All Things Trump: Is it over yet?

[Brian Peacock]

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Cute little he-boobies on Joe.

I like the tan line where his mask has been.

[Tero]

Trump at briefing:
"If you count the legal votes I easily win," Trump said, providing no evidence for his claim. "If you count the illegal votes, they can try to steal the election from us."

He will be repeating that till the electoral college votes. And right into 2021.

[Svartalf]

When did he take an EO outlawing votes that are not for him?

[L'Emmerdeur]

Just carry on as if victory is already in the bag. That's the ticket, yeah.

'Trump prepares to launch a second term early, even without winning'

President Donald Trump has struggled to convince the country he already won the election. So he’s just going to do the next best thing: Act like he’s starting his second term early.

Trump and his aides have settled on a plan for him to take full advantage of his existing perch at the White House to look as presidential as possible, according to three people briefed on the strategy. He may fire a few Cabinet members and top aides, including FBI Director Christopher Wray and Defense Secretary Mark Esper. He could sign a slew of base-pleasing executive orders. He might even resume his travel schedule. Meanwhile, Trump’s team is planning to mount even more legal challenges and cast evidence-deficient aspersions on the integrity of ballots.

[L'Emmerdeur]

Jared Kushner, preparing for life after the White House:

'Kushner’s Property Firm Files to Evict Hundreds of Families During Raging Pandemic, Says Report'

A property management firm owned by Jared Kushner—who, remember, has been key in the White House’s mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic—has filed to evict hundreds of families in the middle of another spike in virus cases, according to The Washington Post. Westminster Management, part-owned by President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and White House senior adviser, has reportedly been sending letters to tenants threatening legal fees and filing eviction notices in court. Many of the tenants, who mostly live in Baltimore, told the Post they fell behind on rent after losing their jobs during the pandemic. Maryland courts can’t currently order people to leave their homes due to a pandemic moratorium, but Westminster’s notices could reportedly see hundreds of families removed when those end. Westminster said it has adhered to “all federal, state, and local orders” surrounding tenancies during the pandemic.

[macdoc]

Biden Takes The Lead In Georgia For The First Time

According to the Decision Desk, Biden has now taken the lead in Georgia, albeit a narrow one — just 917 votes. However, the state’s presidential race still hasn’t yet been projected by ABC News (or other outlets at this point), and probably won’t be for a while, given that the final margin is likely to be very close.

This is certainly a big deal as the last time Georgia voted for a Democrat for president was Bill Clinton in 1992, but we want to urge extra caution — there is still more outstanding vote to be counted, and the margins here are razor thin.

[rainbow]

Worst job in the world:

Having to bring Trump his covfefe in the morning and telling him that Georgia is lost.

[NineBerry]

It isn't lost yet. There are several thousand military votes outstanding.

[Scot Dutchy]

The fat lady is still putting her knickers on.

[Sean Hayden]

How will Dear Leader punish us for not giving him a second term?

[Tero]

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[Tero]

By next week I get to put the final touches on my Trump biography:

https://esapolitics.blogspot.com/2020/0 ... trump.html

I have predicted a very nice Trumpian death for him.

[NineBerry]

Suffocating while trying to swallow a golf ball?

[Tero]

Chicken nugget.

[Tero]

With Election Winding Down, America Moves On To Chores
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