Election 2020

[SassyLady]

Did you count Burgess Owens of Utah in your #?

[Kathianne]

Did you count Burgess Owens of Utah in your #?

Not yet.

[LongTermGuy]

SHOWTIME!!
Anyone see Maria`s show On Fox this Morning? It was about Dominion voting machines..."Proof"!

Sidney Powell today on Maria Bartiromo. “We’re getting ready to overturn election results in several states.” “I don’t make comments without having the evidence to back it up.”



Watch: Wow! "We have so much evidence ..I feel its coming through a Firehose"

https://twitter.com/i/status/1327996167041536005

[Abbey Marie]

Kind of sums it up for me. And with that, I am going to go into my “I hate politics” funk. No Fox News, no discussions at home, etc.


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[jimnyc]

CA flips from blue to red. That's 11!

At Least 12 US House Seats Flipped to Republican in 2020 GOP Landslide

At least 12 US House seats were flipped to Republican in the 2020 Trump landslide election.

Trump Campaign Rapid Response Director Steve Guest listed 11 seats.

We added Burgess Owens in Utah.

Rep-elect Burgess Owens, Rep-elect Young Kim, Rep-elect Maria Salazar

12 GOP House seat flips!

CA-39 Young Kim
CA-48 Michelle Steel
FL-26 Carlos Gimenez
FL-27 Maria Elvira Salazar
IA-01 Ashley Hinson
MI-03 Peter Meijer
MN-07 Michelle Fischbach
NM-02 Yvette Herrell
NY-11 Nicole Malliotakis
OK-05 Stephanie Bice
SC-01 Nancy Mace
UT-04 Burgess Owens

They are still counting in: ca-21, ia-02, nj-07, and ny-22

Rest - https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...gop-landslide/

[Kathianne]

At Least 12 US House Seats Flipped to Republican in 2020 GOP Landslide

At least 12 US House seats were flipped to Republican in the 2020 Trump landslide election.

Trump Campaign Rapid Response Director Steve Guest listed 11 seats.

We added Burgess Owens in Utah.

Rep-elect Burgess Owens, Rep-elect Young Kim, Rep-elect Maria Salazar

12 GOP House seat flips!

CA-39 Young Kim
CA-48 Michelle Steel
FL-26 Carlos Gimenez
FL-27 Maria Elvira Salazar
IA-01 Ashley Hinson
MI-03 Peter Meijer
MN-07 Michelle Fischbach
NM-02 Yvette Herrell
NY-11 Nicole Malliotakis
OK-05 Stephanie Bice
SC-01 Nancy Mace
UT-04 Burgess Owens

They are still counting in: ca-21, ia-02, nj-07, and ny-22

Rest - https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...gop-landslide/

Yep, looks like this is a Republican blowout, with the exception of the presidency. I'm sorry that Biden will most likely get in and the damage he'll do, but it's more than probable that 2022 will be R Congress in both houses and 2024 will be R for president.

Bill Maher notices, but I think it unlikely the progressives will listen:

https://hotair.com/archives/allahpun...lection-night/

Maher: Democrats’ Obsession “Woketopia” Is Why The Blue Wave Didn’t Happen On Election Night
ALLAHPUNDITPosted at 2:01 pm on November 15, 2020

His audience suuuuuure is quiet during this segment.


There’s nothing here you haven’t heard before, most recently from centrist Democrat Elissa Slotkin in explaining why she won’t vote for Pelosi again for Speaker, but the fact that it’s familiar doesn’t make it less true. Slotkin is from Michigan but other Democrats from various purplish states came to the same conclusion she did: The party’s wokest voices are a major problem in battlegrounds.


Maher: Democrats’ obsession “woketopia” is why the blue wave didn’t happen on election night
“Defund police, open borders, socialism — it’s killing us,” said Representative Vicente Gonzalez, a Democrat from South Texas who won just over 50 percent of the vote, two years after he nearly captured 60 percent. “I had to fight to explain all that.”


The “average white person,” Mr. Gonzalez added, may associate socialism with Nordic countries, but to Asian and Hispanic migrants it recalls despotic “left-wing regimes.”…


Chuck Rocha, a longtime Democratic consultant, said too many white Democrats “see Black and brown people as the same” instead of approaching Hispanics as people open to either party and in need of convincing.


What centrist Dems need is a charismatic national figure who can seduce the base, shake them out of their ideological dogmatism, and steer them towards policies that’ll make them more electorally viable. That’s what Trump did with his nationalist pitch in 2016, flipping midwestern working-class white voters who saw little to gain from the Ryan-era emphases on smaller government, free trade, and entrepreneurship fetishism. Find a Democrat who can deliver left-wing economic populism with a more moderate cultural program and they’re in business.


Or at least they would be if not for the Jacobins in their base immediately shredding a candidate like that for crimes against wokeness. There’s an asymmetry between left and right in that sense. Trump’s takeover of the GOP was easy in that it turned out that the tea party never much cared about the austere economic principles it espoused; it was a culture-war movement with economics and fiscal responsibility just conduits for expressing opposition to Obama. Trump delivered the culture war and found that righties would go along with whatever on economics. I don’t think the same is true on the left. Progressives want their economic program *and* their cultural program. There’s no way to drag them to the middle by giving them plenty of one if they’re willing to bend on the other.


Democrats may need to make a hard calculation about whether it’s in the party’s interest mathematically to kiss off its woke class in the hope and expectation that they’ll make up for those lost votes in the center. That’s essentially what the GOP did in kissing off Never Trumpers, a decision that led to victory in 2016 and a surprisingly strong finish in 2020. My sense is that there are far, far more cultural progressives on the left than Ryan-ites on the right, making the same approach risky for Dems, but there’s only one way to find out.


