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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #25 on: November 25, 2020, 05:00:14 PM »
Despite what Prime says, those lawsuits that were lost the attorneys were not part of Trumps legal team rather independent attorneys working pro Bono on Trumps behalf. Trump actual team to the best of my knowledge only has 3-4 lawsuits pending in various swing states. But basically, most of not all are up against Obama appointed activist judges. All the fraud is happening in Dem ran cities

Interesting...so those lawyers would only get paid if they win, which means:

[1] They strongly believe they will win.
[2] Since the above is true, they are willing to risk putting all the time and work in, and ultimately not be paid.

That's really admirable, regardless of which one is true.  They most likely thought they had a good case.  If they thought they would lose, I doubt they would do it UNLESS it was worth it to them to do it based on principle.

So it makes no sense to me that they would put the time in and do something if they didn't feel that they had a good/strong case.  It would seem apparent to me that they know that they have a good case.  I just don't see why they would put in the work for free if they knew full well they would lose.  Unless in some scenario where they knew they would lose, but felt it was a roll of the dice, and worth the gamble - but that seems irrational to me.

If Democrat judges are literally throwing out documents, that's a bombshell.  Sometimes I wonder - how can anyone trust the mainstream news anymore, most of which is leftist?  And the answer is - they don't.  The only mainstream news show with any level of viewership is Tucker Carlson's channel which has something like as many views as the top 10 leftist shows combined, or something.  Or has 10 times the views as the top rated leftist show.  Those statements are similar, but not exactly the same.  And maybe the number is actually five times, I'm not sure.

Either way, Tucker Carlson is killing it.  I'm shocked FOX hasn't cancelled him yet.

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #26 on: November 25, 2020, 05:08:54 PM »
I absolutely did. You sound nervous...like your little Marxist world is about to collapse

great

tell us what the judge said and on what legal argument you disagree


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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #27 on: November 25, 2020, 05:29:31 PM »

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #28 on: November 25, 2020, 05:52:57 PM »
Interesting...so those lawyers would only get paid if they win, which means:

[1] They strongly believe they will win.
[2] Since the above is true, they are willing to risk putting all the time and work in, and ultimately not be paid.

That's really admirable, regardless of which one is true.  They most likely thought they had a good case.  If they thought they would lose, I doubt they would do it UNLESS it was worth it to them to do it based on principle.

So it makes no sense to me that they would put the time in and do something if they didn't feel that they had a good/strong case.  It would seem apparent to me that they know that they have a good case.  I just don't see why they would put in the work for free if they knew full well they would lose.  Unless in some scenario where they knew they would lose, but felt it was a roll of the dice, and worth the gamble - but that seems irrational to me.

If Democrat judges are literally throwing out documents, that's a bombshell.  Sometimes I wonder - how can anyone trust the mainstream news anymore, most of which is leftist?  And the answer is - they don't.  The only mainstream news show with any level of viewership is Tucker Carlson's channel which has something like as many views as the top 10 leftist shows combined, or something.  Or has 10 times the views as the top rated leftist show.  Those statements are similar, but not exactly the same.  And maybe the number is actually five times, I'm not sure.

Either way, Tucker Carlson is killing it.  I'm shocked FOX hasn't cancelled him yet.

According to Guliani they understood they would have a hard time with left leaning courts and that their path has been heading to the SCOTUS

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #29 on: November 25, 2020, 06:01:45 PM »

If this were true, it might be a problem except that judges are nonpartisan in most states including many of which were the Trump team has filed lawsuits which have been tossed out.

In a scathing ruling late Saturday, United States District Judge Matthew Brann – a Republican and Federalist Society member in central Pennsylvania – compared the campaign's legal arguments to “Frankenstein's Monster,” concluding that Mr. Trump's team offered only “speculative accusations," not proof of rampant corruption.

Judge Cynthia Stevens of Michigan is nonpartisan.

How many times have Republican politicians sided against Trump?  These people are so invested in the system, which they know is rigged, that they would sooner have an establishment politician in power than to have their own political party in power, if the candidate in question [Donald Trump, as was the case] does not toe the line of the rigged two party system.

When you read articles about Republicans doing everything they can to keep Trump out of power, does that not prove to you that the entire system is controlled?  These lifetime politicians are willing to lose out in the short-term, knowing that in the long-term, they will be better off if the corrupt system continues.  Granted, at this point, I'm not so certain that Republicans quite grasp what will happen if they continue to allow certain policies to continue - such as the continual importation of mass immigrants from the developing world.  I suppose Republicans win out in the short-term there, as they are importing cheap labour to run businesses [in jobs, 90% of which will be automated within the next 20 years], but in the long-term, what party do all of those non-White immigrants vote for?  For Democrats, obviously.

Republicans are either too stupid to grasp these moronic arguments, or simply don't acknowledge them out of fear of being called "racist".  Meanwhile, fear of being called a word is going to see to it that they have no political future in the USA.  So these people are just complete morons - at least the more vocal ones who literally go out of their way to denounce Trump.  With those specific idiots, who I do not know or for that matter even think necessarily form the majority of Republicans [but they may - as I said, I don't know], they are obviously too stupid to grasp that in the long-run, being left-leaning Republicans are only going to ensure that their future in politics ceases to exist.

