monitoring Trump and relevant contemporary events

It appears that there is a wide ranging conspiracy theory that involves:

- all the vote counters being corrupt against Trump(even though they were employed under Trump's administration)
- all the computer programmers being corrupt (even though the computer programers and the programs were likely audited prior to the election under Trump's administration)
- all the court judges being corrupt (probably a lot of them appointed by Trump's administration)
...and they were so corrupt under his administration that he pre-empted the corruption prior to the election...but apparently knowing it was coming...didn't do anything about it.

That is such a far fetched scenario - as is the 'evidence' that keeps getting presented by Trump's supporters, where they keep providing only half the information needed to make informed decisions.

The scenario that best fits the above information, is that Trump can't stand losing and is running a disinformation campaign.

Trump wants a participation trophy.

All of that and you did not mention any facts for Trump. the first and most obvious is the amounts of votes for guy that could not excite himself.

It appears that there is a wide ranging conspiracy theory that involves:

- all the vote counters being corrupt against Trump(even though they were employed under Trump's administration)
- all the computer programmers being corrupt (even though the computer programers and the programs were likely audited prior to the election under Trump's administration)
- all the court judges being corrupt (probably a lot of them appointed by Trump's administration)
...and they were so corrupt under his administration that he pre-empted the corruption prior to the election...but apparently knowing it was coming...didn't do anything about it.

That is such a far fetched scenario - as is the 'evidence' that keeps getting presented by Trump's supporters, where they keep providing only half the information needed to make informed decisions.

The scenario that best fits the above information, is that Trump can't stand losing and is running a disinformation campaign.

This is you simply failing to understand the sheer degree and volume of dislike for Trump.

yes we do. you.

Wrong. I live here ad in a blue state. I do not and have not seen that. That is the narrative. It seems like you and it are attached at the hip.

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Wrong. I live here ad in a blue state. I do not and have not seen that. That is the narrative. It seems like you and it are attached at the hip.

The degree and volume of dislike for Trump is nothing new. It has been evident for anyone with eyes to see, pretty much since his inauguration, and it has only grown as the years passed. On the other side, Trump had enough support to win a Presidency, and the liking of Trump has also grown as the years passed.

It seems strange to me you think I'm being unfairly influenced by the media when I openly state two things:
- I can see how his support has grown, and at the same time
- I can see how the dislike has grown
Apparently the same media that promotes propaganda against Trump promotes truth for Trump.

The most obvious answer is you simply don't want to see what you don't want to see.

baseless conspiracy theorizing,

"We're all victims. Everybody here. All these thousands of people here tonight. They're all victims. Every one of you."

Jay Rosen
@jayrosen_nyu
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He will never say it better. He distilled it all the way down. With impurities removed, the conservative movement is this.

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"We're all victims. Everybody here. All these thousands of people here tonight. They're all victims. Every one of you."

-- Trump tonight

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Jay Rosen
@jayrosen_nyu
20m
He will never say it better. He distilled it all the way down. With impurities removed, the conservative movement is this.

Amistad Project argues in new report that Electoral College deadlines are not set in stone

Phill Kline, the director of the Amistad Project, argues in this paper that the Dec. 8 "safe harbor" deadline does not apply when there have been "flagrant violations of state election laws" that have "affected the outcome of the popular vote."

The Amistad Project has filed litigation in several of the swing states, where they argue that "more than 1.2 million potentially fraudulent ballots" were the result of illegal conduct by state and local officials. They say that in each of the disputed swing states "the number of potentially fraudulent ballots far exceeds the margin separating the leading presidential candidate."

According to the white paper, the only date in the election process set by the Constitution is "the assumption of office by the President on January 20."

"Because the U.S. Constitution places ultimate authority for designating presidential Electors in the hands of state legislatures," the paper argues, "it is the responsibility of the people's elected representatives to judge the relevant facts and appoint an appropriate slate of Electors, subject only to the sole deadline set forth in the U.S. Constitution — 12:00 noon on January 20, 2021."

the election was fair and no significant fraud,