Democracy Won!

[schmidlap]

It is significant that, not only did the American electorate overwhelmingly reject election deniers. None of Trump's hand-picked lickspittles who were defeated whined that the elections (let alone an airy-fairy "Landslide!") had been stolen by dastards unknown. They conducted themselves as patriots.

All respected America's noble tradition that had distinguished governance of, by, and for the People: peaceful transfers of power (1789-2021)

Tudor Dixon Republican nominee for governor of Michigan: "I called Governor Whitmer this morning to concede and wish her well."​

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Mehmet Oz Republican nominee for Senate from Pennsylvania "This morning, I called John Fetterman and congratulated him. I wish him and his family all the best, both personally and as our next United States Senator."​

​

Paul LePage Republican nominee for governor of Maine: "I accept the results of yesterday's election."​

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Bob Stefanowski Republican nominee for governor of Connecticut: "Connecticut gets it right, we had a good election, a fair election and now we have to come together to get it done."
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and ​

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Stacey Abrams Democratic nominee for governor of Georgia: "It is good to be here in this moment, surrounded by your love and support. And let me begin by offering congratulations to Gov. Brian Kemp."​

​

Sean Patrick Maloney Incumbent Democratic nominee for New York's 18th Congressional District: "I don't like to lose, but my opponent won this race. He won it fair and square, and that means something. So I'm going to step aside, and I had a good run."​

​

Tim Ryan Democratic nominee for Senate from Ohio: "I had the privilege to concede​

this race to J.D. Vance. Because the way this country operates is that you lose an election, you concede. You respect the will of the people. We can't have a system where if you win, it's a legitimate election, and if you lose, someone stole it. That is not how we can move forward in the United States."

Integrity is re-emerging, despite the putrid vestiges of egomaniacal derangement:

Trump Goes on Late Night Rage Binge Over Arizona Races

"They Stole The Electron!"​

 

[Calypso Jones]

There's a new definition of Democracy? I shoulda known.

 

[Calypso Jones]

Weren't the dems all in favor of getting rid of big money donations for politics?? LOLOL

 

[Mac1958]

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It is significant that, not only did the American electorate overwhelmingly reject election deniers. None of Trump's hand-picked lickspittles who were defeated whined that the elections (let alone an airy-fairy "Landslide!") had been stolen by dastards unknown. They conducted themselves as patriots.

All respected America's noble tradition that had distinguished governance of, by, and for the People: peaceful transfers of power (1789-2021)

Tudor Dixon Republican nominee for governor of Michigan: "I called Governor Whitmer this morning to concede and wish her well."​

​

Mehmet Oz Republican nominee for Senate from Pennsylvania "This morning, I called John Fetterman and congratulated him. I wish him and his family all the best, both personally and as our next United States Senator."​

​

Paul LePage Republican nominee for governor of Maine: "I accept the results of yesterday's election."​

​

Bob Stefanowski Republican nominee for governor of Connecticut: "Connecticut gets it right, we had a good election, a fair election and now we have to come together to get it done."​

​

and ​

​

Stacey Abrams Democratic nominee for governor of Georgia: "It is good to be here in this moment, surrounded by your love and support. And let me begin by offering congratulations to Gov. Brian Kemp."​

​

Sean Patrick Maloney Incumbent Democratic nominee for New York's 18th Congressional District: "I don't like to lose, but my opponent won this race. He won it fair and square, and that means something. So I'm going to step aside, and I had a good run."​

​

Tim Ryan Democratic nominee for Senate from Ohio: "I had the privilege to concede​

this race to J.D. Vance. Because the way this country operates is that you lose an election, you concede. You respect the will of the people. We can't have a system where if you win, it's a legitimate election, and if you lose, someone stole it. That is not how we can move forward in the United States."​

​

Integrity is re-emerging, despite the putrid vestiges of egomaniacal derangement:​

​

​

Trump Goes on Late Night Rage Binge Over Arizona Races

View attachment 725233
"They Stole The Electron!"​

At least we know that more Americans are paying attention than we may have thought.

What a relief.

 

[hadit]

There's a new definition of Democracy? I shoulda known.

