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Is it really over now? (Original Post) Botany Nov 2020 OP
It's not over until Jan 20, 2021 at noon relayerbob Nov 2020 #1
It has always been over, Trump just wouldn't admit and still won't. Thomas Hurt Nov 2020 #2
Nope. Not Yet Chris27777 Nov 2020 #3
It's been over....it's just a little more over now. SunStar Nov 2020 #4

Thomas Hurt

(13,903 posts)
2. It has always been over, Trump just wouldn't admit and still won't.
Mon Nov 23, 2020, 06:44 PM
Nov 2020

I am thinking he still has more half assed lawsuits to file about the electors themselves and their vote.

 

Chris27777

(14 posts)
3. Nope. Not Yet
Mon Nov 23, 2020, 06:44 PM
Nov 2020

Nope. New York Times reports certified electoral votes as of today as Trump 80 Biden 53. Most states certify this week and next.

SunStar

(66 posts)
4. It's been over....it's just a little more over now.
Mon Nov 23, 2020, 06:50 PM
Nov 2020

Given the certification schedule, 270 certified is a ways away, but I suppose you could say that we further confirmed what was known: Trump's not getting his rebellion because when push comes to shove the people in charge aren't actually prepared to pull that trigger en masse. Even the idiot conspiracy theorist in Michigan didn't dare vote no, he abstained.

The law is clear and Biden won.


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