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Opinion Trump's 'Sore Loser Syndrome' is spreading throughout the Republican Party
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RE: Trump's 'Sore Loser Syndrome' is spreading throughout the Republican Party
(05-16-2024 08:21 AM)DaSaintFan Wrote:  Here's the thing.. Yes, there was cheating going on. The question is how much cheating was going on.

YOu wouldn't be sore about losing a rigged contest?
I guess you're one of those that are still okay with Men who take estrogen shots competing with Women, who should just shut up and take it?

Yes, IMO, the two are completely comparable.. Cheating = cheating.

Frankly, I don't care 'who' lost. The odds that voting during a pandemic reaches levels never before seen (by LARGE margins) for two rather unpopular (first, two old white guys but second, Biden with everyone and Trump with never-Trumpers) candidates is close to zero... yet that is what happened. I am 100% convinced that there were a lot of illegal votes cast... or a lot of illegal votes counted.... and I want to make sure that doesn't keep happening... regardless of who won then or who wins the next one as a result.
05-16-2024 09:56 AM
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