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President Trump vowed on Friday to continue to fight the election results, privately urging allies and advisers to defend him publicly and insisting that he still had a path to victory over former vice president Joe Biden.
But behind the scenes over the past two days, advisers have broached with the president the prospect of an electoral defeat, and how he should handle such an outcome, two people familiar with the discussions said.
Some close to the president are advocating that, if Biden is declared the winner of the presidential election, Trump will ultimately offer public remarks in which he commits to a peaceful transition of power, according to allies and Republican officials, who like others on Friday spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions. One senior campaign aide, however, said there had been no discussion of a concession speech.
Trump is unlikely to ever concede in the traditional sense, allies said — giving the sort of gracious, magnanimous speech the nation has come to expect at the end of even the most hard-fought presidential contests. If he loses, these people added, they expect Trump to continue to baselessly claim, as he has done for several days now, that the election was stolen.
Is it time for Trump to graciously bow out?
Is there really any road for victory for him at this point?
BigBadBrutha puhlease?
Just like that guy with the fake global warming scam book did in 2000?
Please show us the fraud, not opinion or BS. True fraud.
Find it for yourself. But you won't hear about it through the news networks you use, because they want to keep you stupid and uniformed.
Fair enough, so post the fraud for us or are you just spitting bullshit like Trump.
It will indeed. And good to see San Fran Nan trying to preemptively rape the truth like the goodJust as with the 2000 election, it will make it to the Supreme court.
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Maybe he can keep it going for 4 years.President Trump vowed on Friday to continue to fight the election results, privately urging allies and advisers to defend him publicly and insisting that he still had a path to victory over former vice president Joe Biden.
But behind the scenes over the past two days, advisers have broached with the president the prospect of an electoral defeat, and how he should handle such an outcome, two people familiar with the discussions said.
Some close to the president are advocating that, if Biden is declared the winner of the presidential election, Trump will ultimately offer public remarks in which he commits to a peaceful transition of power, according to allies and Republican officials, who like others on Friday spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions. One senior campaign aide, however, said there had been no discussion of a concession speech.
Trump is unlikely to ever concede in the traditional sense, allies said — giving the sort of gracious, magnanimous speech the nation has come to expect at the end of even the most hard-fought presidential contests. If he loses, these people added, they expect Trump to continue to baselessly claim, as he has done for several days now, that the election was stolen.
Is it time for Trump to graciously bow out?
Is there really any road for victory for him at this point?
His eight challenges so far have been thrown out as pointless garbagePlease. You are a nattering insect providing meaningless background black noise to the theft of the presidential election.The courts are throwing out Trumps challenges quickly as having no merit
When will Trump provide a legitimate challenge?
Trump has already filed challenges in court. Your comments are pointless garbage. Trump sues in 3 states, laying ground for contesting outcome
The Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a press release Thursday, saying:He's a coward and a sore loser. He also has zero evidence this election was stolen. On the other hand, we do have evidence that the 2016 election was stolen.President Trump vowed on Friday to continue to fight the election results, privately urging allies and advisers to defend him publicly and insisting that he still had a path to victory over former vice president Joe Biden.
But behind the scenes over the past two days, advisers have broached with the president the prospect of an electoral defeat, and how he should handle such an outcome, two people familiar with the discussions said.
Some close to the president are advocating that, if Biden is declared the winner of the presidential election, Trump will ultimately offer public remarks in which he commits to a peaceful transition of power, according to allies and Republican officials, who like others on Friday spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions. One senior campaign aide, however, said there had been no discussion of a concession speech.
Trump is unlikely to ever concede in the traditional sense, allies said — giving the sort of gracious, magnanimous speech the nation has come to expect at the end of even the most hard-fought presidential contests. If he loses, these people added, they expect Trump to continue to baselessly claim, as he has done for several days now, that the election was stolen.
Is it time for Trump to graciously bow out?
Is there really any road for victory for him at this point?
Just one example where someone was caught.HARRISBURG – On Monday, September 21, 2020, at the request of Luzerne County District Attorney Stefanie Salavantis, the Office of the United States Attorney along with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Scranton Resident Office, began an inquiry into reports of potential issues with a small number of mail-in ballots at the Luzerne County Board of Elections.
