The Donald Trump Score Card

No thanks, we've had enough from that peculiar family. In any case, they might be in prison with their illustrious father at Attica.

 

Now that's what I call full of shit.

 

and you are just a sheep that sits around waiting to be told what to think by Fox News.

 

The Definitive Case Proving Donald Trump Won the Election - Revolver

 

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That's the definitive case proving Trumpism is full of shit.

 

Trump is demanding that Trump-endorsed Republican governor Kemp override Trump-endorsed Republican secretary of state Raffensperger's certification.



Trump presses 'hapless' Georgia governor to overrule secretary of state on signature matching
Trump 'ashamed' he endorsed Kemp, president told Fox News
By Paul Conner | Fox News
November 30, 2020

Trump presses 'hapless' Georgia governor to overrule secretary of state on signature matching

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"Why won’t Governor @BrianKempGA, the hapless Governor of Georgia, use his emergency powers, which can be easily done, to overrule his obstinate Secretary of State, and do a match of signatures on envelopes," Trump tweeted Monday. "It will be a 'goldmine' of fraud, and we will easily WIN the state."


"An emergency rule that was adopted earlier this year mandates that every absentee ballot goes through signature verification but that after the signature is verified the ballot itself is separated from the outer envelope with the signature.

After the Trump criticism, Raffensperger said Monday that "dishonest actors" are spreading "massive amounts of misinformation."

"There are those who are exploiting the emotions of many Trump supporters with fantastic claims, half-truths, misinformation, and frankly they are misleading the president as well apparently," he said during a Monday statement to reporters."

 

Trump is immersed in the truther narratives of outlets like Newsmax.

 

Along with his 74 million-" good Germans," who will claim 20 years from now---"I never voted for him", or Ï had no idea."

 

Oh.... You still here?

 

Arizona certifies Biden as election winner, with Wisconsin expected to follow

President Trump suffered another setback in his push to overturn his defeat in the presidential election, as Arizona on Monday certified President-elect Joe Biden's victory in the state.

The formalizing of the vote in Arizona leaves Wisconsin as the last remaining contested battleground state yet to certify its vote. Certification in Wisconsin is expected to take place later on Monday.

Biden was projected the winner in Arizona on Election Night by Fox News and The Associated Press. The other major news networks projected Biden as the winner in the state a week later. Biden ended up carrying the state by just over 10,000 votes, or three-tenths of 1 percent of the vote. Eleven electoral votes were up for grabs in Arizona.

The former vice president became the first Democrat since President Bill Clinton in 1996 to carry Arizona, and only the third since President Harry Truman in 1948.

The results of the election were certified by Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, who's a Democrat, with GOP Gov. Doug Ducey, Republican state Attorney General Mark Brnovich, and state Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Brutinel in attendance.

 

Krebs is another Republican official who was nominated by Trump. Trump continues to chastise him even after firing him.



Fired director of U.S. cyber agency Chris Krebs explains why President Trump's claims of election interference are false

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"Two years ago, President Trump put Christopher Krebs in charge of the new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Krebs, a lifelong Republican, was confirmed unanimously by the Senate."

 

Georgia Republican officials reject Trump's calls to overturn election results
By Chandelis Duster, Jason Morris and Tori Apodaca, CNN
Updated 2:06 PM ET, Mon November 30, 2020

Georgia Republican officials reject Trump's calls to overturn election results - CNNPolitics

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"Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, both Republicans, on Monday rebuffed President Donald Trump's calls to overturn the state's election results more than a week after they certified Joe Biden as the winner.

The statements by the two officials amount to an unusual public rejection of Trump, who continues to exert immense influence in the party and whose shadow hangs over January's runoff election, in which two Trump-allied GOP senators are hoping to retain their seats."

 

Top US court seems sceptical of Trump ‘citizenship’ census plan

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"The US Constitution requires the apportionment of House seats to be based upon the “whole number of persons in each state”.

Advocacy groups such as Texas’s Jolt initiative, which organises voter registration drives for Latinos, has pushed for Latinos to register for the census all year.

Progressive Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York has also called for longer census periods and increased registration.

The census itself does not gather data on a person’s citizenship or immigration status. Trump’s administration would base its numbers on data gathered elsewhere, though it has not explained the methods being used."

 

Considering Trump's wild election fraud allegations, it's difficult to trust the Trump administration to be honest about any number that involves the counting of people.

 

Trump is puzzled why he didn't perform well with African Americans in the 2020 election.



Trump Assesses John Lewis’s Legacy: ‘He Didn’t Come to My Inauguration’
President Trump was asked by an interviewer to reflect on the late congressman’s contributions to the civil rights movement. He talked up his own record instead.
By Maggie Haberman and Neil Vigdor
Aug. 4, 2020

Trump Assesses John Lewis’s Legacy: ‘He Didn’t Come to My Inauguration’

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"The comments from Mr. Trump, which aired on “Axios on HBO” Monday night, were unsurprising, given his penchant for grievance. But they were nonetheless stunning for the degree to which Mr. Trump refused to view Mr. Lewis’s life and legacy in terms beyond how it related to Mr. Trump himself.

“I never met John Lewis, actually,” Mr. Trump said. “He didn’t come to my inauguration. He didn’t come to my State of the Union speeches, and that’s OK. That’s his right.”

When asked to reflect on Mr. Lewis’s contributions to the civil rights movement, Mr. Trump instead talked up his own record.

“Again, nobody has done more for Black Americans than I have,” he said. “He should have come. I think he made a big mistake.”

Mr. Trump declined to say whether he found Mr. Lewis’s life story “impressive.” He seemed indifferent to renaming the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., after the congressman. The bridge, named after a former Confederate general, Grand Dragon in the Ku Klux Klan and senator, was the site of a turning point in the civil rights movement that became known as Bloody Sunday."

 

Actually for Trump it's easy... If someone voted for him they would be a citizen. If they didn't vote for him then they wouldn't be a citizen.

 

He wasn't the only one, dumbass.

 

Insulting someone (who you want to help you)is not the smartest thing to do.