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This is obviously nuts.

Claim, claim, claim.  Nothing to support it or back it up.
Obama was as moderate as it gets in this century, but he's a snake.


FFS

it's obviously not that nuts. read a little bit, why don't you? the reporting on Obama's meddling and control over the Democratic party dating back to the 2016 election is wide raging and very detailed.

why in the actual fuck would Obama being a moderate mean therefore he's not a snake? both things can be true. Obama was a centrist moderate Democrat. he was basically.....a Republican. And yes he most definitely was and is a snake. one of the biggest pieces of shit human beings ever to be President, but that isn't saying a lot as most of them are giant turds as far as being a human being goes.

FIFY

yeah no shit lmao. dude is looney tunes if he thinks every politician doesn't deal in that sort of bullshit. 

If they could get rid of the special classifications for tipped workers, the "no tax on tips!" thing might be pretty good for consumers and workers. But more likely everyone will become a tipped worker.

This!

It is a stupid gimmick that apparently Trump and later Harris proposed. If we actually did it, everyone would try to convert taxable salary into untaxed tips.

yeah so all that jazz didn't work when Trump was the actual sitting President and had actual awesome Presidential powers because: our form of government has constraints on Presidential power. he's a President, not a dictator. well right now he's not a sitting President, he's just a party nominee he has no actual power over the federal government. so explain to me how they succeed this time around, let alone even try.

The original goal was to basically throw out the vote and instead have the House chose a president, a process friendly to Trump. It was sort of off the cuff last time around and let's be honest, anything requiring time, effort, and forethought wasn't Trump's specialty when it came to running the executive branch.

But now they've had some time to think about it and everyone more or less understands. If Trump wins a state, good to go. If he doesn't win the state, the vote is phony and should be thrown out. Places with Trump friendly legislatures and executives (Georgia) might be able to aid in that endeavor. Plus they may have more friends in Congress willing to go down that road. Certainly, it would need to be a group effort.

yeah so all that jazz didn't work when Trump was the actual sitting President and had actual awesome Presidential powers because: our form of government has constraints on Presidential power. he's a President, not a dictator. well right now he's not a sitting President, he's just a party nominee he has no actual power over the federal government. so explain to me how they succeed this time around, let alone even try.

For me, the trying in 2020 is the issue. Not even so much the lawsuits. We saw lawsuits in 2000. Sometimes you have to go to court. But after 60 cases where only 1 got a ruling in his favor, it was over. 

It was more that when everything else completely failed, and it was clear that he lost, he continued to push. The fake slate of electors. Pressuring Pence to not certify. Pressuring Republican lawmakers to try to contest the electors. Pressuring for ANYTHING that would throw the election into the HoR. 

And then when all that failed, just making a few statements that suggested the rally attendees that he just happened to assemble not far from the Capitol, the wonderful patriots who had assembled gallows to hang Mike Pence, go down there to the Capitol and "if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country any more". 

And then has spent the last 4 years continuing to claim the election is stolen. And when asked, in the national debate, if he'd accept the results of the election, said “If it's a fair and legal and good election, absolutely.” Which, for anyone who knows Trump, knows that means "If I win, I'll accept it. If I don't, it must not be fair and legal." Just like Trump was stating a couple weeks ago how wonderful his poll numbers were looking, because he was ahead, but now he and Vance are claiming that all the polls are fake, because they're not. 

And then has spent the last 4 years continuing to claim the election is stolen. And when asked, in the national debate, if he'd accept the results of the election, said “If it's a fair and legal and good election, absolutely.” Which, for anyone who knows Trump, knows that means "If I win, I'll accept it. If I don't, it must not be fair and legal." Just like Trump was stating a couple weeks ago how wonderful his poll numbers were looking, because he was ahead, but now he and Vance are claiming that all the polls are fake, because they're not.

I really dont see anything wrong with that answer
Trump is not in the habbit of giving away his rights and to commit to saying the election is fare ahead of time is possibly waving any objection which he has a right to do if he sees it that way

Im going to paint your house would you commit to paying me now no questions asked

I dont think so

Places with Trump friendly legislatures and executives (Georgia) might be able to aid in that endeavor. 

I don't think Kemp and Trump are friends.  At all.