So the thought I had about Georgia is not that it makes any difference in
the outcome, but instead that there seems to be some hope that Georgia will
find that the election was stolen there due to voting machine shenanigans,
which would lead to other places being in doubt as well.
To be clear: I do *NOT* believe this for a second. I'm just saying that
there seems to be a current thread among some that the voting machines were
at fault. If you're grasping at straws, this looks like a pretty big one
to grab onto. And after Georgia that particular straw will be hard to
grasp onto anymore, which may make a few more people stop pretending that
there is a chance that trump will actually be declared the winner.
On Fri, Nov 13, 2020 at 10:59 PM Bill Prince <part15...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Georgia doesn't make any difference one way or the other, although most
> networks declared Biden the winner there today. Suits filed in Michigan and
> Arizona have been dropped, and Biden was declared winner in both (not
> certified yet, but the margins are large enough to remove any doubt). If
> Georgia can somehow invalidate 14,000+ votes for Biden, then that will drop
> the Biden electoral votes to 290, which is still a win. That is a hard pull
> in the bogus vote bin; it's not like a Florida hanging chad thing of a
> couple hundred votes.
>
> I think one way to do this is to set up a point system for all the
> possible twists and turns.
>
> Say give each day between November 20 and January 20 one point. Pick a
> date on which you think he will concede. If you hit the date, that's one
> point.
>
> If you think he will or won't concede, that's one point for the correct
> choice.
>
> We can maybe set a target number for how many people will be terminated
> between now and January 20, one point for the correct number (I think we're
> at 4 and counting so far).
>
> One point for whether he needs to be escorted out on the last day (I think
> that's January 20).
>
> That's all I can think of for now (and I'm ready for the sack tonight).
>
> Maybe we can bet on whether there will be a civil war, which may be tough
> as the Mason-Dixon line is no longer valid today. All betting options are
> open.
>
>
> bp
> <part15sbs{at}gmail{dot}com>
>
> On 11/13/2020 9:39 PM, Forrest Christian (List Account) wrote:
>
> I figure the earliest anything is going to change is once Georgia is done
> with their "Audit" next week.
>
> I expect that there are Republican leaders who are hoping that Georgia
> finds something. If they don't then that is going to put one of the final
> nails in the coffin (not that there aren't already plenty in it). As far
> as what is going to happen at that point, I've given up guessing about
> 2020.
>
> There are concerning things going on, such as the firings at the
> pentagon. One has to hope that those are revenge firings and not anything
> sinister. I'm also puzzled by the number of individuals who continue to
> fall in line behind trump even though it seems like it's all over at this
> point. There has to be a motivation there, but I'm not sure I see how any
> of the possible explanations make sense.
>
> As far as the original question: I don't think there will be a concession
> speech, or if there is one, it will be like the apology one gets out of a
> child when they're forced to apologize but don't want to - not really
> sincere at all.
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Nov 13, 2020 at 2:30 PM <ch...@wbmfg.com> wrote:
>
>> I wish we could figure out how to make some money on this.
>>
>> Wapo shows it’s now done at 306 for Biden and 232 for Mt. T
>>
>> I will take Trump conceding December 14th at noon. $5
>>
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