In other words, ...

(I usually save this classic 5 second video for Jerry Fallwell Jr, his wife, and the pool boy, but somehow it seems to fit your post as well.)

YouTube

Gorka The alpha males are back

Gorka The alpha males are back - YouTube ...

Why are you posting to me about this man?  I'm not even slightly interested in him or his version of Christianity.

Why are you posting at all?

Because some people on this people can use their brains.  This most emphatically does not include you.

And once again, would you please get rid of your sig?   Shouting makes you appear as a fanatic.  Which of course you are, but why advertise?

> "And once again, would you please get rid of your sig?"

No, I will not. I'm glad I could clear that up for you.

Bye, now!

katiek2 said:

You know as well as I do he was not musing, he was joking.

Is he?

Or is he testing the waters for a reaction and saying it was a joke if people go apeshit?

katiek2 said:

So if Biden doesn't concede until the last vote is counted, that is right and proper. If Trump doesn't, he's trying to steal the vote. SMH

No.  If Trump demands millions of ballots are thrown out or not counted at all, then he is stealing the election.

ALL the votes need to be counted.

Trump does not want that to happen.

Analysis

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Trump could have appealed to a crucial swing state with his SCOTUS pick. He sent a message to a very different set of voters instead

Religious voters may have played a big role in Donald Trump's decision to nominate Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. But at the end of the day, the Supreme Court vacancy is still a secondary issue to voters, writes Emily Olson.

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Analysis

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Trump thinks he's headed for election defeat. This could be his plan to stay in power

More significant than US President Donald Trump's successful attempts to derail the debate with Joe Biden were his signals on how he plans to try to derail the election itself, writes David Lipson.

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I wanted to give you a couple of days to wrap your head around what happened.  I would like your genuine response to this moment:

"I am encouraging my supporters to go into the polls and watch very carefully, because that's what has to happen — I am urging them to do it,"

It is a federal crime in all 50 states for civilians to loiter around polling places and intimidate voters.

Are you going to excuse this latest moment of Trump 'brilliance', or planning to write it off as sarcasm - like the bleach injection fiasco?

Jenifer (Zarknorph) said:

It is a federal crime in all 50 states for civilians to loiter around polling places and intimidate voters.

At what point did he urge his supporters to loiter around the polling place and intimidate voters?