(11-09-2020 12:43 PM)bobdizole Wrote:  

(11-09-2020 12:36 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(11-09-2020 12:20 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(11-09-2020 12:16 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(11-09-2020 12:12 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  lol....suddenly your worried about cost? Classic. Most of these states havent even finished the original count. How about we just wait and see where this goes. If there is nothing to it--then Im sure Trump will concede just like every other candidate once they see no path to 270.

As usual, you don't know what the **** you're talking about. Not every liberal has the same exact view or stance on things...that's just what mopes like Rush has driven into your head over the years.

You brought up cost---not me...but by all means continue the irrational deflection and lashing out. Bush-Gore went on 37 days. If this goes on another week or two--or even three---its perfectly reasonable and following previous presidential election precedent established by a Democrat candidate. My sense is if investigations and digging come up blank on the 2 or 3 fronts where enough questionable votes exist to make a difference, then the legal option will be shut down. I doubt this goes on more than a couple of weeks if nothing major is found--perhaps less.

With all the mail in ballots, it may take longer to do recounts. This may go on for another month.

I was too young to pay attention in 2000 with Bush v Gore, but how did they handle transition phase during the court battles?

I read on CNN that the GSA is is not releasing the ascertainment funds. I get that the body is still warm on this election and there is a long court fight ahead, but at some point the current administration would have to work with the Biden people correct?

I guess I need to read the Presidential Transition Act. I'm sure the answer is in there.

Correct.. But at this point, Trump hasn't conceded, there's recounts and lawsuits abound.. If Trump concedes today, I would expect the transition to start tomorrow. But because CNN/MSNBC/AP/Fox News declare Biden President Elect, it doesn't grant him the right for transition.