, very concerned that if you solicit votes from typically non-voters, that you will affect and change the outcome.” pic.twitter.com/J1TPaN02Us

— Eric Kleefeld (@EricKleefeld) December 17, 2020

[Ksyrup]

LOL

I, for one, am elated for the country to find out what a promise from Tommy Tuberville is worth. https://t.co/JMuseSdBXo

— Simply Loving To Permanently Be Online (@BobbyBigWheel) December 17, 2020

[Ghost Econ]

Dr. Jill Biden not being a doctor is an odd 2024 platform for the GOP.

[Lathum]

Watching the republican party eat itself from within is going to be fun for the next 4 years.

[Lathum]

Originally Posted by Ghost Econ

Dr. Jill Biden not being a doctor is an odd 2024 platform for the GOP.

pretty on brand. They don't like women let alone well educated women. If it was up to them only white, land owners would vote.

[Ghost Econ]

Originally Posted by Lathum

Watching the republican party eat itself from within is going to be fun for the next 4 years.

No it won't. We said the same thing in the 4 years up to Trump and all it got us was a further right GOP with more crazies willing to be crazy in public.

[Ksyrup]

Originally Posted by Ghost Econ

Dr. Jill Biden not being a doctor is an odd 2024 platform for the GOP.

I don't think so at all.

I'm not saying it plays to the general population any better than Trump's "suburban housewives" crap did, but this is just more of the war against intelligence, with the bonus of being misogynistic - which these people eat up. I mean, who hasn't heard of people who hold advanced degrees that are not strictly medical being called "doctor?" This isn't something new. But being a doctor makes you an "elite" and an easy take-down for the Trump rubes. Plus, as a woman she should have majored in cooking and cleaning, ya know!

[albionmoonlight]

Yeah, this is pretty much right down the middle for them.

Anti-woman.
Anti-education.

It managed to turn out more votes than ever for the GOP.
It also managed to turn out more votes than ever against the GOP.

[Atocep]

The depth and nuance of Trumper thinking is:

You're only a doctor if you perform surgery. You're only a scientist if you work in a lab.

[sterlingice]

Originally Posted by Lathum

Watching the republican party eat itself from within is going to be fun for the next 4 years.

They're going to unite in full on resistance of Biden with things like railing on anything he does, re-discovering how SUPER IMPORTANT the deficit is, and denying any of his appointees. There's more that keeps them together than apart. Unfortunately, the ratio between the carnival barkers and true believers is getting dangerously bottom heavy and I think those in the former category know it could spell danger for them eventually. But power is more important and they can solve that problem another day.

SI

[albionmoonlight]

Yup. It is fun to do the whole "McConnell is the real enemy" bit when there are no stakes.

But when push comes to shove, the GOP voters, supporters, and politicians fall in line.

[NobodyHere]

Win a chance to blow up one of Trump's casinos!

City to auction spot to push demolish button on Trump casino

I think this is a really creative idea and I hope they raise a lot of money.

[albionmoonlight]

So some of the conspiracy theorists are starting to claim that Biden/Harris will be sworn in on the 20th. And that is actually all according to the plan. Because they have to be sworn in to formally steal the election. So Trump/Q will let them get sworn in so that they can then be prosecuted for election theft.

[Atocep]

Originally Posted by albionmoonlight

So some of the conspiracy theorists are starting to claim that Biden/Harris will be sworn in on the 20th. And that is actually all according to the plan. Because they have to be sworn in to formally steal the election. So Trump/Q will let them get sworn in so that they can then be prosecuted for election theft.

And 4 years from now it will be that they have to complete their term for it to officially be a stolen Presidency.

[BYU 14]

At what point do the people that follow this crap look in a mirror and say "wow, I sure am a fucking moron!"

[CrimsonFox]

Originally Posted by albionmoonlight

Yup. It is fun to do the whole "McConnell is the real enemy" bit when there are no stakes.

But when push comes to shove, the GOP voters, supporters, and politicians fall in line.

i know right? every damn time.

[CrimsonFox]

I am speechless at this...

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-e...box=1607865761

[CrimsonFox]

Originally Posted by CrimsonFox

I am speechless at this...

