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In reply to the discussion: What happens when evidence proves this election was illegit? [View all]defacto7
(14,162 posts)19. Unfortunately you're probably right.
So it's a matter of keeping them from getting away with trashing it, keeping them from trashing it, or toss it out and suffer the consequences of a lawless, racist, discriminatory society broken into a mass of warring factions ready for takeover. Let's face it, this country is no longer made of the stuff that forged it into existence and the playing field has changed far beyond the scope of that era.
We'd better hope for the unlikely.
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As with the 2000 election - some media groups paid for a statewide recount in FL. Gore won.
tonyt53
Jun 2017
#1
It'll never happen but everyone and anyone related to drumpf should be given the boot
ailsagirl
Jun 2017
#57
Republicans have displayed anti-democratic tendencies for a long time.
Buckeye_Democrat
Jun 2017
#42
Here's a factcheck on the media groups recounts. Doesn't come close to 38K or even 200 votes.
Hoyt
Jun 2017
#4
The most important paragraph in that article, as far as I am concerned, is this one:
stevenleser
Jun 2017
#34
No process allows a re-do on the election that I know of. And the GOP would not allow it. n/t
USALiberal
Jun 2017
#7
What happens? It becomes a historical footnote. Does the SCOTUS appointment stand...
PoliticAverse
Jun 2017
#8
If one side "walks over the constitution" forever without consequences...
First Speaker
Jun 2017
#18
It will stand but if it becomes serious enough for the courts to take it up Gorsuch will need
Tiggeroshii
Jun 2017
#26
VAMPIRES need to bite all 3 of them !!!! Bite'm hard!!!! (I'm reading vampire novels right now)
trueblue2007
Jun 2017
#31
The vampire solution works for me...or maybe some God or another could smite them.
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#41
God or another could smite them. THAT WORKS FOR ME TOO. Thanks for your suggestion.
trueblue2007
Jun 2017
#46
there seems to be greater concern about the perception of elections as legitimate
BainsBane
Jun 2017
#32
There is no mechanism constitutionally speaking other than impeachment which keeps the same
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#39
Last summer, we were told that would be a cornerstone of both platforms in the debate.
LanternWaste
Jun 2017
#56