C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
Oddly no one else seems to be reporting this.
Penn reached the point of no return for Rump. He has no chance of winning. There aren't enough votes left to make up the deficit of over 35,000 votes to tie the election. It's over. Plus, there aren't enough votes left to even make take it to the 20,000 mark to force an automatic recount. The others are playing it real safe, that's all.
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Vox live results: Biden wins Pennsylvania
The real reason that the mainline news is reluctant to call it is that Rump declared himself the winner early on when he had a lead. Later on today, they will be following suite. The count is now beyond Rump even getting a forced automatic recount even if he gets most of the remaining outstanding votes which is beyond comprehension.
Pennsylvania and Nevada are done deals. They need to call them.
Arizona still has an outside chance of Trump coming back and Georgia is headed for a recount.
But a recount won't stop them from calling it, will it?
No. They will still call it. Today, the major news organizations will follow suit and announce the 273 EC count for Biden even though the total count is still not done in Penn. But the math, as I did it myself, just won't add up for Rump to even get an automatic recount on the States Dime. If a recount is done, it's going to be done on the Republican Parties dime. The question comes to mind, is it going to be worth the millions do do a recount for Penn with an almost zero expectation of overturning the vote? That's some serious donations on a low results. It appears that the Party of the Rumpers are putting their money into lawsuits.
Not Pennsylvania, a recount won’t make sense
We are talking Georgia at 7,000 votes and a tenth of a percent.
The state has already said there will be a recount.
Yes, it meets the state requirements because the count will be within the 1%. It's an automatic recount. Penn says it must be within 20,000 which it's outside of that. So the election is over no matter what happens in GA. 270 has been reached.
Stop talking about Pennsylvania
We were discussing the recount in Georgia
Since this thread is about Penn, I suggest you start your own thread about the recount in GA. And I will still continue addressing Penn for a recount and court battle. Now, run along.
No, the thread is about it being over
As of now....it is
The Republican party is going to tell Trump to let it go.
I'm not sure what he can actually accomplish on his own.
Republicans lost the election.
Harm that the Party might a fresh opening whether four year !
To begin with, Biden's time is first in capital in the white house.
Trump lost the election
Republicans survived
We always do but we morph.
Perhaps not, as to morphing:
'On Saturday, Trump declined to concede to President-elect Biden, instead promising unspecified legal challenges to try to overturn the outcome of the race.
Until a successor emerges to lead Republicans — likely not until the resolution of the 2024 Republican primary — Trump remains the de facto head of a party that he has reshaped in his image.
“Even in defeat, Donald Trump has exceeded expectations and helped other Republicans do the same,” said GOP consultant Michael Steel, who has worked on Capitol Hill and for campaigns. “He will remain a powerful force within the party.”
Still, Trump’s loss is likely to spark a reckoning over how much of Trumpism the party should embrace going forward, especially given that Republicans could retain control of the Senate and won additional seats in the House.
Had Biden won in a blowout, that would have put “wind at the back of a lot of Republicans who said character counts and the Republican Party should never put its faith into someone who pushed boundaries liked Donald Trump,” said former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer, who served under former President George W. Bush.
But because it was closer, he predicted the party would likely “continue to be wracked with a split between insiders and outsiders, between the establishment and the Trump supporters who fault the establishment. And the soon-to-be former president’s role will be a huge question mark because if he decides to stay active, despite the close loss, he remains powerful and effective, especially for Republicans.”'

Trump defied gravity; now falls back to earth, future TBD
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump, who defied political gravity with his extraordinary rise from reality star and businessman to the presidency, has fallen back to earth.
