The big "C" word

[GMDino]

On the actual topic:

Let's say Trump finds a "legal" way to stay in office despite losing both the popular vote and EC.

Then what?

Will you guys who thought we'd see people take up arms because of three more Supreme Court Justices feel as strongly about that?

Will you (non) supporters still say how deeply disappointed you are in his actions but just shrug and say there is nothing you can do?

There are perfectly "legal" ways for this to happen if the Republican's don't have a bit of spine and cave to Trump...again.

And don't tell me they won't because they'll be voted out next because such a scenario already shows people can just not go when they are voted out.  (Plus gerrymandering.)

“The anger out there in these red states is so deep and palpable that GOP legislators may have a difficult time seating Biden electors” — Fox News is laying that groundwork for Republicans to invalidate the election results and install Trump in office for another 4 years pic.twitter.com/CrVx2SprRu

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 11, 2020

 


I do NOT think this will happen but the simple fact that it is even being DISCUSSED let alone on a "news" program is disgusting to me.