Yes, the new definition of democracy is democrats win. It's an assault on democracy when people freely vote for Republicans and their votes are counted.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Thanks for confirming once again that the Democrat Party is a Crazy Cult.
Wrong again, "Democracy" lost.
The fix is in.
The Corrupt Democrat Party has violated the voting rights of millions of Americans.
The Dems hold back counting the ballots in their urban areas where they can control the ballot counting.
Then later they magically have enough ballots to put them over the top
We might be witnessing the end of our Constitutional Republic and the beginning of a Democrat Cult Banana Republic.
Free America was nice while it lasted.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

And now it's time for some fun memes

 

[boedicca]

The thread title is inaccurate. The correct version is:

The Globalist Kleptocracy Won

 

[Calypso Jones]

Yes, the new definition of democracy is democrats win. It's an assault on democracy when people freely vote for Republicans and their votes are counted.

i get it. It is not enough to resign ourselves to this new abomination....we must applaud it.

 

[1srelluc]

And the Republic is weaker for it.

 

[Calypso Jones]

good grief would you look at this:

CNN's Bash Asks Pelosi if 'Political Violence' Had Impact on Midterms

On the first episode of CNN's State of the Union since election day, host Dana Bash interviewed Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to gush over the Democrat Party's better-than-expected performance in both the Senate and House of Representatives races. Not being able to explain the results by...

newsbusters.org

Pelosi's hubby's homo love party qualifies as right wing violence and that's why the left gets to steal another election.

 

[BULLDOG]

Weren't the dems all in favor of getting rid of big money donations for politics?? LOLOL

Of course we need to get the big money out of politics, but as long as it is legal, we have to take advantage of all the legal means of support that the opponent is taking advantage of.

 

[Mac-7]

View attachment 725236​

It is significant that, not only did the American electorate overwhelmingly reject election deniers. None of Trump's hand-picked lickspittles who were defeated whined that the elections (let alone an airy-fairy "Landslide!") had been stolen by dastards unknown. They conducted themselves as patriots.

All respected America's noble tradition that had distinguished governance of, by, and for the People: peaceful transfers of power (1789-2021)

Tudor Dixon Republican nominee for governor of Michigan: "I called Governor Whitmer this morning to concede and wish her well."​

​

Mehmet Oz Republican nominee for Senate from Pennsylvania "This morning, I called John Fetterman and congratulated him. I wish him and his family all the best, both personally and as our next United States Senator."​

​

Paul LePage Republican nominee for governor of Maine: "I accept the results of yesterday's election."​

​

Bob Stefanowski Republican nominee for governor of Connecticut: "Connecticut gets it right, we had a good election, a fair election and now we have to come together to get it done."​

​

and ​

​

Stacey Abrams Democratic nominee for governor of Georgia: "It is good to be here in this moment, surrounded by your love and support. And let me begin by offering congratulations to Gov. Brian Kemp."​

​

Sean Patrick Maloney Incumbent Democratic nominee for New York's 18th Congressional District: "I don't like to lose, but my opponent won this race. He won it fair and square, and that means something. So I'm going to step aside, and I had a good run."​

​

Tim Ryan Democratic nominee for Senate from Ohio: "I had the privilege to concede​

this race to J.D. Vance. Because the way this country operates is that you lose an election, you concede. You respect the will of the people. We can't have a system where if you win, it's a legitimate election, and if you lose, someone stole it. That is not how we can move forward in the United States."​

​

Integrity is re-emerging, despite the putrid vestiges of egomaniacal derangement:​

​

​

Trump Goes on Late Night Rage Binge Over Arizona Races

View attachment 725233
"They Stole The Electron!"​

Nonsense

Harvested mail-in ballots carried the day for dems

 

[BULLDOG]

Nonsense

Harvested mail-in ballots carried the day for dems

That's what that mule movie said, but it's been shown to be pure bullshit.

 

[Lastamender]

View attachment 725236​

It is significant that, not only did the American electorate overwhelmingly reject election deniers. None of Trump's hand-picked lickspittles who were defeated whined that the elections (let alone an airy-fairy "Landslide!") had been stolen by dastards unknown. They conducted themselves as patriots.

