Sad Day for 2A

[Kracken McGraw]

You can keep cursing the darkness (in vain), or you can light a candle by learning something about U.S. electoral demography.

In 2012, Obama set a record low for the number of counties won in a presidential election with 689. Biden won only 477 counties, but supposedly had 9 million more votes. Republicans didn’t lose a house seat this year and picked up 12. Blue mirage?

 

[ExCdnSoldierinTx]

It's funny/tragic that hardly anyone understands the Constitution. BTW, I think Republicans control more than 28 states; I could be wrong.

I personally don’t think he has the nuts to do so.

But let’s say he does, and he wins through Congress without any significant Court wins and State flips, there will be blood flowing in streets. The populace will be against him and the USA’s 240 year history of “Free and Fair” elections will be over forever.

But if there are two, possibly three States that flip and the 4th is just being held up due to a Democrat controlled State Court refusing to act, I think he’d have the majority of Americans on his side.

 

[Toby Bradshaw]

The vote count and law suites don't mean a thing. Come Dec 14th and if Trump or Biden does not give in it goes to the House for a vote who is the POTUS.

Nope. The loser doesn't have to concede at all.

Here's the timeline, according to Article II and Amendment 12 of the U.S. Constitution:

Sometime between 3 November and 14 December each state certifies its election results. The deadline for certification varies by state. The electoral college electors meet in each state on 14 December 2020 to cast their ballots for President and Vice-President. Those votes are transmitted to Congress by 3 January 2021, and certified when a joint session of Congress meets on 6 January 2021. That's when the election results are official.

The President and Vice-President are inaugurated at noon on 20 January 2021.

 

[Toby Bradshaw]

I'm trying to see where this data came from. Is this exit polling data?

Yes.

 

[ronsatspokane]

It’s sad to see this when these kids had the desire and work ethic to get these degrees, then find the job market can’t support all of them. It is also sad there are all the parents out there that sacrificed and broke their backs for the kids education with this outcome.

Here is the dirty little secret that few are aware of. Of those advanced degrees, the higher you go, the less likely you are to find a native born American in the program if the program is one that has a future and is in demand in the modern age. A friend of mines wife was working on her doctorate in genetics and doing cancer research for her thesis. We went out to dinner with them one night and they wanted to ask a question that they were very hesitant to ask. They finally spit it out. The question was: why are no Americans to be found in these advanced study programs? In her program 100% were either Asian (western, southern and eastern) or African. What can you say? I told them that American children are being trained to flip their burgers and fry their fries.

So when you see pseudo intellectuals touting how educated people tend to vote democrat, take it with a grain of salt. Those with the highest degrees in the most relevant fields are not even American citizens. Or they are very recent citizens who came from societies that were more collectivist and/or patriarchal in search of a better life. They are intelligent people, it won't take them long to discover that they are screwing themselves and everybody else by voting for the Marxist left.

 

[Toby Bradshaw]

Here is the dirty little secret that few are aware of. Of those advanced degrees, the higher you go, the less likely you are to find a native born American in the program if the program is one that has a future and is in demand in the modern age. A friend of mines wife was working on her doctorate in genetics and doing cancer research for her thesis. We went out to dinner with them one night and they wanted to ask a question that they were very hesitant to ask. They finally spit it out. The question was: why are no Americans to be found in these advanced study programs? In her program 100% were either Asian (western, southern and eastern) or African.

Here's the grad student directory from the University of Washington's Genome Sciences Department, across the street from my department. UW Genome Sciences is ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the nation's #2 public university genetics program (UCSF is #1).

 

[rr2030]

I don't know whats going on today but the Trump supporters have been on the freeway overpasses again, in force, waiving U.S. and Trump flags.

 

[LA50SHOOTER]

It’s sad to see this when these kids had the desire and work ethic to get these degrees, then find the job market can’t support all of them. It is also sad there are all the parents out there that sacrificed and broke their backs for the kids education with this outcome.

