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ya don't say....

Did they say why?

Been following this on Twitter.

They never called Pa, but it does look like they pulled Arizona.

(11-09-2020 08:49 PM)ClairtonPanther Wrote: [ -> ]Been following this on Twitter.

They never called Pa, but it does look like they pulled Arizona.

Think they pulled Arizona several days ago.

(11-09-2020 08:47 PM)GrayBeard Wrote: [ -> ]Did they say why?

Probably because they never had PA in the Biden column.

Biden* is not president elect.



Reeeeeeeeee

(11-09-2020 08:31 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote: [ -> ]Real Clear Politics pulls back on PA.

Ok, but the media does not select the winner of elections. So this means what exactly?

LULZ! Knew it wasn't gonna last. HAHA!

OK, I saw your post and as an unabashed patriot, and Trump hater, I was a little worried. Then, I went over to RCP and read the stories alluded to in this and other threads and I am no longer even slightly worried.

I live in Pennsylvania and the one article talks about how the PA state legislature could unilaterally opt to disregard what they consider to be an illegitimate vote and elect Trump. However, the author concedes that it might be difficult convincing Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor, Tom Wolf to certify their coup attempt.

LOL! Yeah, I think subverting the people for personal gain could be a real issue for them.

However, I certainly encourage the PA GOP to quit being such pu$$ies and just do it. What could possibly go wrong if a state legislature were to overturn the will of its own people.

LOL! Nimrods.

Have a nice night. In January, we’re going to have a new president.

(11-10-2020 12:03 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: [ -> ]OK, I saw your post and as an unabashed patriot, and Trump hater, I was a little worried. Then, I went over to RCP and read the stories alluded to in this and other threads and I am no longer even slightly worried.

I live in Pennsylvania and the one article talks about how the PA state legislature could unilaterally opt to disregard what they consider to be an illegitimate vote and elect Trump. However, the author concedes that it might be difficult convincing Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor, Tom Wolf to certify their coup attempt.

LOL! Yeah, I think subverting the people for personal gain could be a real issue for them.

However, I certainly encourage the PA GOP to quit being such pu$$ies and just do it. What could possibly go wrong if a state legislature were to overturn the will of its own people.

LOL! Nimrods.

Have a nice night. In January, we’re going to have a new president.

How about we just count the votes and do a little forensic spot checking on the places more likely to contain fraud. Id start with the 100K or so ballots that contain only Bidens name and nothing else. The so called "naked ballots" are another problematic group of ballots that might be negated due to court action--so lots of things are still in play in Pennsylvania.

(11-10-2020 12:03 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: [ -> ]OK, I saw your post and as an unabashed patriot, and Trump hater, I was a little worried. Then, I went over to RCP and read the stories alluded to in this and other threads and I am no longer even slightly worried.

I live in Pennsylvania and the one article talks about how the PA state legislature could unilaterally opt to disregard what they consider to be an illegitimate vote and elect Trump. However, the author concedes that it might be difficult convincing Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor, Tom Wolf to certify their coup attempt.

LOL! Yeah, I think subverting the people for personal gain could be a real issue for them.

However, I certainly encourage the PA GOP to quit being such pu$$ies and just do it. What could possibly go wrong if a state legislature were to overturn the will of its own people.

LOL! Nimrods.

Have a nice night. In January, we’re going to have a new president.

Wtf are you talking about. You think they will of the people is having a bunch of prog filth shitheads in filthadelphia steal an election.

I'll tell you what can go wrong 70 million /200 million.

(11-10-2020 12:03 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: [ -> ]OK, I saw your post and as an unabashed patriot, and Trump hater, I was a little worried. Then, I went over to RCP and read the stories alluded to in this and other threads and I am no longer even slightly worried.

I live in Pennsylvania and the one article talks about how the PA state legislature could unilaterally opt to disregard what they consider to be an illegitimate vote and elect Trump. However, the author concedes that it might be difficult convincing Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor, Tom Wolf to certify their coup attempt.

LOL! Yeah, I think subverting the people for personal gain could be a real issue for them.

However, I certainly encourage the PA GOP to quit being such pu$$ies and just do it. What could possibly go wrong if a state legislature were to overturn the will of its own people.

LOL! Nimrods.

Have a nice night. In January, we’re going to have a new president.

How did it feel to cast a vote for higher taxes, higher energy costs, and
a socialist agenda? Hope you don't have a 401K. If we do have new president in January chances are it won't do as well as it has the last 4 years.

(11-10-2020 08:02 AM)bearcat65 Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-10-2020 12:03 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: [ -> ]OK, I saw your post and as an unabashed patriot, and Trump hater, I was a little worried. Then, I went over to RCP and read the stories alluded to in this and other threads and I am no longer even slightly worried.

