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Only half the public has lost confidence. The other half thinks the election was just and fitting because the bad orange man has been voted out of office. No one on the left is questioning anything to do with the election other than when will the bad orange man go away. There is never a problem with the election when you win. Only when you lose. The Biden voters don’t even consider for one second that there was a problem with this election. They just think Trump is throwing a temper tantrum and being a sore loser who will never concede the election, just like they “knew he wouldn’t”
I was going to post a CNN article earlier but never got around to it. Essentially it stated that ALL of Trumps concerns and lawsuits were baseless and without merit. That this was a fair and legal election and that there is zero proof of impropriety in any county of any state. They don’t consider for one second that there was even one single issue with the election.
The "fair election" mantra is a common theme for the left. Trump is unorthodox and sometimes I wonder where he's going. But I still believe that the process needs to be fixed. That we can't be counting votes 10 days after the election. That we can't be emptying mail in drop boxes over a week after the election. That we can't allow mail in ballots without verification or ballot harvesting. If anything, this process has shed some light on the system and the USA should never be in a position to have the integrity of the elections questioned. But, as we know, the ends justify the means.
But these nitwits will learn. The NASDAQ is talking about leaving New York. Sooner or later, once the exodus begins, it'll open the flood gates for other companies and New York will continue to become the shit hole, as will many of these lib cities whose policies become too restrictive. Same with the left coast. Businesses are only going to tolerate for so long so many people taking a dump by their front door.

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