So a national election just occurred. Trump overwhelmingly won the counties in huge numbers, a legit district landslide. What are Dems "resisting"?

[shockedcanadian]

In my opinion this resistance is similar to 2016, it's outright Election Denial. Remember how many said that Trump was "not my president"? That's a not so subtle, not so nuanced denial of the election results.

This is how much money the deep pockets have. These politicians around the U.S are looking for some easy donations and they are pretending to be the guardian for a democracy that isn't under attack, in fact, it just functioned as it was designed.

It's all about money for them. If Trump executes on his policies and the citizens find them popular, not even the deep pockets will draw their attention away with their paid marionettes.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

In my opinion this resistance is similar to 2016, it's outright Election Denial. Remember how many said that Trump was "not my president"? That's a not so subtle, not so nuances denial of the election results.

This is how much money the deep pockets have. These politicians around the U.S are looking for some easy donations and they are pretending to be the guardian for a democracy that isn't under attack, in fact, it just functioned as it was designed.

It's all about money for them. If Trump executes on his policies and the citizens find them popular, not even the deep pockets will draw their attention away with their paid marionettes.

And....what do you think Trump got elected when he didn't have a penny to his name....answer...deep pockets.

 

[shockedcanadian]

And....what do you think Trump got elected when he didn't have a penny to his name....answer...deep pockets.

Yes, but he spent some of his own money in his first campaign. Once again, he was absolutely outspent to the tune of over a billion dollars, for someone who only ran for 100 days.

Check this out. Harris was by far, even moreso than Biden; most popular with the wealthy and Atheists.

 

[Blaster]

Democrats doomed themselves by adopting progressive policies.

 

[WorldWatcher]

In this country people vote, not acreage.

WW

 

[Woodznutz]

Democrats doomed themselves by adopting progressive policies.

When Republicans were the party of the wealthy and the business class, they didn't look down on the working class. Since the Dems have sucked up to the wealthy, they are looking down on the working class. Snobbery and elitism is a big part of why they lost. The elitism begins with having a college education, imo.

 

[ZestolPastilevsky]

What always gets me about these, "resistance" types is that their, "resistance" just consists of making snarky online posts. On January 6th, some people actually did something to try and resist the government (granted, in my opinion for the wrong reasons) and those same, "resistance" types suddenly become the world's biggest bootlickers.

 

[berg80]

In my opinion this resistance is similar to 2016, it's outright Election Denial. Remember how many said that Trump was "not my president"? That's a not so subtle, not so nuanced denial of the election results.

No it's not. An outright denial of an election result is what lead to Jan. 6.

Saying he's not my prez is a rejection of the unAmerican values and anti-American proposals his orangeness has promised to enact. Speaking for myself that is.

There's no denying he will be the prez.

 

[shockedcanadian]

No it's not. An outright denial of an election result is what lead to Jan. 6.

Saying he's not my prez is a rejection of the unAmerican values and anti-American proposals his orangeness has promised to enact. Speaking for myself that is.

There's no denying he will be the prez.

When you are in the government working for the Dems and you say "he is not my president". Worse, "he is not the LEGITIMATE president". More..."Russia won him the election".

On and on. It is denial of the election results no matter how you slice it. You can reword it, rework it, split hairs, it's the same damn thing.

We had protests after Trump won a fair election.

We have multiple, unsubstantiated and unfair impeachments.

We had suggestions that the Electorates should not confirm his win in the E.C

We had his appointments to the Supreme Court go through lies and vile allegations while the world watched on TV. Years later some who made false allegations even admitted they did so.

Due to the CHina-First Pelosi and their deep pocket donors from Cali to New York, Trumps first term was a constant challenged. Every day more and more pile on to the point that now MSM is a doomed business. They did to themselves by selling their souls to the highest bidder for a short term benefit, long term defeat.

One day after Trumps victory you have repeated calls from AGs, Dem politicians, govs etc that they will "resist".

Trump is going to execute his promises. That is what the American people gave him a mandate to do and I trust it will be done. If it is a lawful act or repealing an unlawful act (such as an open border), any person resisting is in fact, denying the outcome of the election.

 

[Woodznutz]

What always gets me about these, "resistance" types is that their, "resistance" just consists of making snarky online posts. On January 6th, some people actually did something to try and resist the government (granted, in my opinion for the wrong reasons) and those same, "resistance" types suddenly become the world's biggest bootlickers.

America was born resisting tyrannical rule by force. Since then, we use the vote.

 

[berg80]

When you are in the government working for the Dems and you say "he is not my president". Worse, "he is not the LEGITIMATE president". More..."Russia won him the election".

No definitive statement can be made about Russia's impact on the 2016 election. Saying "Russia won him the election" is an unsubstantiated assertion. What can be said is trump welcomed, indeed solicited, help from a foreign adversary in unprecedented, and some would say traitorous, fashion.