I live in Pennsylvania and the one article talks about how the PA state legislature could unilaterally opt to disregard what they consider to be an illegitimate vote and elect Trump. However, the author concedes that it might be difficult convincing Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor, Tom Wolf to certify their coup attempt.

LOL! Yeah, I think subverting the people for personal gain could be a real issue for them.

However, I certainly encourage the PA GOP to quit being such pu$$ies and just do it. What could possibly go wrong if a state legislature were to overturn the will of its own people.

LOL! Nimrods.

Have a nice night. In January, we’re going to have a new president.

How did it feel to cast a vote for higher taxes, higher energy costs, and
a socialist agenda? Hope you don't have a 401K. If we do have new president in January chances are it won't do as well as it has the last 4 years.

This is all nonsense.

(11-10-2020 08:15 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-10-2020 08:02 AM)bearcat65 Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-10-2020 12:03 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: [ -> ]OK, I saw your post and as an unabashed patriot, and Trump hater, I was a little worried. Then, I went over to RCP and read the stories alluded to in this and other threads and I am no longer even slightly worried.

I live in Pennsylvania and the one article talks about how the PA state legislature could unilaterally opt to disregard what they consider to be an illegitimate vote and elect Trump. However, the author concedes that it might be difficult convincing Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor, Tom Wolf to certify their coup attempt.

LOL! Yeah, I think subverting the people for personal gain could be a real issue for them.

However, I certainly encourage the PA GOP to quit being such pu$$ies and just do it. What could possibly go wrong if a state legislature were to overturn the will of its own people.

LOL! Nimrods.

Have a nice night. In January, we’re going to have a new president.

How did it feel to cast a vote for higher taxes, higher energy costs, and
a socialist agenda? Hope you don't have a 401K. If we do have new president in January chances are it won't do as well as it has the last 4 years.

This is all nonsense.

So you didn't listen to the guy you voted for? He absolutely said he would raise taxes, waffled a bit on fracking but embraced some aspects of the green new deal which will in fact raise energy costs, and spoke of free college, healthcare, both of which fall under socialism.
You may not have liked Trump but unless you are totally inept in finance you likely made more money during his term.

(11-10-2020 08:02 AM)bearcat65 Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-10-2020 12:03 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: [ -> ]OK, I saw your post and as an unabashed patriot, and Trump hater, I was a little worried. Then, I went over to RCP and read the stories alluded to in this and other threads and I am no longer even slightly worried.

I live in Pennsylvania and the one article talks about how the PA state legislature could unilaterally opt to disregard what they consider to be an illegitimate vote and elect Trump. However, the author concedes that it might be difficult convincing Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor, Tom Wolf to certify their coup attempt.

LOL! Yeah, I think subverting the people for personal gain could be a real issue for them.

However, I certainly encourage the PA GOP to quit being such pu$$ies and just do it. What could possibly go wrong if a state legislature were to overturn the will of its own people.

LOL! Nimrods.

Have a nice night. In January, we’re going to have a new president.

How did it feel to cast a vote for higher taxes, higher energy costs, and
a socialist agenda? Hope you don't have a 401K. If we do have new president in January chances are it won't do as well as it has the last 4 years.

He voted for FREE STUFF...

401k why do you think he's so over joyed and came over to the spin room. There's 3 or 4 like him that's not been on this board for at least a couple years.

FREE STUFF trumps every working American that is saving for their future . Wait 48 months till they realize FREE STUFF doesn't really mean what they thought it did

Jesus Christ people. In an age where verifiable info is at our fingertips, you folks just post unsubstantiated garbage an run with it.

Bevan is the Editor of RCP.

(11-10-2020 12:03 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: [ -> ]OK, I saw your post and as an unabashed patriot, and Trump hater, I was a little worried. Then, I went over to RCP and read the stories alluded to in this and other threads and I am no longer even slightly worried.

I live in Pennsylvania and the one article talks about how the PA state legislature could unilaterally opt to disregard what they consider to be an illegitimate vote and elect Trump. However, the author concedes that it might be difficult convincing Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor, Tom Wolf to certify their coup attempt.

LOL! Yeah, I think subverting the people for personal gain could be a real issue for them.

However, I certainly encourage the PA GOP to quit being such pu$$ies and just do it. What could possibly go wrong if a state legislature were to overturn the will of its own people.

LOL! Nimrods.

Have a nice night. In January, we’re going to have a new president.

Right. So if they do a recount and toss out the invalid votes and it swings Trump, Wolf will stop the "coup". No that's wrong. If the above happens and Wolf tries to stop it, he's part of a coup.

Name calling truly shows your intelligence level and how you're talking out of your element.