If Republicans loose big in November, who does Trump blame?

[Stuart G]

He always blames someone else, so who will that be?.. Pelosi? Obama? Ryan? Pence? Jared? Trump Jr?
Ivanka? New York Times? Woodward? ..Who will that be? I haven't got a clue.

[calimary]

1. Anybody but himself.

[Stuart G]

3. Yes,.."Anybody but himself" or "Anybody But Trump." maybe New York Times..? Woodward?..

yes....."Anybody but himself" that is it...

[Luz]

2. His base. He's already said it would be "your fault" at one

of his pep rallys.

[Iliyah]

4. The elections were rigged, and the "true"

corrupted has always been the Democratic Party and Russia, and his supporters will and always will believe that Democrats are the devil.

[Nitram]

13. Yes, that's Dump's standard fall back position. It was rigged!

He was sure he was going to lose the election and he spent a lot of time positioning himself as the victim of a rigged system as the election approached. But he still managed to accuse "them" of rigging the election to get the majority of the popular vote. Remember those 3 million illegal immigrants who vote in New Hampshire?

[dalton99a]

5. His supporters

Because his supporters make him do bad things

[oberliner]

9. That headline is a bit iffy

Watch that section of the speech - it is completely incoherent.

"If the opposite party becomes president every time before it even starts before you even found out whether or not he or she is going to do a great job they'll say we want to impeach em and you'll impeach em it's so ridiculous but we'll worry about that if it ever happens, but if it does happen, it's your fault because you didn't go out to vote. Ok? You didn't go out to vote. That's the only way it could happen."

It seems like the thing that could happen that he is referring to is the opposite party becoming president.

Also, it is basically just a big rambling nonsensical mess.

[Javaman]

6. easy, he'll say the russians fixed the election.

see what I did there? LOL

[Hortensis]

7. Everyone, but my worry is that he blames US, the people.

I've been worrying about this ever since he was elected. He has to be often angry at the "betrayals" and "ingratitude" of the people, and we know he's extremely vengeful. He's of course always targeted blue state residents for harm. But more generally speaking, such as with the tax heist and breaking his promises with healthcare, so far we don't know which of his actions may have been aimed squarely at us out of spite.

[salin]

8. The Deep State rigged it. Or Russia.

Both of those would be consistent with his tendency to project.

In the first - attempts to rig (voter suppression and other party tricks) fail. So Deep State Rigged it!

In the latter - suddenly he believes Russia meddling - but see as he said all along, they were for Clinton and against him - and we can end the Mueller probe because we all now see it is Russia. (A two-fer one.)

[dubyadiprecession]

10. That's easy...

Hillary Clinton!
Trump and the repukes still think they are running against her.

[Chiyo-chichi]

11. Anominous

[OnDoutside]

12. It doesn't matter, The real question is whether this is the Republican jumping off point.Their best

hope (if they get a big beating) is to hang Trump out to dry, and get Pence in place, allowing them to attempt a rewrite of history in time for 2020.

[Wounded Bear]

14. There are some options...

[Johonny]

15. The media, Mexicans illegally voting, Russians helping Dems...etc

he had the blame card written in 2016, but somehow won. He already knows what to do after the loss. Putin gave him his material already.

[DFW]

16. They won't loose anything

We all hope they lose a LOT of seats, though!

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In Republicanese, the following words may be spelled at random using any of the three ways given:

A.) Two, Too, To
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c.) Your, Yore, You're

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