Since Monday, FBI personnel working together with the Pennsylvania State Police have conducted numerous interviews and recovered and reviewed certain physical evidence. Election officials in Luzerne County have been cooperative. At this point we can confirm that a small number of military ballots were discarded. Investigators have recovered nine ballots at this time. Some of those ballots can be attributed to specific voters and some cannot. All nine ballots were cast for presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Our inquiry remains ongoing and we expect later today to share our up to date findings with officials in Luzerne County. It is the vital duty of government to ensure that every properly cast vote is counted.
Link please.
President Trump vowed on Friday to continue to fight the election results, privately urging allies and advisers to defend him publicly and insisting that he still had a path to victory over former vice president Joe Biden.
But behind the scenes over the past two days, advisers have broached with the president the prospect of an electoral defeat, and how he should handle such an outcome, two people familiar with the discussions said.
Some close to the president are advocating that, if Biden is declared the winner of the presidential election, Trump will ultimately offer public remarks in which he commits to a peaceful transition of power, according to allies and Republican officials, who like others on Friday spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions. One senior campaign aide, however, said there had been no discussion of a concession speech.
Trump is unlikely to ever concede in the traditional sense, allies said — giving the sort of gracious, magnanimous speech the nation has come to expect at the end of even the most hard-fought presidential contests. If he loses, these people added, they expect Trump to continue to baselessly claim, as he has done for several days now, that the election was stolen.
Is it time for Trump to graciously bow out?
Is there really any road for victory for him at this point?
BigBadBrutha puhlease?
Just like that guy with the fake global warming scam book did in 2000?
Please show us the fraud, not opinion or BS. True fraud.
Find it for yourself. But you won't hear about it through the news networks you use, because they want to keep you stupid and uniformed.
Fair enough, so post the fraud for us or are you just spitting bullshit like Trump.
You're not really looking hard enough, so I will give you an easy one. You just might want to keep your eye on these threads for the next few days...
Election 2020 Challenges -- Michigan
Election 2020 Challenges -- Georgia
Election 2020 Challenges -- Nevada
Election 2020 Challenges -- Pennsylvania
Election 2020 Voting System Weaknesses & Other Voting System Issues
Election 2020 Challenges -- Wisconsin
Maybe he can keep it going for 4 years.President Trump vowed on Friday to continue to fight the election results, privately urging allies and advisers to defend him publicly and insisting that he still had a path to victory over former vice president Joe Biden.
But behind the scenes over the past two days, advisers have broached with the president the prospect of an electoral defeat, and how he should handle such an outcome, two people familiar with the discussions said.
Some close to the president are advocating that, if Biden is declared the winner of the presidential election, Trump will ultimately offer public remarks in which he commits to a peaceful transition of power, according to allies and Republican officials, who like others on Friday spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions. One senior campaign aide, however, said there had been no discussion of a concession speech.
Trump is unlikely to ever concede in the traditional sense, allies said — giving the sort of gracious, magnanimous speech the nation has come to expect at the end of even the most hard-fought presidential contests. If he loses, these people added, they expect Trump to continue to baselessly claim, as he has done for several days now, that the election was stolen.
Is it time for Trump to graciously bow out?
Is there really any road for victory for him at this point?
The Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a press release Thursday, saying:He's a coward and a sore loser. He also has zero evidence this election was stolen. On the other hand, we do have evidence that the 2016 election was stolen.President Trump vowed on Friday to continue to fight the election results, privately urging allies and advisers to defend him publicly and insisting that he still had a path to victory over former vice president Joe Biden.
But behind the scenes over the past two days, advisers have broached with the president the prospect of an electoral defeat, and how he should handle such an outcome, two people familiar with the discussions said.
Some close to the president are advocating that, if Biden is declared the winner of the presidential election, Trump will ultimately offer public remarks in which he commits to a peaceful transition of power, according to allies and Republican officials, who like others on Friday spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions. One senior campaign aide, however, said there had been no discussion of a concession speech.
Trump is unlikely to ever concede in the traditional sense, allies said — giving the sort of gracious, magnanimous speech the nation has come to expect at the end of even the most hard-fought presidential contests. If he loses, these people added, they expect Trump to continue to baselessly claim, as he has done for several days now, that the election was stolen.
Is it time for Trump to graciously bow out?
Is there really any road for victory for him at this point?
Just one example where someone was caught.HARRISBURG – On Monday, September 21, 2020, at the request of Luzerne County District Attorney Stefanie Salavantis, the Office of the United States Attorney along with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Scranton Resident Office, began an inquiry into reports of potential issues with a small number of mail-in ballots at the Luzerne County Board of Elections.
