Eh Mr Falungong sir, it’s over.
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The Rigged US Election
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Yep, it's done.
Do you still trust Trump? Or the TV news?
See? I told you they will count until Biden win. They have lots of fake ballot votes in reserves. This election is a joke.
If u understand Trump, he will not let it go until the fraud is proven.
We will see how solid or fragile the US system is against fraud and tyrants. Democrats are crooks and see if the system can stop these crooks from taking over. If it were to happen in any other countries, can say bye bye already. Like how our PAP redraw the map to make sure they got the majority.
concrete example of voter fraud in PA
"HAHAHA" Rudy Giuliani Reminds MEDIA: "Networks DON'T DECIDE ELECTIONS"
HEE HEE HEE you cant handle the loss? Its because you are stupid. Fat fuck piece of shit Trump had to go. But we got to keep the senate. Good for me, bad for you HEE HEE
lmao@deep state, u delusional conspiracy theorists, just accept defeat with grace lah, dont be a sore loser ok? even his own party also abandoned him, they must be very embarassed by this buffoon, bet they all also voted for biden too, so even the reps are also deep state hor?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...iden-win-as-gop-goes-silent?srnd=premium-asia
GOP Silence Leaves Trump Raging Mostly Alone Against Biden
By
Steven T. Dennis
8 November 2020, 05:04 GMT+8Updated on 8 November 2020, 06:38 GMT+8
- Romney, Upton congratulate Biden; Trump allies question call
- Republican senators shift focus to key Georgia runoff races
U.S. President Donald Trump watches from the motorcade as he returns to the White House in Washington, D.C., after playing golf on Nov. 7.
Photographer: Alex Edelman/AFP/Getty Images
President Donald Trump’s attempt to reject the U.S. election outcome was mostly met by silence from Republican leaders in Congress, hours after Democrat Joe Biden was declared the winner.
In the immediate aftermath of television networks and the Associated Press calling the election for Biden, top party officials in Washington, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other members of his leadership team, had not responded to the results, even as some GOP-aligned outside groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce offered congratulations to the president-elect.
U.S. President Donald Trump watches from the motorcade as he returns to the White House in Washington, D.C., after playing golf on Nov. 7.
Photographer: Alex Edelman/AFP/Getty Images
McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, tweeted on Friday that every legal vote must be counted, and that the courts are available to resolve disputes. But his office had no reaction to the race being called when contacted on Saturday.
Despite his loss to Biden, Trump continues to exert a tight hold on Republican voters that some in the GOP say will endure past his time in the White House -- adding risk to any member of the party who extends an olive branch to the Democratic winner. Many also credit the president with helping to pull vulnerable Republican Senate incumbents to re-election in South Carolina, Iowa and other states.
Now, control of the Senate will be decided by two January runoffs in Georgia, and Republican leaders will be wary of alienating the party base with any quick congratulations for Biden before a concession from Trump.
‘Lawful Votes’
Some of Trump’s most vocal allies in Congress followed the president’s lead by saying the election hasn’t yet been decided. But they didn’t repeat his earlier accusations of widespread fraud.
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley, a potential candidate for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, focused on the media organizations that called the election in Biden’s favor, saying that’s not how the winner will be determined.
“When all lawful votes have been counted, recounts finished, and allegations of fraud addressed, we will know who the winner is,” Hawley tweeted.
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“The election isn’t over until all legal votes are counted and certified,” Scalise tweeted.
Many Republicans pivoted to the Georgia Senate contests, which will determine whether the GOP can thwart Biden’s agenda on taxes, spending and climate change.
“A Democratic majority in the Senate would cinch the radical agenda of the left,” Texas Senator John Cornyn wrote on Twitter.
Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler, headed to a runoff against Democrat Raphael Warnock, referred to the seats as the “last line of defense” for Republicans as part of a fundraising appeal on Twitter.
Senator Mitt Romney of Utah, the only Republican to vote to convict Trump and toss him from office in his impeachment trial in January, was the first Senate Republican to congratulate Biden.
Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, a senior Republican who’s retiring, released a statement that seemed to be a warning against Trump disputing the final outcome.
“After counting every valid vote and allowing courts to resolve disputes, it is important to respect and promptly accept the result,” he said. “The orderly transfer or reaffirming of immense power after a presidential election is the most enduring symbol of our democracy.”
In the House, a handful of GOP members chimed in.
Representative Fred Upton of Michigan said on Twitter that it’s time to “bridge divisions.”
“I am raising my hand and committing to working with President-elect Biden and my colleagues on both sides of the aisle in Congress to do exactly that,” Upton said in a tweet.
Republican Representative Tom Reed of New York released a statement that saying that the votes must continue to be “transparently” counted.
“However, out of respect and in deference to the moment, I extend my congratulations to President-elect Biden,” Reed said.
Not Over?
But Trump loyalists in the House contested the media’s calls in the race, even though that sequence of events is typical.
“The mainstream media -- on behalf of their Democrat pals -- are trying to convince the American people this is already over,” Representative Jody Hice of Georgia said in a tweet. “It’s not.”
And Representative Paul Gosar of Arizona said, “The election isn’t over until all the votes are counted.” In most states, vote counting is close to wrapping up now.
By contrast, business groups, including the Chamber, the National Association of Manufacturers, and the National Retail Federation, signaled they accepted the outcome and were ready to move ahead.
“Manufacturers trust the democratic process, and the vote counts are clear enough that the networks have confidently projected a winner,” Jay Timmons, chief executive of the manufacturers group, said in a statement. “We pledge to continue our leadership, especially as we race toward a vaccine, and we will work with a Biden–Harris administration, along with the new Congress, to achieve economic recovery and American renewal.”
— With assistance by Billy House
(Updates with Scalise tweet in ninth paragraph. An earlier version corrected a deck headline.)
HEE HEE HEE HEE
Loser loser loser
Loser loser loser
The Cabal-controlled media conveniently ignore this:
end of day amdk is still better than tiongcocklol all the trumptards are very funny retarded clowns still keep providing entertainment, their lau hero dotard lost liao they still jin beh song kpkb, aiya nevermimd lah, just keep kpkb for another 4 more years until 2024, then dotard can run again...and lose again
tiongcock still need political change to transform
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