Or maybe it is that they think they are positioned to be a lifetime politician regardless, but only if the established order continues - which is why Trump is bad.  If that is how they feel, then they are less stupid for being against Trump than in the scenario above where I questioned whether or not they even understand the implications of importing the third world, who will ensure Democrat videos for as long as the USA has some semblance of a Democratic future.

These people are politicians, so obviously they only benefit from the controlled two-party system if they hold positions of power...and that can't happen if the Republicans die as a party...so it just makes me wonder exactly what their thought process is.  It may boil down to these people being what I suspected above may be the case - that they are simply too moronic to grasp that if some of Trump's ideas aren't implemented, and if successive waves of millions of immigrants from the developing world are brought to the USA, that there will be no more Republicans, as they will be a party in name only, as Democrats will consistently win elections, since non-White immigrants [and White union workers] vote Democrats at disproportionately high rates.  The only issue is that if people who hate the USA's traditional values and hate capitalism vote to destroy it, how do the genius Democrats think they are going to be able to pay for their future handouts?  With orange peels?

Exactly how do leftists brains even work, Primemuscle?  Do you and your people not grasp the basic laws of economics?  And in terms of social reform, exactly what do your people want?  The right to shoot police officers and survive the encounter in 100% of cases?  Do you realize how unreasonable that demand is?  As for this:

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In a scathing ruling late Saturday, United States District Judge Matthew Brann – a Republican and Federalist Society member in central Pennsylvania – compared the campaign's legal arguments to “Frankenstein's Monster,” concluding that Mr. Trump's team offered only “speculative accusations," not proof of rampant corruption.

Judge Cynthia Stevens of Michigan is nonpartisan.

Everything I said above that quote was with regards to politicians.  As far as judges go, I must say - I expect better from them.  Judges, even those who are partisan, are trained to interpret the law as written.  That is their job.  And being able to interpret law requires the ability to think, and specifically - to think critically.

For this woman's argument against Trump to be that Trump's campaign's legal arguments to be "Frankenstein's Monster" is NOT AN ARGUMENT.

Do you understand this, Primemuscle?

I realize that you are Jewish, and that it is extremely common among Jews to hate White males, so obviously, the Law of Averages tells us that you would not want a strong right-wing White man holding the most powerful position in the United States.  I get that.  You're a Jew, and you hate White people, specifically White men.  That's fine.  Well...it's not, but...you are entitled to your opinion.

But do you seriously think calling legal arguments a "Frankenstein's Monster" is an argument?

Is that really your idea of an intelligent debate or intelligent contribution to a discussion?

When I was younger, I was told to respect others, and specifically, to respect my elders.  Meanwhile, by about age 12, I literally became more intelligent than at least 50% of the entire population, and I resent buying into the argument that I must always show respect to others.  With age, I realized that respect is earned.

And on that note - how I can I respect your arguments, those you presented against Trump, when they are nothing more than mealy-mouthed ad hominem attacks?

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #30 on: November 25, 2020, 07:31:11 PM »
According to Guliani they understood they would have a hard time with left leaning courts and that their path has been heading to the SCOTUS

Guliani has about as much credibility when it comes to facts as you do.

Which is none.  No one takes either of you seriously.

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #31 on: November 25, 2020, 07:32:41 PM »
According to Guliani ........................ ........................ .

LMMFAO. 

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #32 on: November 25, 2020, 07:34:16 PM »
Guliani has about as much credibility when it comes to facts as you do.

Which is none.  No one takes either of you seriously.

Hahahahahah.....loving every second of you melting down😂😂

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #33 on: November 25, 2020, 07:36:24 PM »
Guliani has about as much credibility when it comes to facts as you do.

Which is none.  No one takes either of you seriously.

You really are not that bright. Giuliani was a top prosecutor in New York and a major politician not to mention the namesake for one of the nation’s top law firms. Where there is smoke there is fire.

So tell us again how he has no credibility as a lawyer when he has accomplished more in a day as a young lawyer, compared to you in your entire life?

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #34 on: November 25, 2020, 07:37:22 PM »
You really are not that bright. Giuliani was a top prosecutor in New York and a major politician not to mention the namesake for one of the nation’s top law firms. Where there is smoke there is fire.

So tell us again how he has no credibility as a lawyer when he has accomplished more in a day as a young lawyer, compared to you in your entire life?

He had his day.  He's now 76, senile and nearly whipped his dick out for Sasha Baron Cohen.  You have to be better than this, don't you?

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #35 on: November 25, 2020, 07:41:43 PM »
He had his day.  He's now 76, senile and nearly whipped his dick out for Sasha Baron Cohen.  You have to be better than this, don't you?

Ageist and borderline homophobe, I expect better from you Abe.

