/lit/ - Literature

>>17267082
>Trump won fair and square and will, within a week, turn the tables and punish the people who committed treason
trump won but lel at turning the tables. the dem/elites decided they wanted to risk acceleration and may have just bought themselves more than they could afford.
>>17267111
>NPR still practice good journalism
good one anon
>>17267234
>Every member of the Congress, every member of the judiciary, every citizen of the nation, is waiting for the proof of this. You kind of have to have it.
what were the hours of testimony i sat through?
>>17267373
>The most convincing argument is that mail-in ballots are inherently fraudulent, which is an extremely unconvincing argument.
even without an organized effort to do ballot fraud, which there 100% was by activists/political operatives, some states under their own rules would have had to invalidate enough ballots to flip them
>>17268653
>A far-right movement won't fail the second time around
you don't understand what caused the earlier ones to fail
>>17268665
>You complain about CNN but then recommend garbage from a literal propaganda project. Do you people not reflect on your actions?
in not pretending to any concept of journalistic evenhandedness or impartiality veritas is superior to every other news or journalistic outlet around.
>>17269665
you're regurgitating multiple regime talking points on the matter so here goes
>muh pre election mail ins drumpf lied to his voters
picrel
>Trump also claimed that Democrats tried to rig it against him in 2016,
they did, that's why the dems sued to stop jill stein's recount in WI
>He and his sycophants made claims without evidence
there's plenty of evidence, the regime just decided it didn't count or was false, not because it was but because it was coming from enemies of the regime. also FOX refused to even give it coverage save for Lou Dobbs who was always an outspoken MAGA guy. FOX has always had the job of playing heel.