 

[The Duke]

In my opinion this resistance is similar to 2016, it's outright Election Denial. Remember how many said that Trump was "not my president"? That's a not so subtle, not so nuanced denial of the election results.

This is how much money the deep pockets have. These politicians around the U.S are looking for some easy donations and they are pretending to be the guardian for a democracy that isn't under attack, in fact, it just functioned as it was designed.

It's all about money for them. If Trump executes on his policies and the citizens find them popular, not even the deep pockets will draw their attention away with their paid marionettes.

Democrats are resisting Democracy and The American Way of course, for they are no longer an American political party. They are now an anti-American political party.
Zero of their plans benefit Americans in any way whatsoever.

 

[SeaMajor7]

No it's not. An outright denial of an election result is what lead to Jan. 6.

Saying he's not my prez is a rejection of the unAmerican values and anti-American proposals his orangeness has promised to enact. Speaking for myself that is.

There's no denying he will be the prez.

Where's your fucking 20 MILLION phantom voters from 2020, Stalinberg????????????????????????

 

[ZestolPastilevsky]

America was born resisting tyrannical rule by force. Since then, we use the vote.

Well...I'm skeptical of how effective it is.

 

[Man With A Plan]

No definitive statement can be made about Russia's impact on the 2016 election. Saying "Russia won him the election" is an unsubstantiated assertion. What can be said is trump welcomed, indeed solicited, help from a foreign adversary in unprecedented, and some would say traitorous, fashion.

Wow...STILL...pushing the "Russia, Russia, Russia!" narrative, Berg? What can be said is that Hillary Clinton and the DNC paid for a foreign player to concoct a phony set of "dossiers" to smear their political opposition and then lied to the American people about what they had done!

 

[JoeB131]

In my opinion this resistance is similar to 2016, it's outright Election Denial. Remember how many said that Trump was "not my president"? That's a not so subtle, not so nuanced denial of the election results.

This is how much money the deep pockets have. These politicians around the U.S are looking for some easy donations and they are pretending to be the guardian for a democracy that isn't under attack, in fact, it just functioned as it was designed.

It's all about money for them. If Trump executes on his policies and the citizens find them popular, not even the deep pockets will draw their attention away with their paid marionettes.

50.2% isn't a landslide, buddy.

We know Trump will fuck it all up, and when he does, the torches and pitchforks will be out.

 

[JoeB131]

Democrats are resisting Democracy and The American Way of course, for they are no longer an American political party. They are now an anti-American political party.
Zero of their plans benefit Americans in any way whatsoever.

Hey, guy, somehow, you didn't have this reverence for Democracy when Obama won a legitimate landslide.

Not a pathetic, flop over the finish line against a hobbled opponent with 50.2%.

 

[shockedcanadian]

50.2% isn't a landslide, buddy.

We know Trump will fuck it all up, and when he does, the torches and pitchforks will be out.

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Consider the number of counties won and provide that percentage. I guarantee it is well over 50%. The Dems have a stranglehold on every major urban population center in America. That is a large percentage of the country which is in the bag.

If the situation was reversed in terms of demographic disbursement and media coverage, Trump would have won 65% of the popular vote. The GOP shouldn't even be able to win the popular vote anymore.

 

[Man With A Plan]

50.2% isn't a landslide, buddy.

We know Trump will fuck it all up, and when he does, the torches and pitchforks will be out.

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In case you didn't notice, Joey...the "torches and pitchforks" have been out for Donald Trump since 2016! The left have done everything humanly possible to take him down...impeachments...lawfare...even assassinations...and Donald Trump just overcame all of that despite Democrats having a Billion dollars to spend on propaganda and the vast majority of the Main Stream Media in their back pockets!

What will you do if he doesn't "fuck it all up"? What will you do if he fixes it?

 

[JoeB131]

Consider the number of counties won and provide that percentage.

Why? It's irrelevent. Most counties in this country are barely populated as family farms are replaced by corporate ones. And the dumb rural inbreds are too stupid to realize who is screwing them.

In case you didn't notice, Joey...the "torches and pitchforks" have been out for Donald Trump since 2016! The left have done everything humanly possible to take him down...impeachments...lawfare...even assassinations...and Donald Trump just overcame all of that despite Democrats having a Billion dollars to spend on propaganda and the vast majority of the Main Stream Media in their back pockets!

Uh, guy, the assassination attempts were by Trump's followers... you own that, when you decided every crazy person has a god-given right to a military grade weapon.

As for the rest... um, yeah, we are going to keep coming after Trump until he's a bad memory. I doubt he'll last through his term, before his fellow Republicans invoke the 25th Amendment.