they still cant see that he is trying to do one last grift before hes out. fucking delusional

My assumption is you're talking about federal courts. Those serve at the pleasure of the executive branch, by appointment. That's not "consolidation of power". That's simply the executive branch doing it's job. Obama, W Bush, Clinton, HW Bush, and Raegan all did the same.

You sound very young.

If you line up all the states by Biden's winning margin, from highest to lowest, and add up their electoral votes along the way, the tipping point state is the one that gets him across 270 electoral votes. Think of 538's snake chart.
Given the number of outstanding votes in Pennsylvania (112k) and where they are coming from (mostly Philly), it's easy to see that Biden will win PA by more than 0.6% in the end, which is his current margin in Wisconsin. Similarly, it's easy to see that Arizona will end up really close when the outstanding and moderately Trump-leaning votes (226k left) are counted.


You end up with this map:


Note that Biden would lose the contingent election in the House if the race ended at a 269-269 tie, so he indeed needs either Wisconsin or Arizona to get over the finish line. The narrative is flipped because Wisconsin was called so early while Pennsylvania takes forever, but going by what will be the final margins, the tipping point is gonna be WI or AZ.



tldr: the tipping point state is defined by the order of the states' final margins, not by the order in which they were finished counting.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Nov 6 2020 05:18pm

Oh he said he sounded young!! Wish i could insert a gif of those black fellas screaming

interesting tbh i havent been thinking of it that way

Seen on Twitter:

Ben Shapiro's wife is going to come before the Nevada results.

i am not talking about federal courts.

this deserves all the praise

seen on twitter

the only way for trump to get to 270 is to lose 50 pounds

I didn’t, but that’s okay mate. Nor is that what the Mueller report stated.

It specifically said that the report did not conclude that the President committed a crime, however it also did not exonerate him from the obstruction charge. It laid out 11 instances that one could possibly argue was obstruction, however followed that up with saying “ there were difficult legal issues that would need to be resolved, in order to reach a conclusion that the crime of obstruction of justice was committed by Trump.” So, he said that it could warrant a charge, not would, & then declined to prosecute.

TLDR: Nothing’s going to happen with that