Since Monday, FBI personnel working together with the Pennsylvania State Police have conducted numerous interviews and recovered and reviewed certain physical evidence. Election officials in Luzerne County have been cooperative. At this point we can confirm that a small number of military ballots were discarded. Investigators have recovered nine ballots at this time. Some of those ballots can be attributed to specific voters and some cannot. All nine ballots were cast for presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Our inquiry remains ongoing and we expect later today to share our up to date findings with officials in Luzerne County. It is the vital duty of government to ensure that every properly cast vote is counted.
Link please.
It is the vital duty of government to ensure that every properly cast vote is counted.
The "right thing" like Team Joe that tried to steal the presidential election?Maybe he could do the right thing and graciously bow out.
The "right thing" like Team Joe that tried to steal the presidential election?Maybe he could do the right thing and graciously bow out.
Don't spew out b.s. platitudes about doing the right thing. It's obscene.
President Trump vowed on Friday to continue to fight the election results, privately urging allies and advisers to defend him publicly and insisting that he still had a path to victory over former vice president Joe Biden.
But behind the scenes over the past two days, advisers have broached with the president the prospect of an electoral defeat, and how he should handle such an outcome, two people familiar with the discussions said.
Some close to the president are advocating that, if Biden is declared the winner of the presidential election, Trump will ultimately offer public remarks in which he commits to a peaceful transition of power, according to allies and Republican officials, who like others on Friday spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions. One senior campaign aide, however, said there had been no discussion of a concession speech.
Trump is unlikely to ever concede in the traditional sense, allies said — giving the sort of gracious, magnanimous speech the nation has come to expect at the end of even the most hard-fought presidential contests. If he loses, these people added, they expect Trump to continue to baselessly claim, as he has done for several days now, that the election was stolen.
Is it time for Trump to graciously bow out?
Is there really any road for victory for him at this point?
BigBadBrutha puhlease?
Just like that guy with the fake global warming scam book did in 2000?
Please show us the fraud, not opinion or BS. True fraud.
Find it for yourself. But you won't hear about it through the news networks you use, because they want to keep you stupid and uniformed.
Fair enough, so post the fraud for us or are you just spitting bullshit like Trump.
You're not really looking hard enough, so I will give you an easy one. You just might want to keep your eye on these threads for the next few days...
Election 2020 Challenges -- Michigan
Election 2020 Challenges -- Georgia
Election 2020 Challenges -- Nevada
Election 2020 Challenges -- Pennsylvania
Election 2020 Voting System Weaknesses & Other Voting System Issues
Election 2020 Challenges -- Wisconsin
A challenge and actual fraud are 2 different things. We have already seen Trump lawsuits dismissed because they had no merit.
Google it up yourself, Dolemite.The "right thing" like Team Joe that tried to steal the presidential election?Maybe he could do the right thing and graciously bow out.
Don't spew out b.s. platitudes about doing the right thing. It's obscene.
Give us some examples of how Joe Biden has tried to steal this election.
Google it up, Dolemite.The "right thing" like Team Joe that tried to steal the presidential election?Maybe he could do the right thing and graciously bow out.
Don't spew out b.s. platitudes about doing the right thing. It's obscene.
Give us some examples of how Joe Biden has tried to steal this election.
Total bullshit.President Trump vowed on Friday to continue to fight the election results, privately urging allies and advisers to defend him publicly and insisting that he still had a path to victory over former vice president Joe Biden.
But behind the scenes over the past two days, advisers have broached with the president the prospect of an electoral defeat, and how he should handle such an outcome, two people familiar with the discussions said.
Some close to the president are advocating that, if Biden is declared the winner of the presidential election, Trump will ultimately offer public remarks in which he commits to a peaceful transition of power, according to allies and Republican officials, who like others on Friday spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions. One senior campaign aide, however, said there had been no discussion of a concession speech.
Trump is unlikely to ever concede in the traditional sense, allies said — giving the sort of gracious, magnanimous speech the nation has come to expect at the end of even the most hard-fought presidential contests. If he loses, these people added, they expect Trump to continue to baselessly claim, as he has done for several days now, that the election was stolen.
Is it time for Trump to graciously bow out?
Is there really any road for victory for him at this point?
Did you mean Que Sera Sera, quiz master? You post reflects your lower double digit IQ level.Ya win some ya lose some....k saraaa saraa.....not a big deal. Quit making this such a big Diddy over it.
It pleases you to pretend and play make believe. This is going to court, you super dumb ass!Well the Fat Lady has sung
The clock is starting on Trumps concession
