Hardkill

So guys, now that the results of the 2020 election are getting close to coming to an end do any of you think that actually the Biden/Harris campaign team ran a better campaign than the Hillary/Kaine campaign team did in 2016? Or did Biden/Harris truly only won by pure luck due to the various unusual circumstances that occurred during this election season which automatically set them up to win simply by default?

You're totally right. What Trump was saying in that vid really does sound convincing to a lot of people out there. Hell, I hate to admit it, but a lot of times I immediately take what he says with consideration and seriously begin to question if maybe what he is saying is actually right. His ability to gaslight people really is very strong. However, each time I contemplate what he says, I realize how full of s**t and moronic he really is. Btw, what he presented as 'evidence' with that graph on the change of the vote margins over time for states like Pennsylvania was so idiotic. I mean, how would that graph by itself prove that their was massive fraud? Just because it showed at first that you were leading in that said state and then it eventually switched to Biden leading, and ultimately lead to Biden winning it? Like dude, changes like that happen all the time in every kind of election before they get officially called by election officials, vote counters, statisticians, Secretary of States, Governors, the major legit media organizations, etc. Also, everyone throughout the entire country who is involved in officially conducting a totally legitimate election, including all of the above mentioned professionals I just named, talked openly and honestly to the public for several weeks or months before the election that they all totally expected to receive such a unprecedented amount of early votes (including early mail-votes) during and after election night. Therefore, they also made it very very clear to the public way before night before that they will very likely be weeks after election night that they will be done with counting all of the votes made throughout the entire nation not just for the Presidential election, but also for all of the U.S. House of Representatives races and all of the Senatorial races throughout the entire country due to the nationwide influence of the COVID pandemic and national political unrest. No legit professional any where in every city/town/village, in every county, in every state within the whole U.S.A. involved in counting, calculating, announcing, and certifying the election results for every single race for the entire 2020 general election were 100% straight up with the public about all of this way in advance before election night. Yeah, he could've easily become one of the most corrupt religious leaders ever in history like the Borgias pope from the Renaissance era.

So, then would you say that it was primarily Trump who blew his chances of winning this election?

Yeah, I guess there are too many factors to compared between those occurred in 2016 and those in 2020. Okay, so now would you say that the Biden campaign actually better than the Trump campaign did or did Biden/Harris win only by 100% luck?

Hey guys, have you seen this? https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/12/01/parnell-kelly-act-72-appeal-scotus/

Yeah, right?! ????

Yeah, I was glad to see and hear about that.

You know, I was actually thinking along those lines, but the way you said it was hilarious.

Arizona, Wisconsin, Colorado, Connecticut, and Rhode Island all got certified for Biden today. I actually was expecting that Wisconsin would be certified for Biden tomorrow because it's certification deadline is actually tomorrow, so I am pleasantly surprised that state got it done today. Trump's failure to prevent Wisconsin from being certified before its state deadline I think is good news for Biden because after Arizona got certified earlier today, Wisconsin became the very last possible KEY battleground state that Trump could've possibly stop from being certified for Biden. So now, it seems at this point, it's almost impossible for Trump to overturn any of them for himself, legally through the courts. In fact, there has never been any of point in history where a state took back its certification of the results.

Yeah, that was really good that 60 minutes did this interview.

Yeah, actually that's what I was wondering too. Alright, well that sounds reassuring. That's true with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling and yes both the Trump media/campaign and Trump legal teams actually bungled a lot of it themselves. However, after about 4 days ago when Cenk said that Trump is finally finished after Penn got certified for Biden, he now is back to saying that Republicans in PA actually has a possibility of being able to steal the election. He says that the Republicans lawmakers in PA are now going for the steal and that they have about a 5% chance of being able to pull it off by overturning the certified win for Biden and awarding their electoral votes to Biden. From what I also understand, it sounds like Cenk is also strongly implying that this kind of problem could as well happen in the other battleground states like Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, Georgia, etc.

Ah, I see now. So, it was really to help rally up as many Dems as possible. You think that Biden/Harris got enough cushion? What about some of those state legislatures in PA who as of yesterday decided to make some kind of resolution to overturn the election results in their state?

So guys, there's still one thing that nagging in my head, which is that if there is 100% no way that Trump can overturn the election through the courts, then why did political and legal experts like Carville and Cenk from TYT say before election night that Biden needs to win the election by more than 5 points nationally in order to protect his legitimate win from being taken away by Trump through the courts, including SCOTUS, which are primarily controlled by the republicans/conservatives throughout the whole U.S.?

Yeah, a nursery or kindergarten school is definitely a fitting place for him.

Here's some more lunacy from Trump, which is also incredibly laughable: https://www.newsweek.com/trump-says-biden-can-only-enter-white-house-president-if-he-can-prove-ridiculous-80000000-votes-1550836

Hey, this is for Tim Pool, https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/27/politics/trump-pennsylvania-lawsuit-appeal/index.html

Breaking News from Tim Pool! Judge BLOCKS PA Certification, HUGE Win For Trump, w/ Jack Murphy! This is laughable, right?

Pennsylvania and Nevada have now been certified for Biden!

I like your certainty on that. Though why are legal experts and commentators such as these worried about it? In fact, Cenk appeared to be freaking out about all of this. Perhaps, I am misunderstanding all of this or I am missing something here.

Unless Trump actually does end up stealing the election by successfully persuading GOP state legislatures in key states like PA, MI, WI, GA, and AZ to appoint electors who will essentially give the number of electoral votes Trump needs to overturn the results of the election. I am worried about this even though they say that it's extremely unlikely to happen. What do you guys think?

Guys, Biden just won the recount for Georgia! Now that the recounted has been completed, AP has finally officially called the state for Biden! Also, I forgot to mention before that I actually ended up being right when I said last week on Friday that there was a 99.99% chance that most of the mainstream media organization would officially call it for Biden on the following day (Saturday). However, the Trump campaign technically is unfortunately entitled to pay for another recount, which they probably will do.

Hey guys, I've been hearing recently about how many superstars including celebrity actors, musicians, Youtube sensations, etc. in various fields worked extremely hard to get to where they are at because of how ambitious they all have been. However, is it actually true that ALL superstar icons have incredible work ethic, or are there actually a lot of them who got the wealth, fame, success, and status mostly by luck?

Yeah, see now I am kinda getting contradictory advice because Leo is saying that it's virtually impossible to become a celebrity unless you work incredibly hard, yet guys like you and Aurum are saying that it's not necessarily true, because of how many factors/variable that are needed to be accounted for that are required for mega-success to occur. Also, like @IAmReallyImportant said, there have been A LOT of celebrities that got to where they are in only a few short years (e.g. Taylor Swift who got famous within not even a decade of practice with her work). Also, what about the Kardashians?

Well, now I am confused because actually every Democrat, including even James Carville himself, have lately been saying that Trump lost the election. Yet, I doesn't look like Biden is going to be able to win the election by more than 5 points nationally with the popular vote. Also, Cenk Uygur from TYT even said himself too that with Amy Coney Barrett in as the new conservative Justice of the US Supreme Court, the US Supreme Court can and will very likely rule in favor of Trump to steal the election if Biden doesn't win the election by more than 4-5 points. Cenk starts mentioning it in the above video at time mark 28:10.

Btw guys, James said before that Biden needs to win by more than 5 point nationally in order for his victory to not be stolen by Trump through the courts. What do you guys think?