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Topic	So what happens if trump takes NC, Georgia and Alaska?
argonautweakend 11/08/20 9:03:33 AM #36:	trump has no paths to victory. the only two states in play he is ahead in are North Carolina and Alaska, which are both irrelevant. The only way he will win is if court cases go his way or recounts do something recounts hardly do: change the results. Biden is president, and he's won by enough of a margin one state results flipping(because of legal challenges or recounts) won't even matter. What we're seeing is a meltdown worse than Clinton's in 2016. At a bare minimum we see trump/his people asking for recounts. In 2016, the Clinton campaign did NOT ask for recounts, it was Jill Stein. Though the Clinton team joined in support thereafter. And Trump's team did spearhead legal challenged to stop the recounts, which failed. <cite>argonautweakend posted [p:946902223] in So what ha... [t:79094446]...</cite> <quote>trump has no paths to victory. the only two states in play he is ahead in are North Carolina and Alaska, which are both irrelevant. The only way he will win is if court cases go his way or recounts do something recounts hardly do: change the results. Biden is president, and he's won by enough of a margin one state results flipping(because of legal challenges or recounts) won't even matter. What we're seeing is a meltdown worse than Clinton's in 2016. At a bare minimum we see trump/his people asking for recounts. In 2016, the Clinton campaign did NOT ask for recounts, it was Jill Stein. Though the Clinton team joined in support thereafter. And Trump's team did spearhead legal challenged to stop the recounts, which failed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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