FOIA Reveals Long-Hidden Transcript of Pres. Obama Talking to Progressive Media About the Trump-Russia Fraud Story 3 Days Before Trump 2017 Inaugurati

[JoeB131]

This is a good example of Democrat duplicity. They are proud as punch over the Narrative that the Obama's welcomed the Trump's to the White House gracefully and did an honorable transfer of power.

But wait, at the same time they were being courteous to Trump at the WH they were laying the groundwork to cripple the Trump Administration FOR YEARS with phony accusations of "collusion with Russia."

Trump was crippled by Russian Collusion accusations because he did everything he could to frustrate the investigation, including pardoning the colluders.

Like any scandal, it's not the act that gets you in trouble, it's the coverup.

 

[struth]

It wasn't harder for me, but I'm sure that it was harder for a lot of people who couldn't get time off, or couldn't mail in a ballot because mail-in balloting was restricted this time.

Voter turnout is on par with 2020

 

[JoeB131]

Voter turnout is on par with 2020

Nope, nowhere near.

Last time, Biden got 81 million votes and Trump got 74.

As it stands right now, Harris has 68 million and Trump got 72. That means that 15 million less people voted this time than last time. I put in the Caveat that they haven't finished counting yet in the west. So we aren't going to get final vote number until the end of the week, but these numbers will only go up by few million (and will probably put Harris closer because they are mostly Urban votes)

The electorate grows by about 3% per cycle. If voter turnout had stayed the same, then we'd have 160 million votes, not the 140 million we have so far.

 

[struth]

Nope, nowhere near.

Last time, Biden got 81 million votes and Trump got 74.

As it stands right now, Harris has 68 million and Trump got 72. That means that 15 million less people voted this time than last time. I put in the Caveat that they haven't finished counting yet in the west. So we aren't going to get final vote number until the end of the week, but these numbers will only go up by few million (and will probably put Harris closer because they are mostly Urban votes)

The electorate grows by about 3% per cycle. If voter turnout had stayed the same, then we'd have 160 million votes, not the 140 million we have so far.

I said on par, voter turnout in 2020 was 67%, this year it's projected to be around 65%

https://foreignpolicy.com/projects/2024-us-president-election-live-updates-harris-trump/?article_anchor=us-presidential-election-2024-voter-turnout-comparison

U.S. voter turnout on Nov. 5 is projected to be around 65 percent, with more than 158 million ballots counted, according to data from the University of Florida’s Election Lab. That number is a dip from the 2020 U.S. presidential election, which registered a historic 67 percent turnout.


That 2 percent didn't cost you the election.

 

[JoeB131]

I said on par, voter turnout in 2020 was 67%, this year it's projected to be around 65%

I doubt it will be anywhere near 65%.

Both candidates lost votes... it might be because Harris just didn't engender enough enthusiasm with a three month campaign, or it might be that white people are just generally awful.

But voter turnout will probably be about 62% when all is said and done.

 

[struth]

I doubt it will be anywhere near 65%.

Both candidates lost votes... it might be because Harris just didn't engender enough enthusiasm with a three month campaign, or it might be that white people are just generally awful.

But voter turnout will probably be about 62% when all is said and done.

Might even be more then 65 percent

This was another historic voter turn out

At some point maybe you and your dembots will take a look at why the american people rejected your policies, instead of looking to blame everyone else

 

[JoeB131]

Might even be more then 65 percent

This was another historic voter turn out

At some point maybe you and your dembots will take a look at why the american people rejected your policies, instead of looking to blame everyone else

Barely getting over 50% is not a rejection.

If Trump wins the popular vote, it will be the first time since 2004 the GOP did.

 

[PeterPilot]

And?????????

The fact that Russian intelligence was behind the hacking of the DNC servers, and that it was in aid of a Russian campaign to influence the US election had been common knowledge for a month.

Evidence was already emerging of multiple Trump election official and cut out contacts with Russian intelligence officials. Although, this was before we learned about the Trump Tower meeting.

You sir, cannot distinguish between fact and fiction, and you're sure as hell not the only gullible American.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Voter turnout is on par with 2020

Not really.
Even the guardian reports the missing theft votes from 2020…
“Although the vote count is unfinished, Trump is expected to meet the 74m votes he won in 2020, while Harris is on track to far underperform the 81m votes garnered in 2020 by her predecessor, Joe Biden.”

US election briefing: Trump on track to win popular vote as millions of Biden voters desert Harris

Donald Trump is set to equal his vote total from the 2020 US presidential election, but Kamala Harris will fall far short of the 81 million who voted for Biden

www.theguardian.com

 

[struth]

Barely getting over 50% is not a rejection.

If Trump wins the popular vote, it will be the first time since 2004 the GOP did.

Trump has won the popular vote, by at least 5 million, and crushed here in the EC

The GOP also took the US Senate, and keep the House.

This has been the American people rejecting 12 of the last 16 years of Demafascit polices that have made them worse off.

 

[JoeB131]

Trump has won the popular vote, by at least 5 million, and crushed here in the EC

The GOP also took the US Senate, and keep the House.

This has been the American people rejecting 12 of the last 16 years of Demafascit polices that have made them worse off.

Right now, that number sits a 4 million and will almost definitely shrink when CA completes its tabulations.

The American people got worn down by constant gaslighting. So you've manage to elect a guy whose brain is turning into putty.

Good work, I guess.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

President Obama was correct, in hindsight, to warn anyone who would listen about the now-proven Trump-Russia collusion.

Pregnant chads and ICE agents whipping Hatians have been proven too!

 

[struth]

Right now, that number sits a 4 million and will almost definitely shrink when CA completes its tabulations.

The American people got worn down by constant gaslighting. So you've manage to elect a guy whose brain is turning into putty.

Good work, I guess.

The american people got tired of being worse off under demfacist rule.

Fyi the gop extended their majority in the senate, PA just called the senate race for a Republican.

The dems are just out of touch with reality, your post highlight that

 

[80zephyr]

I haven't talked to one person who voted for Biden in the primary who was unhappy with Kamala.

That said, I suspect making it harder to vote had an effect.

Who did it effect?

 

[JoeB131]

The american people got tired of being worse off under demfacist rule.

Fyi the gop extended their majority in the senate, PA just called the senate race for a Republican.

The dems are just out of touch with reality, your post highlight that

Nope.

Again, Buyer's remorse will set in very quickly.

 

[JoeB131]

Who did it effect?

Poor people and minorities, I'm sure.

More ID requirements, more voting in person requirements, made it harder for marginalized communities to vote.

 

[struth]

Nope.

Again, Buyer's remorse will set in very quickly.

More projection cause you can’t handle that’s just what happened to your demafasict party

 

[JoeB131]

More projection cause you can’t handle that’s just what happened to your demafasict party

Um, what happened was that we had a candidate who was too old to run, and the substitute didn't have time to build up momentum.

Please don't mistake frustration with inflation for an endorsement of your crazy ideas.

 

[whitehall]

It wasn't a private conversation, he was talking to the media and the media chose to keep it a secret. What does that tell you about the mainstream media these days?

 

[struth]

Um, what happened was that we had a candidate who was too old to run, and the substitute didn't have time to build up momentum.

Please don't mistake frustration with inflation for an endorsement of your crazy ideas.

To old? He was running and got all the votes, you all dropped him only after trump destroyed him in the debate