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2020 Election America - all of it
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
Oct-24
Special Report: Why the Pennsylvania vote count might throw U.S. into political crisis
Here in the birthplace of American democracy, election officials are scrambling to prepare for a presidential vote they fear could plunge the nation into a historic political crisis.
Read more from U.S.From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
Oct-24
Analysis
Can Biden repair the 'blue wall' that turned to Trump?
Just 78,000 votes could win Joe Biden or Donald Trump the presidency. This is how it could play out, writes Casey Briggs.
Read more from www.abc.net.auFrom: katiek2
Oct-24
Did you read the entire article you posted? The author laid out several possible reasons.
From: katiek2
Oct-24
Well, that was a carefully worded hit piece. Stay tuned - if there is any violence, I'll bet you it won't be by Republicans.
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
Oct-25
Yes. I agree with the last theory. It's just stirring the pot. More instability in the US is the most logical goal.
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
Oct-25
katiek2 said:Stay tuned - if there is any violence, I'll bet you it won't be by Republicans.
Meaning Republicans all over the US will turn the other cheek? They will accept the defeat of Trump with grace and humility? They will respect the will of the people and take pride in the democratic process?
Oh, that would be lovely.
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
Oct-26
FBI probes fire set in Boston ballot drop box
The FBI is investigating a fire set on Sunday in a Boston ballot drop box holding over 120 ballots, with Massachusetts election officials describing the incident as a "deliberate attack".
Read more from U.S.From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
Oct-26
Presidency, Senate, House: As Trump's popularity sinks, could Biden really win the trifecta?
Donald Trump and Joe Biden's battle for the White House is the main event on November 3, but the sideshow races are also getting pretty interesting. Who wins the House and the Senate will determine exactly how much power the next president holds.
Read more from www.abc.net.auFrom: katiek2
Oct-26
Why would we do anything different this time than we did when any other liberal president was elected? There's always going to be idiots on both sides that make trouble simply for the sake of making trouble. But republicans as a group will not be burning down the town because they don't like the election outcome. Sadly, I can't say the same for the liberals.
From: katiek2
Oct-26
Yes, that's exactly what we will do. Oh, we may bitch about an outcome unfavorable to us, but we will do it in our own homes, among our family and friends, JUST LIKE WE'VE DONE ANY OTHER TIME A PERSON WE DIDN'T LIKE WAS ELECTED.