Back in the 70's when I started on my career path I was in the U.S. Navy on active duty (Sworn To Protect The Constitution) and I realized that the choices that I was making were going to "shape my future". - I had an opportunity before heading of to join the service to go to a "higher learning institution", but I'd had enough of school right then and what was going on there. - I had a passion for electrical & electronics and got to pursue that in my Military Career which has served me well to this very day. - No college degree, but military classes where we studied at least 8 hours a day on Electric & Electronics for the Radar Systems that I earned NEC's for. - Then after that I did a few years in the ship-building industry and then moved on to offshore Oil & Gas (26 years now in that field). - A Volt is still a Volt, an Ampere is still an Ampere and so on & so forth. - The thing that I learned very early on in life from my Father & Mother was work ethic which quickly lead to a sense of satisfaction to be able to do a job & do it right and be self-sustaning. - The Military taught me Team-Work and additional accountability & responsibility. - Like many others I've worked & worked hard over the years, not to become a millionaire but to become something that I'm not ashamed of or disgruntled about. - IF Oil & Gas get hammered by the incoming addminstration then I'll adapt with the skills that I have and move into a new sector. - Oil & Gas taught me a wealth of knowledge about Batteries and larger systems that run off of industrial grade cells. - What I'm saying is that I have the will and want to continue to work as a skilled craftsperson which I don't see the "woke and intitled generations" identifying with. - They have "attended" institutions of "higer-learning" but many have no real work experience and feel that they are intitled to a 6 figure salary because they have a degree and that society has short-changed them because that isn't what companies & business want. - I see youngsters that can't get off their mobile phones long enough to even develope human interaction skills that are required for professional type positions.

- I consider myself as "an ordinary person" - not exceptional, not privilidged, and Not ashamed of what I am or what my guiding prinicipals are.

- Thanks for allowing me to be a part of and to speak up.

 

[Ccrider]

Back in the 70's when I started on my career path I was in the U.S. Navy on active duty (Sworn To Protect The Constitution) and I realized that the choices that I was making were going to "shape my future". - I had an opportunity before heading of to join the service to go to a "higher learning institution", but I'd had enough of school right then and what was going on there. - I had a passion for electrical & electronics and got to pursue that in my Military Career which has served me well to this very day. - No college degree, but military classes where we studied at least 8 hours a day on Electric & Electronics for the Radar Systems that I earned NEC's for. - Then after that I did a few years in the ship-building industry and then moved on to offshore Oil & Gas (26 years now in that field). - A Volt is still a Volt, an Ampere is still an Ampere and so on & so forth. - The thing that I learned very early on in life from my Father & Mother was work ethic which quickly lead to a sense of satisfaction to be able to do a job & do it right and be self-sustaning. - The Military taught me Team-Work and additional accountability & responsibility. - Like many others I've worked & worked hard over the years, not to become a millionaire but to become something that I'm not ashamed of or disgruntled about. - IF Oil & Gas get hammered by the incoming addminstration then I'll adapt with the skills that I have and move into a new sector. - Oil & Gas taught me a wealth of knowledge about Batteries and larger systems that run off of industrial grade cells. - What I'm saying is that I have the will and want to continue to work as a skilled craftsperson which I don't see the "woke and intitled generations" identifying with. - They have "attended" institutions of "higer-learning" but many have no real work experience and feel that they are intitled to a 6 figure salary because they have a degree and that society has short-changed them because that isn't what companies & business want. - I see youngsters that can't get off their mobile phones long enough to even develope hunan interaction skills that are required for professional type positions.

- I consider myself as "an ordinary person" - not exceptional, not privilidged, and Not ashamed of what I am or what my guiding prinicipals are.

- Thanks for allowing me to be a part of and to speak up.

Amen.

 

[D Coots]

Back in the 70's when I started on my career path I was in the U.S. Navy on active duty (Sworn To Protect The Constitution) and I realized that the choices that I was making were going to "shape my future". - I had an opportunity before heading of to join the service to go to a "higher learning institution", but I'd had enough of school right then and what was going on there. - I had a passion for electrical & electronics and got to pursue that in my Military Career which has served me well to this very day. - No college degree, but military classes where we studied at least 8 hours a day on Electric & Electronics for the Radar Systems that I earned NEC's for. - Then after that I did a few years in the ship-building industry and then moved on to offshore Oil & Gas (26 years now in that field). - A Volt is still a Volt, an Ampere is still an Ampere and so on & so forth. - The thing that I learned very early on in life from my Father & Mother was work ethic which quickly lead to a sense of satisfaction to be able to do a job & do it right and be self-sustaning. - The Military taught me Team-Work and additional accountability & responsibility. - Like many others I've worked & worked hard over the years, not to become a millionaire but to become something that I'm not ashamed of or disgruntled about. - IF Oil & Gas get hammered by the incoming addminstration then I'll adapt with the skills that I have and move into a new sector. - Oil & Gas taught me a wealth of knowledge about Batteries and larger systems that run off of industrial grade cells. - What I'm saying is that I have the will and want to continue to work as a skilled craftsperson which I don't see the "woke and intitled generations" identifying with. - They have "attended" institutions of "higer-learning" but many have no real work experience and feel that they are intitled to a 6 figure salary because they have a degree and that society has short-changed them because that isn't what companies & business want. - I see youngsters that can't get off their mobile phones long enough to even develope human interaction skills that are required for professional type positions.

