Looks like the libs are really afraid that Trump will pull it off on the 6th

Hawkeye10 said:
You say in spite of the recent example of almost no one paying any attention or caring as lying abusive creeps stole America.

I'll believe it when I see it.
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You've already seen it. At the Trump rallies. You think all those people are just going to go away and remain silent?
You will see it again on Jan 6th.

These people are angry at Democrats and what they are attempting to do. This is an attempted coup by the Democrats to implement fascism by oligarchy. It is nothing less.
 
Into the Night said:
You've already seen it. At the Trump rallies. You think all those people are just going to go away and remain silent?
You will see it again on Jan 6th.

These people are angry at Democrats and what they are attempting to do. This is an attempted coup by the Democrats to implement fascism by oligarchy. It is nothing less.
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No, we have not seen what we needed to see....Trump is awesome, the rest of the nation has not been...the rest of the nation is mainly made up of ignorant cowards.
 
The main problem with the Right for 20 years is that they have not cared enough to pay attention.

The number two problem is their greed...very little has been allowed to get in the way of Paydays.

Number three is that they tend to be cowards.
 
As Gad Saad says all the time "I cant do this all by myself, get in here and help! (paraphrase).

Trump need help that never came.
 
Dark Soul said:
In other words, they will be in hiding because they are only tough guys when on the internet.
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On a day like this, you’d expect the West Wing to be teeming with people. Normally you’d see aides crowding the hallways, or reporters in a single-file line outside Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany’s doorway. The West Wing halls accessible to the press have a desultory vibe, more like a temp agency than the beating heart of the free world. As I wandered, a handful of aides worked at their desks and talked quietly among themselves. Not one wore a mask, befitting the COVID-19 denialism that has turned the complex into a breeding ground of infection.
[Read: White House, petri dish]
They’re caretakers for a White House that is shutting down. And for the most part, the people who work in the building know it. None of the advisers and aides I’ve spoken with over the past couple of weeks is under any illusion that Trump will serve a second term. They realize it’s over, though one aide, who, like others, spoke on the condition of anonymity in order to talk more freely, told me that they’ve gotten no guidance from senior officials on what will happen come noon on January 20, when Trump’s term constitutionally ends.
“I don’t know of anybody in the building who thinks there will be anything but a Biden inauguration on January 20, and quite frankly, I think that includes Trump on most days,” one former official told me. Trump hasn’t admitted as much. Yet, in rare moments of clarity, he seems to acknowledge the obvious. At his Georgia rally last night, he slipped into the past tense when talking about his dealings with North Korea, offering what sounded like a valedictory. “I got along very well with Kim Jong Un,” he said of the country’s leader.
“He knows he lost,” Representative Adam Kinzinger, an Illinois Republican, told me. “He may buy the conspiracy theories that he reads on Twitter, but at the end of the day, he knows he lost. He realizes that for the next 10 years of his life, he’ll have to answer for this, and he wants to be able to say it was stolen. It’s all about him and his pride right now.”
One person close to the White House has said that privately, Trump talks about his postpresidential plans as opposed to any kind of second-term agenda. Another friend, Chris Ruddy, the CEO of the conservative news outlet Newsmax, told me that Trump may discover that life outside the White House is in some respects a happier existence than inside. “I think he’s going to like being a former president,” Ruddy said. “You have a lot of influence.”
 
To make it simple for rightys, and that is absolutely necessary, there is no way the Repubs can win. After the delay caused by fighting the EC vote, they vote. The protest has to carry BOTH the house and the senate. The house is Democratic. So can you understand there is no way for Trump to prevail? It is impossible and you guys must eventually have to understand how badly Trump and the far-right have played you. They lied over and over and you guys cannot see it.
 
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