The Donald Trump Score Card

Pa. Lt. Gov. Fetterman says GOP 'put a Grubhub order in for chaos' after the election

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"Fetterman said the Pennsylvania GOP, which controls the state legislature, was never serious about pre-canvassing. It did propose a bill in the state House that would have provided three weeks of pre-canvassing, but then shrank that to three days, and included a number of provisions that were “poison pills” for the Democrats, such as the elimination of drop boxes and limited early voting sites."

 

The Republican-controlled state legislature in PA didn't allow pre-election canvassing which would have given ample time for checking signatures before the election.

Trump's legal team has been complaining about what it sees as shortcomings in the signature verification process that the Republican party crippled in PA before the election.

 

Trump hasn't taken questions since election day.


White House reporters befuddled by brief Trump statement on stock market: 'Weird as s--t'

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"A hot mic on CSPAN caught reporters sharing their surprised reactions after Trump left, with one saying, "that was weird as s**t." Another appeared to say it was "one of the stranger" briefings he had attended."

 

Trump received about 73.8 million votes which is a record high for an incumbent running for reelection.

Biden received over 80 million which is over 6 million more than Trump, and they weren't fraudulent.


Biden becomes first presidential candidate to win more than 80 million votes - CNNPolitics

 

Trump made a turkey remark in 2018 that sounds like his election predicament today.


Trump skips turkey jokes, gives thanks for COVID-19 vaccines

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"In 2018, Trump joked about one of the turkeys contesting the election. The scenario he described bears a striking resemblance to the one he faces today.

“This was a fair election,” the president joked two years ago. “Unfortunately, Carrots refused to concede and demanded a recount, and we’re still fighting with Carrots. But I will tell you, we’ve come to a conclusion. Carrots. I’m sorry to tell you, the result did not change. That’s too bad for Carrots.”"

 

Not a bad statement, rather articulate... considering that Trump has a vegetable for a brain.

 

Trump was apparently referring to 2018 midterm races in Georgia and Florida.


Trump jokes that turkey pardon was marred by unfair election claims

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"Trump’s quip appeared directed at the elections in Georgia and Florida where Democratic candidates only conceded over the weekend after challenging the initial vote tallies. Trump himself raged against the slow tabulation of votes in Florida’s Senate and gubernatorial races as well as Georgia’s gubernatorial race, where the GOP candidates Trump backed ultimately prevailed."

 

Wax museum changes Trump's clothes to golf attire after his election loss.


London Wax Museum Refits Donald Trump Figure In Golf Attire Following Election Loss | HuffPost

 

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I prefer what Madame Tussauds did with her Trump wax figure in Berlin by placing it in a trash bin.

 

Donald Trump plans to pardon former national security adviser Michael Flynn – reports (msn.com)

 

Michael Flynn is just the start

 

Randy Quaid was always kind of whacko but in recent years has he ever gone off the rails.


Quaid: “George Soros, socialism, “anarchist” school curricula, the “war on Christmas”. “Ring out you bells of freedom!” “Sound the alarm across the land! Old glory is being ripped to shreds by fakers and phonies and
bullies and liars who want to destroy our president and redefine the sovereignty of the Supreme Court — rewrite the rules! A day of reckoning is nigh! Wake up!”

 

Good

National Hero that guy

 

Don’t you mean a traitor and a coward?


And no those weren’t my words, those were the words of the judge Emmet Sullivan who presided over the case.

 

Hmmmm - in the mould of Col. North no doubt !!!

 

That sick fuck is so desperate to hang on to power it's pathetic ...........

Trump Plans to Attend Republican Election Hearing With Giuliani

President Donald Trump plans to travel to Pennsylvania on Wednesday for a meeting of state Republican lawmakers examining accusations of election impropriety, according to three people familiar with the matter.

Trump’s visit to Gettysburg for a hearing by the Pennsylvania Senate Majority Policy Committee was not listed on the president’s public schedule. He is expected to appear alongside former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who has been leading a longshot legal effort in several states to reverse the results of the Nov. 3 election, the people said.

Giuliani’s efforts have gained little traction – and widespread derision – and the president’s appearance alongside his longtime private lawyer risks further tarnishing his legacy.

 

Still frothing at the mouth?

I got to say, it's a little bizarre

 

Those pants are AWESOME!!!

 

I prefer the German version - in the waste bin !!!

 

Reports: Trump plans to attend Pennsylvania legislative hearing on election
By Delphine Luneau | The Center Square
Nov 25, 2020

Reports: Trump plans to attend Pennsylvania legislative hearing on election

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"The Majority Policy Committee operates somewhat like a typical legislative committee, holding hearings and calling witnesses to testify. But it is a purely partisan body made up solely of Republicans – just like its equivalent on the Democratic side, the Minority Policy Committee. The policy committees also do not have any role in voting on or advancing specific pieces of legislation.

Trump has endorsed a strategy that would see state lawmakers in key states vote to throw out the results in the presidential race Nov. 3 and instead pick their own slate of electors. Pennsylvania, with 20 electoral votes, is the largest prize of the states targeted by the effort, though it alone is not sufficient to bring him victory. According to unofficial tallies, Biden leads in the race for electoral votes 306-232, well above the 270-vote threshold needed to clinch the presidency.

Trump met Nov. 20 with the Republican leaders of the Michigan Legislature at the White House, a meeting that critics described as an attempt to sway lawmakers there into throwing the state to his candidacy. Thus far, however, there is no indication that Pennsylvania’s Republican legislative leaders have any plans to make a similar visit with the president."