He showed them by losing the election.
Allan
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As Trump was recently quoted: āThis (the election) is far from overā.
Here are the highlights of the September 12, 2018 Executive Order on Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference in a United States Election:
Timelines:
Section 1(a) Not later than 45 days from 11/3, Ratcliffe conducts an assessment;
Section 1(b) Not later than 45 days from then, Barr + Wolf prepare recommendations;
Section 1(f) Not later than 30 days afterwards exacting framework is developed by Pompeo, Mnuchin, Wolf, Barr and Ratcliffe to carry out their respective responsibilities pursuant to this order.
Specific sanction powers herein include:
Section 2(a) Mnuchin can seize property of any entity directly engaged in, sponsored, concealed, or otherwise has been complicit in foreign interference in a US election.
Section 3(b) Mnuchin can prepare recommendations as to whether additional sanctions against foreign persons may be appropriate which includes the largest business entities licensed or domiciled in the country whose government authorized, directed, sponsored or supported election interference including at least one entity from each of the following sections: financial services, defense, energy, technology, and transportation.
Itās over.
The first step of grieving is denial.
Allan
Imagine how far reaching this one executive order can and will go.
I encourage all to come out of their shells and take part in discussing this EO.
Grasping at straws.
The election is over.
Biden won.
Monday Arizona certifies. Tuesday Wisconsin. Just like the dominos toppling.
Allan
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You do realize there was such great apathy in 2016 that millions just didnāt vote. I was going to stay homeā¦but my dad told me I had to vote. So I voted libertarian.
My point is that in 2016 there were fewer people voting for congressional races than voting for presidentā¦which shoots holes in the argument you made that more people in 2020 voted for prez than Congress so something must be foulā¦its not.
No such apathy as you assert is evident.
Voter Turnout in Presidential Elections
1828 - 2016
Please see Notes below.
Year
Turnout Voting Age Population (VAP) Voting Eligible Population (VEP) Registered Voters Turnout as % VAP Turnout as % VEP
1828
57.6%
1832
55.4%
1836
57.8%
1840
80.2%
1844
78.9%
1848
72.7%
1852
69.6%
1856
78.9%
1860
81.2%
1864
73.8%
1868
78.1%
1872
71.3%
1876
81.8%
1880
79.4%
1884
77.5%
1888
79.3%
1892
74.7%
1896
79.3%
1900
73.2%
1904
65.2%
1908
65.4%
1912
58.8%
1916
61.6%
1920
49.2%
1924
48.9%
1928
56.9%
1932
39,816,522
75,768,000
52.6%
1936
45,646,817
80,174,000
56.9%
1940
49,815,312
84,728,000
58.8%
1944
48,025,684
85,654,000
56.1%
1948
48,833,680
95,573,000
51.1%
1952
61,551,919
99,929,000
61.6%
1956
62,027,040
104,515,000
59.3%
1960
68,836,385
109,672,000
63,854,789
62.8%
1964
70,097,935
114,090,000
73,715,818
61.4%
1968
73,026,831
120,285,000
81,658,180
60.7%
1972
77,625,152
140,777,000
97,283,541
55.1%
1976
81,603,346
152,308,000
105,024,916
53.6%
1980
86,496,851
163,945,000
159,635,102
113,036,958
52.8%
54.2%
1984
92,654,861
173,995,000
167,701,904
124,184,647
53.3%
55.2%
1988
91,586,725
181,956,000
173,579,281
126,381,202
50.3%
52.8%
1992
104,600,366
189,493,000
179,655,523
133,821,178
55.2%
58.2%
1996
96,389,818
196,789,000
186,347,044
146,211,960
49.0%
51.7%
2000
105,594,024
209,130,000
194,331,436
156,421,311
50.5%
54.3%
2004
122,349,480
219,508,000
203,483,455
174,800,000
55.7%
60.1%
2008
131,406,895
229,989,000
213,313,508
146,310,000
57.1%
61.6%
2012
129,139,997
240,177,000
222,474,111
153,160,000
53.8%
58.0%
2016
136,787,187
249,422,000
230,931,921
157,596,000
54.8%
59.2%
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/statistics/data/voter-turnout-in-presidential-elections
Whereās the foreign interference in the election? Chavez?
Well that was $3m well spent by the trump campaign! Seems it increased. Ideas lead. Why to go team Trump.
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I will be amazed if less than a thousand liberals are arrested for election fraud .
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Sorry scooter, Trump hasnāt lost anything, nor will he !
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spending millions for a recount only to put your opponent further ahead.
Priceless!
You do realize that 1,989,043 more people turned out for Hillary vs Trump than Obama vs Romney?
And more than 4 million more people voted for Johnson than Jorgensonā¦making up almost all of the difference between Hillaryās 65 million as opposed to Bidenās 70 million Votes.
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You said apathy caused millions to stay home. The numbers show that is false.
And??? My apathy caused me to vote libertarianā¦
And your claim was wrong. Itās OK.
As evidenced byā¦
Iāve never accused hate-filled establishment-lovers of existing in the same universe as normal people. lol
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Why donāt you guys look at his vote total, 2nd highest in history despite years of concerted propaganda. Have you considered a whole bunch of folks like libism even less?
