Thank you to Anonymous II and Misha for bringing to our attention what the Dems are planning to do if Trump wins the election. Four short years ago they were laughing at us. Now they’re making threats. Take a look around you. They’re going to make it WORSE. This isn’t an election, this is a war.Anonymous II 09/08/20
https://2020electioncenter.com/watch?id=5f57eef9af4ce8069e6c6e46
Misha 09/08/20
What you are witnessing is the slow realization on the part of the Democratic powers that be that they may be looking at a genuine Republican landslide. Their little theory to explain a front loaded Republican pseudo victory is probably mostly rationalization. It’s also why they’re projecting about Trump possibly not wanting to leave. They’re trying to create their own reality through the prophecy of words, exerting magical control over the future. It’s all quite pathological.
They want to soften the impact on election night and still preserve some room to maneuver in the aftermath. Yet the public will likely see an electoral tsunami for Trump and the Democrats will be left with saying, “Who you gonna believe, me or your lying eyes?”
You’re talking about a limited number of states that are actually in play where this will work itself out. Republicans will press for high standards to qualify legitimate ballots and Dems will press for the opposite. It may end up in the courts in more than one state.
My guess is, though, that there will be a canary in the mine which will enable us to see if it actually was close. If we see some reliably blue states flip red in inarguable proportions, ones that Trump wasn’t counting on or expecting, that will be the toll of the bell.
If you don’t think a landslide is possible, consider the view from thirty thousand feet. President with excellent record on the economy gets hit by the Covid plague and manages it with minimal grief, though much inconvenience. He’s on the side of getting back to normal and reopening the schools. Economy is rebounding aggressively. Lie after lie emanates from the left. Leftists riot for over a hundred days in a dozen major cities – hard leftists, “trained Marxists”. The Dems and the media refuse not only to condemn them but even acknowledge the fact of the rioting until after Labor Day. Who will forget scenes of burning buildings in the background with reporters insisting that the protests are “mostly peaceful”?
Basically all Dems have to offer is endless disease and rioting.
The Democrats could not do any worse if they were consciously and aggressively trying to lose this election. All that’s left is for Biden to get lost and be the subject of an “amber alert”.
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I've started restocking essentials. The threat of rioting over the election is huge. Truckers are already saying that they'll stop deliveries for safety's sake. Which means shortages again.
PH, I hear you. While we don't expect any serious disturbances up here, we're at the end of a very long supply chain. Civil unrest anywhere on the west coast could seriously impact the store shelves here.
We're quietly restocking, too. Every time I've gone to the store I picked up a couple of extra cans of soup, chili, canned meat, and canned veggies.
Sweet Little Wife has picked up several "extra" Costco-sized packs of TP and paper towels.
I'd be laying in stock of caffeine-free diet soda, but it's in short supply, as the sweetener comes from CHINA! So I'm stocking up on Gatorade "Zero", and the reduced sugar stuff.
I've also bought some "extra" coffee, and stashed it.
It's gonna get worse before it gets better, and I think next Summer may be very "interesting".....
I went through some of my ammo stock.
It's a difficult choice.
Thank God I still have 1000's of rounds left.
After President Trump is re-elected I foresee the gloves coming off. The Left will crumple. People my age (76) remember how the anti-war movement petered out and what happened to the violent group's members.
jim, we’re doing much like you. Costco is on the rotation, and we’re doing what we can to be ready.
Ed, I haven’t had to buy anything in quite a while. Supply should last past the next shortage.
I remember, WSF, and I’m only 65. We cheered, as I recall, and will cheer even louder this time.
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