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So he will probably do the thing he did last time again this time.
Yup, that checks out.
Yeah none of this is new. It’s the same playbook. It didn’t work last time but he’s gonna keep trying.
same playbook, but there's more pages and more players this go around. they know what didn't work the first time. i don't think even he is stupid enough to try (only) the same things again.
Hopefully he loses by a wide enough margin that the results can't be contested.
All results can be contested. A larger margin will help with making it harder to successfully contest, although the plan seems to be breaking the system so the margins don't matter.
He won't.
Hopefully we’re also more prepared this time. Plus the other side is currently in power, at least the executive branch.
We aren't.
Let's make certain it doesn't work this time, either. I'm pretty eager to see how all these court cases play out.
So, just like last time...
But also just like last time... early votes and mail in votes don't even start being counted until after the polls close.
So he will declare early victory, like last time, then be over-ridden by counting as the early votes get tabulated, like last time, and try to say that's evidence of fraud, also like last time.
I heard an interesting piece on the radio yesterday talking about Wisconsin.
The votes in Wisconsin are counted by MUNICIPALITY, not by voting district, or even by county.
They have some 1,800 tabulation centers and the results aren't announced until all 1,800 are in.
Link to radio show, good info:
https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2024/10/22/wisconsin-voters-election-milwaukee-security-denier
The $upreme Court: “Yup”
Premature Exclamation of victory.... Yup, that tracks
Premature electulation
sigh
. . . I’ll allow it.
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