Quote (IceMage @ Nov 9 2020 03:19pm)
In some ways, yes. Although it's really sad to see so much of the Republican party and right-wing media jump aboard the conspiracy train.
I guess this is what they always were, and I didn't fully realize it. The Obama birth certificate, the IRS scandal, Benghazi... right-wingers have always been conspiratorially minded, so much so that even after things are investigated, they don't accept the results.
Speaking of conspiracies...
https://twitter.com/KLoeffler/status/1325892918700290048told u m8
secretary of state signs off on the results, then state senate sends electors. they're still trying to set up for the scenario i laid out. i just think its likely to fail bigly, because too many electoral votes need to flip, and GOP house members might not play ball as it stinks to high heaven.
watch MI, PA, WI, etc also target the secretary of state under the guise of "how they ran the election in the state" with no other actual criticisms, just platitudes. its about finding a stooge who wont sign off on the vote. and its likely coming straight from the trump admin.
Quote (Black XistenZ @ Nov 9 2020 03:26pm)
I really dont see the point in scapegoating the GA SoS for Trump's loss in the state, which was razor thin anyway. -_-
Just suck it up and move on ffs. Perdue/Loeffler should fucking focus on running a good campaign for the January runoffs.
If ga/pa or mi/ga both pull it off trump retains office lmao. its a legit play to try, even if it is dirty af.
This post was edited by thesnipa on Nov 9 2020 03:28pm