Message from @Maw

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2020-11-22 23:32:00 UTC  

Deadlines are deadlines and December 14th will come. Unlike the general election, that election doesn't get to drag out for an extra month

2020-11-22 23:33:03 UTC  

@Elzam The Trump team just filed a Hail Mary appeal in PA.

2020-11-22 23:33:05 UTC  

@Elzam he can bribe or convince state politicians to not certify the election and just make them claim the votes are disputed. He did this with the two electors in Michigan, they tried to rescind their certification after a phone call from trump

2020-11-22 23:33:15 UTC  

There is still time for him to make calls

2020-11-22 23:35:31 UTC  

I mean he prob won’t be successful but the act alone should put into question what kind of non democratic entities we have in the white house

2020-11-22 23:35:39 UTC  

If the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals overturns the ruling on that ridiculous case, I will support packing that court. That case was embarrassing. They didn't even Spell Check. I mean, really?

2020-11-22 23:36:16 UTC  

Yeah at this rate there republicans have zero moral standing to dispute court packing, especially if it’s just to even it out

2020-11-22 23:36:20 UTC  

Well bribery is illegal

2020-11-22 23:36:23 UTC  

Which is fair I think

2020-11-22 23:36:44 UTC  

Are you suggesting that we're going to start accepting outcomes which were obtained by criminal acts?

2020-11-22 23:36:54 UTC  

Do you think the American people will not hold these people accountable?

2020-11-22 23:38:27 UTC  

The rules were in place because they envisioned a multiparty system where one candidate might not get a majority. They could have legislated a run-off, they chose the House thinking it was uncorruptable. Little did they know that the House would be artificially capped at 435 members. For our current population, they figured we'd have over 10K members of the House.

2020-11-22 23:38:32 UTC  

I don't think that's fair no.

2020-11-22 23:38:45 UTC  

The left has had positions in history with a stacked court.

2020-11-22 23:38:50 UTC  

As have republicans.

2020-11-22 23:38:56 UTC  

I don’t think the trump base will recognize (or not be be willing to overlook ) the lengths trump would be willing to go to get re elected, also he isn’t gonna telegraph he is bribing someone so it’s not something the public would know about if he does it. It’s just a possibility

2020-11-22 23:39:02 UTC  

You can't just change the game because you don't like the outcome.

2020-11-22 23:39:19 UTC  

@Maw it’s wouldn’t be changing the game, it’s would be adjusting for hypocrisy

2020-11-22 23:39:29 UTC  

It's a possibility that Santa Claus is real but I don't leave my Christmas tree out

2020-11-22 23:39:34 UTC  

Back to a neutral starting point

2020-11-22 23:39:48 UTC  

What?

2020-11-22 23:40:01 UTC  

No, absolutely not.

2020-11-22 23:40:10 UTC  

This is not the precedent you want to set.

2020-11-22 23:40:26 UTC  

I think a lot of people are overblowing this election. It plays out, Biden wins, he wins. nbd. Try again in 2 and in 4 years

2020-11-22 23:40:29 UTC  

It’s also a possibility that trump can bribe someone, or convince someone to not certify the election. Doesn’t involve any magic @Elzam

2020-11-22 23:40:40 UTC  

Dems tried this multiple times and it's backfired on them when republicans did it in return numerous times.

2020-11-22 23:40:58 UTC  

please don't spam the election channel with left-right philosophy

2020-11-22 23:40:58 UTC  

@nachik, you just advanced to level 1!

2020-11-22 23:41:12 UTC  

I wasn't saying it wasn't possible without magic. I was just pointing out that we don't typically take actions based on statistically unlikely outcomes

2020-11-22 23:41:17 UTC  

@nachik I thought that was how elections were conducted?

2020-11-22 23:41:18 UTC  

@Maw precedent has been blown out of the water , again how is evening out the courts after the hypocrisy the senate pulled not fair. Neutral is fair

2020-11-22 23:41:45 UTC  

@Maw 20 of the last 24 nominations for SCOTUS have been from Republicans. That being said, I don't think it has ever been stacked with a multi-vote majority. Until 4 years ago, Presidents followed the precedent of trying to keep a balanced court.

2020-11-22 23:41:48 UTC  

In grad school I had to calculate the probability of one of my electrons being on the moon. I'm not panicking because I don't have a space suit

2020-11-22 23:42:00 UTC  

@Doc you were lied to, elections have nothing to do with generic philosophy about progressivism vs conservatism

2020-11-22 23:42:08 UTC  

@Elzam no one would be taking action? I’m am laying out what trump needs to do to get it to the house. It is very much in the realm of possibility and very much something trump would be willing to do

2020-11-22 23:42:12 UTC  

@nachik I never thought that.

2020-11-22 23:42:14 UTC  

btw there's news about Powell

2020-11-22 23:42:31 UTC  

What @nachik

2020-11-22 23:42:33 UTC  

"President Trump's campaign said in a Sunday statement that Sidney Powell is neither a member of its legal team nor a lawyer for Trump in his personal capacity." https://www.axios.com/sidney-powell-trump-campaign-lawyer-b37fc70d-9935-4ffd-a810-0d01ae909584.html

2020-11-22 23:42:37 UTC  

@TaLoN132 There have been.

2020-11-22 23:42:42 UTC  

Well MI has already certified and I don't think they can take it back so it's not like MI is changing