My response to people who believe in the The Big Lie that they have a hard time arguing against

[Rustynaerduwell]

It leaves them...confused (?).

He had four years in the highest office in the land, with both Houses of Congress on his side for half that time. He controlled the Justice Department with a demonstratively loyal Attorney General. He loaded the Courts with loyalists. He had four years with every Branch of Government on his side and every federal investigative and legal tool at his disposal to stop the steal. And yet, it was stolen. Do you realize how weak and incompetent he had to be, with all this power, to not stop a steal he knew was coming four years in advance?

[Walleye]

1. Somebody should ask him why after four years America isn't great again

And what makes him, and the Republicans, think another four years will do the trick

[lame54]

2. And he never captured any...

Deep State rogues

[bucolic_frolic]

3. He could only pull that trick once, the first time, when no one knew what was going on

After 4 years, the system tightened up and closed the loopholes.

Notice, we still don't know what happened in 2016. We never looked. Lame brains in rural America suddenly decided to vote in numbers not seen previously. Few have questioned it, but it doesn't make any sense. Neither does Kentucky.

[Frasier Balzov]

4. That was anti Hillary GOTV.

It was marginally enough to put him over for the win.

[vanlassie]

5. And we never got any God Damned infrastructure, either.