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #36 on: November 25, 2020, 07:42:42 PM »
Hahahahahah.....loving every second of you melting down😂😂

I'm melting down?  Hmm... I don't think I am the one posting multiple threads of dire hopes hanging on the courts overturning a LANDSLIDE victory.  I'm not the one attributing the credibility or chance of such a thing happening as "According to Guiliani...".    I'm not the one constantly having threads blow up in my face as my little conspiracy theories fall apart under simple observation and common sense.

That would be you piss ant. 

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #37 on: November 25, 2020, 07:44:41 PM »
I'm melting down?  Hmm... I don't think I am the one posting multiple threads of dire hopes hanging on the courts overturning a LANDSLIDE victory.  I'm not the one attributing the credibility or chance of such a thing happening as "According to Guiliani...".    I'm not the one constantly having threads blow up in my face as my little conspiracy theories fall apart under simple observation and common sense.

That would be you piss ant.

Hahahaha...you’re following me around like a puppy dog.

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #38 on: November 25, 2020, 07:45:06 PM »
You really are not that bright. Giuliani was a top prosecutor in New York and a major politician not to mention the namesake for one of the nation’s top law firms. Where there is smoke there is fire.

So tell us again how he has no credibility as a lawyer when he has accomplished more in a day as a young lawyer, compared to you in your entire life?

If I have to explain to you the absurdness of his actions and words TODAY, then your entire post is irrelevant even more so than it already is.

Maybe Trump can build a time machine and fetch the younger Rudy.  Since you think he was so hot shot, maybe he could do a better job than the current version.   Because no matter what he used to be, TODAY he is a laughing stock.

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #39 on: November 25, 2020, 07:47:03 PM »
Hahahaha...you’re following me around like a puppy dog.

Pointing out your inability to connect with reality and your overall stupidity is "following you around?"   "Hahahaha" 

When it doesn't pan out, how many threads will you make and get your ass roasted in over it?  2?  12?   Four years worth?

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #40 on: November 25, 2020, 07:47:14 PM »
If I have to explain to you the absurdness of his actions and words TODAY, then your entire post is irrelevant even more so than it already is.

Maybe Trump can build a time machine and fetch the younger Rudy.  Since you think he was so hot shot, maybe he could do a better job than the current version.   Because no matter what he used to be, TODAY he is a laughing stock.

He’s far from a laughing stock after the Pennsylvania hearing today. There will be tears soon for Dems


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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #41 on: November 25, 2020, 07:49:59 PM »
He’s far from a laughing stock after the Pennsylvania hearing today. There will be tears soon for Dems

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #42 on: November 25, 2020, 07:51:53 PM »
He’s far from a laughing stock after the Pennsylvania hearing today. There will be tears soon for Dems

I’m sure the entire hearing is online but he won’t watch it. He’ll just get his info from 2nd and 3rd sources that will lie to him

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #43 on: November 25, 2020, 07:55:41 PM »
If I have to explain to you the absurdness of his actions and words TODAY, then your entire post is irrelevant even more so than it already is.

Maybe Trump can build a time machine and fetch the younger Rudy.  Since you think he was so hot shot, maybe he could do a better job than the current version.   Because no matter what he used to be, TODAY he is a laughing stock.

What did he say today that’s laughable?  He gave a concise opening statement of witnesses and introduced talking points of consideration in an orderly manner.



Again he’s a respected litigator. He hasn’t lost his touch in front of a panel or a courtroom. Lay-off the attorney movies.




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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #44 on: November 25, 2020, 07:58:04 PM »
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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #45 on: November 25, 2020, 07:59:51 PM »
What did he say today that’s laughable?  He gave a concise opening statement of witnesses and introduced talking points of consideration in an orderly manner.



Again he’s a respected litigator. He hasn’t lost his touch in front of a panel or a courtroom. Lay-off the attorney movies.

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #46 on: November 25, 2020, 08:02:40 PM »
I’m sure the entire hearing is online but he won’t watch it. He’ll just get his info from 2nd and 3rd sources that will lie to him

Closing statement by Doug Mastriano was heartfelt and as a non-American, it nearly brought a tear to my eye.
I am enthralled by it all. That such blatant cheating can happen in the US election.

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #47 on: November 25, 2020, 08:07:04 PM »
Closing statement by Doug Mastriano was heartfelt and as a non-American, it nearly brought a tear to my eye.
I am enthralled by it all. That such blatant cheating can happen in the US election.

Twitter actually banned his account today

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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #48 on: November 25, 2020, 08:08:08 PM »
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Re: Meanwhile in Nevada
« Reply #49 on: November 25, 2020, 09:15:55 PM »
The elephant in the room is the fact that Biden got too many vites to be stopped from taking office. Heavy manipulation from the msm to hollywood to social media etc is the difference maker, not disenfranchised voters. Trump cannot really do much about the fact that this country has so many who are easily manipulated. If he wanted the presidency so bad he should have been willing to do whatever it took just like his opposition did. He didnt, and now we have to suffer.