General Electile Dysfunction: an election that lasts longer than 4 days is a serious medical problem

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has forged perhaps the closest relationship with Mr. Trump of any world leader, appeared to try and find some middle ground. He congratulated Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris in a tweet on Sunday, without specifying what he was congratulating them for, then immediately published a second tweet praising Mr. Trump “for the friendship you have shown the state of Israel and me personally, for recognizing Jerusalem and the Golan, for standing up to Iran, for the historic peace accords and for bringing the American-Israeli alliance to unprecedented heights.”
 
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George Thoros said:
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has forged perhaps the closest relationship with Mr. Trump of any world leader, appeared to try and find some middle ground. He congratulated Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris in a tweet on Sunday, without specifying what he was congratulating them for, then immediately published a second tweet praising Mr. Trump “for the friendship you have shown the state of Israel and me personally, for recognizing Jerusalem and the Golan, for standing up to Iran, for the historic peace accords and for bringing the American-Israeli alliance to unprecedented heights.”
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Haha Bibi
 
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jerk said:
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Serious...
Trump will have to come up with thousands of votes to flip or throw out in Pennsylvania and Arizona or at least three states if you don't count Pennsylvania.

What do you see as the plan that is possible in any conceivable way changes the election for Trump?
 
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Splinty said:
Serious...
Trump will have to come up with thousands of votes to flip or throw out in Pennsylvania and Arizona or at least three states if you don't count Pennsylvania.

What do you see as the plan that is possible in any conceivable way changes the election for Trump?
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I wish I could tell you. You truly deserve them. But I don't want to make them public yet. Multiple difficult but viable paths.

We are witnessing a historic blow by blow from a high level of the pyramid. It's a beautiful travesty.
 
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Yes, and that was said before Biden had, what is it, 290 electoral college votes?
 
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I wish I could tell you. You truly deserve them. But I don't want to make them public yet. Multiple difficult but viable paths.

We are witnessing a historic blow by blow from a high level of the pyramid. It's a beautiful travesty.
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dude it can’t happen.

you literally can’t flip millions of votes. It’s like saying you guys didn’t go to the moon.

to pull something off like that means millions of people are ‘in on it’ to have such a conspiracy is impossible
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We didn’t go to the moon
 
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Fair enough but underestimating Trump is something I won't do again.

Theoretically isn't it possible for Nancy Pelosi to become President?
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Trump achieved what he needed to, prevent Killary from being president. His work is done and he should flee the country.
 
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Fair enough but underestimating Trump is something I won't do again.

Theoretically isn't it possible for Nancy Pelosi to become President?
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I voted from Trump in 2016. I didn't underestimate him then. I strongly felt the pulse of the anger in half the country feeling like they weren't being listened to.
The glorious headlines celebrating the economic recovery after the great recession and huge GDP growth that ignores a stagnant median. Great unemployment numbers that ignore long-term unemployment gains and the largest number of working age adults ever outside of the workforce.


And this go around I feel the same thing. Except Trump still hasn't listened any more than his predecessors.
He is rejecting even further those that disagree with him and doubling down for his base. He's relying on the potential for a big stock market to pacify people. this is the same mistake people made in the past of looking at GDP and stock market and translating that to happiness and satisfaction with leadership.

In numerous darkly comical and severely ironic ways all of the ways that 50% of the population felt hurt in 2016 50% is about to feel hurt again. They just haven't accepted it yet. We're in the denial stage of grief.

The only person that will have staying power in this kind of environment is one that learns that feelings matter and a man's soul can't be bought with a job. The only thing that nearly everyone agrees on is that they're tired of Washington bickering and feeling like they're in a battle all the time. Anyone that wins and is deaf to the other half will lose in 4 years.

I don't blame Trump for much of this. He just hasn't redirected course. It's not a surprise that he's being voted out.
Historically we are used to blaming the president for many things that increasingly are not the presidents doing. But we the populace haven't figured that out either.

Half the country is angry. Half the country is relieved. I could be writing about 2016 all over again.

I understand your caution in not underestimating Trump. It's not Trump. You're underestimating what the American populace feels. Trump's just a symptom. Same with his removal.
 
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I voted from Trump in 2016. I didn't underestimate him then. I strongly felt the pulse of the anger in half the country feeling like they weren't being listened to.
The glorious headlines celebrating the economic recovery after the great recession and huge GDP growth that ignores a stagnant median. Great unemployment numbers that ignore long-term unemployment gains and the largest number of working age adults ever outside of the workforce.


And this go around I feel the same thing. Except Trump still hasn't listened any more than his predecessors.
He is rejecting even further those that disagree with him and doubling down for his base. He's relying on the potential for a big stock market to pacify people. this is the same mistake people made in the past of looking at GDP and stock market and translating that to happiness and satisfaction with leadership.

In numerous darkly comical and severely ironic ways all of the ways that 50% of the population felt hurt in 2016 50% is about to feel hurt again. They just haven't accepted it yet. We're in the denial stage of grief.

The only person that will have staying power in this kind of environment is one that learns that feelings matter and a man's soul can't be bought with a job. The only thing that nearly everyone agrees on is that they're tired of Washington bickering and feeling like they're in a battle all the time. Anyone that wins and is deaf to the other half will lose in 4 years.

I don't blame Trump for much of this. He just hasn't redirected course. It's not a surprise that he's being voted out.
Historically we are used to blaming the president for many things that increasingly are not the presidents doing. But we the populace haven't figured that out either.

Half the country is angry. Half the country is relieved. I could be writing about 2016 all over again.

I understand your caution in not underestimating Trump. It's not Trump. You're underestimating what the American populace feels. Trump's just a symptom. Same with his removal.
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jason73 @jason73 and I thought this election went great.
 
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