B0ycey wrote:Ignoring the 81m who voted for Biden a minute, how many of the 74m Republican votes voted for Trump?
Considering he gained 12M votes? I would say quite a few. There are rank-and-file Republicans for sure who voted for him for no other reason than he was the Republican nominee. However, there are also many who voted for him, because he's the only major politician opposed to illegal immigration and free trade with China.
B0ycey wrote:Also we have already heard plenty of Republican voters utter misgivings since January 6th.
Eh... If I were hearing and seeing that myself, I'd give it some thought. I'm just not seeing it, and I don't trust the media at all. My cop buddy is sort of libertarian, but his wife actually goes for this qanon stuff.
B0ycey wrote:For neither the Republican party nor Trump can do anything in terms of winning elections if divided in any case since Biden had 81m votes, 7 million more than Trump I might add."
Well, you believe those numbers, and I don't. The bigger issue is establishment pols who are loyal to a banking cartel more than they are loyal to the United States. You have to stop and think about who is behind Biden. Personally, I don't want to spend oodles of time trying to convince you of this or that about Biden's character. Does he like to walk around nude? Does he touch women inappropriately, etc.? Those aren't policy questions. That's not why a political faction is going to support him. Biden is supported by Wall Street and banks. Delaware is where most publicly traded companies are headquartered. There are also a lot of credit card companies there too (as nationally chartered banks), due to lax usury laws.
B0ycey wrote:This highlights that a partisan trail can't even unite the Republicans under a charge that would have been thrown out of a criminal court room whereas the Democrats could.
Yes, but you think Mitt Romney and his ilk are actually Republicans. Even rank-and-file Republicans call them RINOs--Republican in name only. The Republicans do not have a game of running Republicans as Democrats in the Democratic party. Now, truthfully, while much of this is run from within the Democratic party, the establishment types are loyal to their own cause irrespective of political party.
B0ycey wrote:That 7 senators will break rank and split from Trump.
They were never with Trump in the first place. Trump did not need those people's support to win. Trump won because he picked up a lot of Democrat voters, typically among blue collar industrial workers. They love him, and shout as much at his rallies. This is what scares the establishment. Ben Sasse, for example, buys the whole "cult" rhetoric, but he can't get his head around the fact that the establishment effectively granted Trump a monopoly on the anti-globalization position.
B0ycey wrote:And that McConnell only acquitted because Trump wasn't in office.
McConnell has never had any love for Trump. McConnell knows Trump isn't guilty. Like Pelosi, he's scared shitless, because if Trump actually had called for violence, those people would be dead and they know it.
B0ycey wrote:This trail might have been a joke, but Trump couldn't even get a majority verdict on a charge he was innocent of.
That's because Congress is scared. That's why they have fencing and razorwire and 20k troops around the Capitol. When you conspire to steal elections, you lose legitimacy.
B0ycey wrote:A charge he only faced because he ran the country to the ground.
He faced the charge, because he did not go gracefully and suggest Biden won. He openly said what everyone already thought--that the establishment stole the election. He said himself that he doesn't believe Biden won 81m legitimate votes. I do not believe this either. The media will not report that 3/4 of Republicans think the election was stolen. However, the gaslighting failed because there is no popular support for Biden. I mean none. Biden's political support comes entirely from the establishment, Wall Street and banks. He can't even fill a high school gymnasium with supporters. So when the establishment decided to change election laws by fiat, kick out election observers, stuff the ballots, refuse to verify signatures, refuse signature audits even post election and then claim "there's no evidence", and you compare Biden's pathetic press conferences with Trump's rallies of 10k people at any given stop; or, you look at the number of people showing up to protest on 1/6 where Biden cannot even have people at his inauguration because he has no real popular support, they are facing the fact that the country does not support the establishment and so they are trying and failing once again to undermine support for Trump. They do not understand why he's still popular, but it is because they cannot understand why the masses hate them.
B0ycey wrote:That is 100% losing. Trying to think otherwise is ignoring the pink elephant in the room.
No. It's not. You think winning against a corrupt cabal means you simply get more votes than the other guy. If they cheat, you have bigger problems. When you claim to be the world's sole superpower and dedicated to democracy and free and fair elections, and you have the inauguration of a new president and there are no political supporters there because the opposition to the new presidency would have to be allowed to peacefully protest it too, they could to afford the optics of Biden getting booed at his own inauguration. Hell, his pre-recorded speech to the SuperBowl got booed by the small crowd that was allowed to be there when his wife did most of the talking. That's losing, because your adversaries know that you are weak.
B0ycey wrote:RINO plants apparently...
Or perhaps their elections were rigged by deep state. For the Democrats couldn't rig for themselves, they had to hire saboteurs.
Who bailed out Thad Cochran and organized dirty tricks against his Tea Party challengers? Mitch McConnell? No. It was Chuck Schumer. Why would Chuck Schumer come to the aid of a Republican senator from Mississippi? Do you think the story about Christine O'Donnell having a problem with back taxes was real? No. It was an organized hit by the deep state. They manufactured the story about tax liens and leaked it to the press, and even the Treasury Department admitted that her tax records had been compromised, and the State of Delaware indicated more or less the same thing. People are hip to the drill now. That's why nobody cares if you accuse candidates of being child molesters or whatever now, because people just don't believe much of anything coming out of the establishment or the media. That's the big change with Trump--he actively destroyed their credibility.
"We have put together the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics."
-- Joe Biden