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-e...box=1607865761

here's a longer one that...uh...makes more sense
South Park creators' deepfake Trump web series is eerie and hilarious

[Ksyrup]

Two former AZ Bar presidents and a few other attorneys have formally filed ethics complaints against 21 attorneys who participated in the Trump campaign lawsuits in AZ. We'll see what happens with that.

[Ksyrup]

I didn't pay attention to election law before this year, so I was not familiar with Lin Wood or Sydney Powell. However, early on I kept reading about how they were respected lawyers and there must be something to these allegations for them to take on this case. Then, you know, we watched everything unfold over the past 6 weeks.

I say that to point out that Lin Wood has filed another election-related lawsuit - this time as both the attorney and plaintiff - in which he signs the pleading verification that the facts are true and correct under "plenty of perjury" (rather than under penalty of perjury).

If this is performance art, he has surpassed the Spinal Tap/Best in Show team as greatest in history.

[BYU 14]

Ksyrup, after the Kraken fell short I think you just gave them their next rallying cry.

Judge: "And just what is different about these lawsuits Mr. Wood?"

Lin Wood: "These go to 11."

[AlexB]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

I didn't pay attention to election law before this year, so I was not familiar with Lin Wood or Sydney Powell. However, early on I kept reading about how they were respected lawyers and there must be something to these allegations for them to take on this case. Then, you know, we watched everything unfold over the past 6 weeks.

I say that to point out that Lin Wood has filed another election-related lawsuit - this time as both the attorney and plaintiff - in which he signs the pleading verification that the facts are true and correct under "plenty of perjury" (rather than under penalty of perjury).

If this is performance art, he has surpassed the Spinal Tap/Best in Show team as greatest in history.

That is awesome

[albionmoonlight]

Apparently, there are some of the Q/MAGA people posting about the inevitable declaration of martial law, but from a personal planning perspective.

Like, people are starting to ask about when it is going to happen because they have a trip to Disney planned for the first week of January and they are wondering how it might affect their travel.

I wanna shoot my neighbor for Trump, but maybe after the holidays, ok?

[JPhillips]

Reminds me of the voice mail I once gt threatening to kick my ass over a student's grade. But they also made sure to let me know it would only happen after the summer when the Fall semester started.

[JPhillips]

dola

Saw a WaPo story that says out of the 200+ mil Trump has raised since the election less than a million has gone to the recount fund.

Everything's still a con.

[Lathum]

Wasn't the big reckoning supposed to happen by the 18th?

[Lathum]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

Two former AZ Bar presidents and a few other attorneys have formally filed ethics complaints against 21 attorneys who participated in the Trump campaign lawsuits in AZ. We'll see what happens with that.

Every one of them should be disbarred and stand trial for treason.

[JPhillips]

Trump is mulling appointing Sydney Powell as a special counsel for the election.

[Ksyrup]

Meanwhile, I still see smoke on Twitter about McConnell's race and the conspiracy that his and other GOP Senate races were rigged because they were run through voting machines owned by a GOP-controlled company. How does one fail to see that this is the exact same conspiracy-by-extrapolating-numbers-out-of-context BS that the GOP says should invalidate Biden's win? I mean, if they are right, why wouldn't it make sense to question Biden's win? This is an argument for competing frauds by voting system.

I don't know if it's helpful to make such leaps in judgment when there are other explanations. Several obvious things to me being:

(1) KY is a closed primary state, so if you want to vote in a primary, you have to declare one or the other party. I am registered GOP and voted mostly Dem in this election. If there are a bunch of people like me in my county, does that make my county's votes look suspicious? Probably. I think there's too much of an assumption that people would automatically vote straight ticket and that McConnell getting Dem votes is unlikely. I doubt that premise.

(2) McConnell is unpopular but an incumbent. That counts for a lot.

(3) Amy McGrath was not an energizing candidate. I could easily see people being anti-Trump but not voting for McGrath. I have to imagine that many rural area Democrats are still pretty conservative, so the idea of a split government might be appealing. And, having a Senator from KY in a high profile position is preferable to Rand Paul and a freshman Senator.