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National Review weighs in (this is a NRPlus article, but you’re allowed a number of free reads per month).
Disgrace after Defeat | National Review
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Election 2020 Donald Trump
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Interesting points. I'll never question anyone's vote, and wish more would vote. One man's trash is another man's treasure. Absent anything bizarre, we will have a new POTUS in a month. Only time will tell how it works out.
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CPT Bob Coleman - Depends a lot on GA, and then who fans the flames and how hard. It's blood red here except for metro, but I can relate to the many issues faced elsewhere.
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I’m a little worried about the psychological effects it’ll have when Bob’s dystopian hellscape fantasies don’t come to fruition.
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SFC Thomas Foreman - The Serenity Prayer applies. Free country and free speech always. Another viewpoint is always welcomed here. We are all entitled to opinions, and only time will record facts. Facts get written in ink. Opinions in pencil. I gave up on the half full/empty thing when I realized it's refillable.
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CPT Bob Coleman - Not what I'm looking for Bob. Just facts and letting the courts work through it. Truth IS honor these days with me, and a truly stolen election doesn't work for me ever. Not in USA.
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Quote from article: "It’s not surprising that Trump would disgrace himself after an election loss; it is remarkable that he’s done it this grotesquely, and with so many who should know better effectively aiding and abetting him."
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