Speaking of the GOP expanding its coalition, I can’t remember who it was but a Twitter pal noted this morning how ironic it is that the base is going all-in on dead-end “the election was stolen” nonsense right now. That’s the sort of desperate play you make when you fear you’re doomed to a permanent minority and need to cling to power by any means, however dubious — which is very much *not* the takeaway from election night this year. Not only did Republicans make inroads with America’s growing minority population, they proved they can turn out low-propensity voters even better than Democrats can:




The GOP’s set up very well for the next half of this decade and maybe even better for the second half. They’ll probably retake the House in 2022. In 2024 they’re likely to be facing either an 82-year-old president who already seems to be in cognitive decline or a vice president whose poor retail skills knocked her out of this year’s Democratic primary before Iowa. Republicans’ surprisingly strong showing at the state level means they’ll remain in control of redistricting, giving them a structural advantage in congressional races. And the Squad, led by AOC, appears to be going nowhere, poisoning the well on messaging for moderate Democrats for years to come. There’s no reason for Republicans to panic about Trump losing power, especially with McConnell and the Senate positioned to block Biden immediately. If anything, the party shedding its Trump baggage may increase its viability.

[jimnyc]

Yep, looks like this is a Republican blowout, with the exception of the presidency. I'm sorry that Biden will most likely get in and the damage he'll do, but it's more than probable that 2022 will be R Congress in both houses and 2024 will be R for president.

Bill Maher notices, but I think it unlikely the progressives will listen:

Read another one from Maher where he scolded the left on the "silence is violence" BS and reminding them that looting is as well. A little late to start yapping about it, but better than never.

[Kathianne]

Why every House seat flipped, makes new administration weaker: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hou...ntain-majority

[LongTermGuy]

Jim Hoft

@gatewaypundit




WE CAUGHT THEM! Part 4: We Were Able to Replicate SAME IMPOSSIBLE BALLOT RATIO Found in

Michigan's Kent County As Reported by Dr. Shiva – 20,000 Votes Switched from Trump to Biden



https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...sharingbuttons

[LongTermGuy]

Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
· 1h

The Fake recount going on in Georgia means nothing because they are not allowing signatures to be

looked at and verified. Break the unconstitutional Consent Decree!

[LongTermGuy]

​Sidney Powell: 'Dominion machines engineered by China, Venezuela, Cuba'


Democrats will never win again once Dominion is rendered null and void !!

[Kathianne]

And the wave keeps rolling:

https://hotair.com/archives/john-s-2...king-good-gop/

Democrat Concedes House Race In New York And Another Race Is Looking Good For The GOP
JOHN SEXTONPosted at 5:13 pm on November 16, 2020

The NY Times results page for House races is not very useful at this point. There are two races in which Democrats have conceded the race but the Times still hasn’t updated the page. I believe that’s because they are following AP calls and the AP hasn’t called those races. But again, the Democrats have conceded so, barring some unexpected change, these races are over.


One of the two is the race for NY-11 which in which Democrat Max Rose conceded last week. The other is the race in NY-24 between Republican incumbent John Katko and Democratic challenger Dana Balter. Balter conceded that race on Friday afternoon:


Balter said she called Katko, R-Camillus, on Friday afternoon to congratulate him, a day after Katko clinched the election. Balter did not win enough of the early absentee ballots to overcome the 20 percentage point lead that Katko had on Election Day.


Katko led by 55,102 votes on Election Day, and had a lead of 44,729 votes (55.6-40.5%) Thursday night after more than 30,000 absentee ballots had been counted.


“The current absentee ballot count makes it clear that our campaign does not have a path forward,” Balter said in a statement Friday.


Balter also challenged Katko in 2018 and that time it was a closer race, just five points. This time it’s more of a blowout.


And there’s another New York race that is looking good for the GOP. In NY-22, Democratic incumbent Anthony Brindisi is being challenged by Republican Claudia Tenney. As of now, Tenney is still up in the race though it has tightened significantly thanks to absentee ballots that favor Brindisi:


Brindisi, D-Utica, is winning the absentee count 73-27% (25,998-7,787), according to unofficial returns through Saturday from election officials in the eight-county district.


Brindisi has now cut Tenney’s lead to 10,294 votes, down from 28,422 votes on Election Day. There are at least 20,000 ballots remaining to be counted across the district. Brindisi will have to win at least 77% of those ballots to overtake Tenney, a Republican from New Hartford.


There’s no telling how those remaining ballots will turn out but if Brindisi needs 77% to win and he’s been getting 73% then it sounds like he’s not going to quite make it. If Tenney holds on that would be another pickup for the GOP which would bring them to a net gain of nine seats. We’ll have to wait and see if that happens as two weeks is apparently not enough time for New York to count votes.

[LongTermGuy]

......Wonder why people are skeptical????... Rigged Election!

[LongTermGuy]

Why would anyone EVER want to discourage, demean or discredit an audit of an election? Any

election. Anywhere.....



Let’s get this thing Kraken!



Sidney Powell



" We have over 600 files flipped from T to B that’s over 4million votes. We have evidence of Germany

rigging the numbers while counting in Frankfort, the head of Dominion is the new advisor on Bidens

admin, Joe paid $50million and had Governors use Dominion this election. Fraud."

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[LongTermGuy]

Ron
@CodeMonkeyZ
·
Nov 15

If the courts rule Dominion’s voting machines to be unconstitutional, then how many millions of ballots will be discarded?

Who wins the election if those millions of potentially fraudulent votes are discarded?

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Dinesh D'Souza
@DineshDSouza
· Nov 14

The Trump legal team doesn’t have to prove the voting machines WERE manipulated, only that they COULD BE.

Any judge in that situation would recognize the implications of using vote counting systems that are subject to manipulation #Election2020results