- I consider myself as "an ordinary person" - not exceptional, not privilidged, and Not ashamed of what I am or what my guiding prinicipals are.

- Thanks for allowing me to be a part of and to speak up.

THE TRUE AMERICAN WAY

 

[338 dude]

And once again, these numbers have nothing to do with a bogus

 

[SGK]

I'd love to be a fly on the wall as y'all watched Agents of Chaos on HBO

 

[Kracken McGraw]

Like Rudy said, UNBELIEVABLE!

 

[ronsatspokane]

Here's the grad student directory from the University of Washington's Genome Sciences Department, across the street from my department. UW Genome Sciences is ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the nation's #2 public university genetics program (UCSF is #1).

Looks like a Brit or two in there.

 

[jackieschmidt]

This entire fiasco started when Democrats and their willing Lackeys in the Main Stream Media started demanding voting by mail in ballot. Not absentee, where th person has to request a Ballot and offer a Viable reason as to why they can not vote in person.
Election day came, millions voted. President Trump was well ahead.
Then, just enough mail in ballots were “discovered” to put Biden ahead.
It’s really that simple.

 

[Toby Bradshaw]

Election day came, millions voted. President Trump was well ahead.
Then, just enough mail in ballots were “discovered” to put Biden ahead.
It’s really that simple.

So the Democrats rigging the election purposely lost seats in the House, failed to flip the Senate, and lost yet another statehouse (New Hampshire) to Republicans -- the same state legislatures that will get to draw House electoral district boundaries for the next 10 years? And the Republican Secretary of State in Georgia colluded in Biden's win there?

Are we talking about the same election that Trump's own Department of Homeland Security called "the most secure in American history"?

Ever heard of Occam's razor?

 

[johnfred1965]

Ever heard of Occam's razor?

Where was Occam the last 4 years? and Jackieschmit did state the simplest answer, but how do you prove anything when it is all "He said, She said?" The Dems wanted Trump out by any means necessary, to the exclusion of everything else. I don't know if there was enough tampering to cost Trump the win, but in my opinion, this election was tampered with and those people and organisations need to be held accountable.

 

[jackieschmidt]

So the Democrats rigging the election purposely lost seats in the House, failed to flip the Senate, and lost yet another statehouse (New Hampshire) to Republicans -- the same state legislatures that will get to draw House electoral district boundaries for the next 10 years? And the Republican Secretary of State in Georgia colluded in Biden's win there?

Are we talking about the same election that Trump's own Department of Homeland Security called "the most secure in American history"?

Ever heard of Occam's razor?

Yes, and it fits this scenario to a “T”.
The simplest way to throw an election into chaos is simply flood the system with millions of “mail in ballots” that cannot, or will not, be verified as legal. The Covid-19 scare gave the Democrats the perfect excuse to put the plan in motion.
You then “count them” as needed until your candidate wins.
it’s a great scheme, certainly nothing new. It’s just never been tried on such a massive scale.

 

[338 dude]

So the Democrats rigging the election purposely lost seats in the House, failed to flip the Senate, and lost yet another statehouse (New Hampshire) to Republicans -- the same state legislatures that will get to draw House electoral district boundaries for the next 10 years? And the Republican Secretary of State in Georgia colluded in Biden's win there?

Are we talking about the same election that Trump's own Department of Homeland Security called "the most secure in American history"?

Ever heard of Occam's razor?

Yes and there’s so much evidence it’s incredible it’s still coming in so Fast it’s being compared to a fire hose if you cannot see that there is even any corruption or fraud there’s no sense in even talking to you about it your mind is made up

 

[joshb]

Just remember..........they killed Epstein....