All respected America's noble tradition that had distinguished governance of, by, and for the People: peaceful transfers of power (1789-2021)

Tudor Dixon Republican nominee for governor of Michigan: "I called Governor Whitmer this morning to concede and wish her well."​

​

Mehmet Oz Republican nominee for Senate from Pennsylvania "This morning, I called John Fetterman and congratulated him. I wish him and his family all the best, both personally and as our next United States Senator."​

​

Paul LePage Republican nominee for governor of Maine: "I accept the results of yesterday's election."​

​

Bob Stefanowski Republican nominee for governor of Connecticut: "Connecticut gets it right, we had a good election, a fair election and now we have to come together to get it done."​

​

and ​

​

Stacey Abrams Democratic nominee for governor of Georgia: "It is good to be here in this moment, surrounded by your love and support. And let me begin by offering congratulations to Gov. Brian Kemp."​

​

Sean Patrick Maloney Incumbent Democratic nominee for New York's 18th Congressional District: "I don't like to lose, but my opponent won this race. He won it fair and square, and that means something. So I'm going to step aside, and I had a good run."​

​

Tim Ryan Democratic nominee for Senate from Ohio: "I had the privilege to concede​

this race to J.D. Vance. Because the way this country operates is that you lose an election, you concede. You respect the will of the people. We can't have a system where if you win, it's a legitimate election, and if you lose, someone stole it. That is not how we can move forward in the United States."​

​

Integrity is re-emerging, despite the putrid vestiges of egomaniacal derangement:​

​

​

Trump Goes on Late Night Rage Binge Over Arizona Races

View attachment 725233
"They Stole The Electron!"​

Another shill fail. Thread closed.

 

[sparky]

View attachment 725236​

It is significant that, not only did the American electorate overwhelmingly reject election deniers. None of Trump's hand-picked lickspittles who were defeated whined that the elections (let alone an airy-fairy "Landslide!") had been stolen by dastards unknown. They conducted themselves as patriots.

All respected America's noble tradition that had distinguished governance of, by, and for the People: peaceful transfers of power (1789-2021)

Tudor Dixon Republican nominee for governor of Michigan: "I called Governor Whitmer this morning to concede and wish her well."​

​

Mehmet Oz Republican nominee for Senate from Pennsylvania "This morning, I called John Fetterman and congratulated him. I wish him and his family all the best, both personally and as our next United States Senator."​

​

Paul LePage Republican nominee for governor of Maine: "I accept the results of yesterday's election."​

​

Bob Stefanowski Republican nominee for governor of Connecticut: "Connecticut gets it right, we had a good election, a fair election and now we have to come together to get it done."​

​

and ​

​

Stacey Abrams Democratic nominee for governor of Georgia: "It is good to be here in this moment, surrounded by your love and support. And let me begin by offering congratulations to Gov. Brian Kemp."​

​

Sean Patrick Maloney Incumbent Democratic nominee for New York's 18th Congressional District: "I don't like to lose, but my opponent won this race. He won it fair and square, and that means something. So I'm going to step aside, and I had a good run."​

​

Tim Ryan Democratic nominee for Senate from Ohio: "I had the privilege to concede​

this race to J.D. Vance. Because the way this country operates is that you lose an election, you concede. You respect the will of the people. We can't have a system where if you win, it's a legitimate election, and if you lose, someone stole it. That is not how we can move forward in the United States."​

​

Integrity is re-emerging, despite the putrid vestiges of egomaniacal derangement:​

​

​

Trump Goes on Late Night Rage Binge Over Arizona Races

View attachment 725233
"They Stole The Electron!"​

Those are merely examples of social graces and etiquette that respectful folks employ

Defining democracy is a whole 'nudder subject, and quite frankly any country who has political prisoners lowers the bar

~S~

 

[Mac-7]

That's what that mule movie said, but it's been shown to be pure bullshit.

You cant prove it dosnt happen because the potential for fraud exists

 

[Calypso Jones]

 

[Leweman]

Voter fraud isn't actually democracy. You get that right? "But what voter fraud? Prove it and stuff."

 

[BULLDOG]

You cant prove it dosnt happen because the potential for fraud exists

You haven't proved it did happen, dumb ass.