Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election

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On 9/13/2024 at 9:24 PM, Strangelove said:

Homeless people are an entirely different story… what would be good for them and society is for the police to forcefully institutionalize mentally ill vagrants instead of letting them terrorize society. Contrary to belief, Goldman Sachs isn’t responsible for someone being homeless. 

 

  If you are poor and cannot afford health insurance, I pay for your healthcare through Medicaid and if you are old, Medicare. If you can’t afford to go to school, I pay for your Federal Pell Grant. Oh, and if you’re a migrant, I pay for your shelter and food costs. 
 

So, yeah, like, it’s totally terrible these private companies are taking my money to pay for other people’s things. Oh… wait… .

 

mod note: user was banned for this post and others after crossing one too many lines

 

i'm glad this jackass got banned.

[Embach 42,322]

On 9/14/2024 at 4:24 AM, Strangelove said:

Homeless people are an entirely different story… what would be good for them and society is for the police to forcefully institutionalize mentally ill vagrants instead of letting them terrorize society. Contrary to belief, Goldman Sachs isn’t responsible for someone being homeless. 

 

  If you are poor and cannot afford health insurance, I pay for your healthcare through Medicaid and if you are old, Medicare. If you can’t afford to go to school, I pay for your Federal Pell Grant. Oh, and if you’re a migrant, I pay for your shelter and food costs. 
 

So, yeah, like, it’s totally terrible these private companies are taking my money to pay for other people’s things. Oh… wait… .

 

mod note: user was banned for this post and others after crossing one too many lines

What the fuck is this?  LanaBoards is not a 1930s/40s Europe

[Lana Del Dufrene 10,640]

2 minutes ago, Embach said:

What the fuck is this?  LanaBoards is not a 1930s/40s Europe

Facts

[baddisease 17,924]

The best part of this is that someone had to make a rule against advocating fascism.

 

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Don’t advocate for fascism on Lanaboards"

[That Venice Bitch 28,140]

Tangentially presidential election related, but this is a real article headline about a real candidate in one of the more important swing states this year. 

 

“‘I’m a black NAZI!’: NC GOP nominee for governor made dozens of disturbing comments on porn forum”

 

Trump won North Carolina by 1.34% in 2020. With this inept candidate as their Republican nominee for governor, the Democrat is almost guaranteed to win. This advantage in the governor’s race could easily drag Kamala to a surprise win in the state that’s been red since 2012. Down ballot races are so important… 

[baddisease 17,924]

17 hours ago, That Venice Bitch said:

Tangentially presidential election related, but this is a real article headline about a real candidate in one of the more important swing states this year. 

 

“‘I’m a black NAZI!’: NC GOP nominee for governor made dozens of disturbing comments on porn forum”

 

Trump won North Carolina by 1.34% in 2020. With this inept candidate as their Republican nominee for governor, the Democrat is almost guaranteed to win. This advantage in the governor’s race could easily drag Kamala to a surprise win in the state that’s been red since 2012. Down ballot races are so important… 

 

has anyone here ever watched the adult cartoon show called "The Boondocks"? This dude reminds me of Uncle Ruckus

 

 

 

[baddisease 17,924]

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/20/us/politics/jill-stein-nevada-ballot-supreme-court.html

 

 

They kicked Jill Stein off the Nevada ballot.

 

Democracy is a lie, straight up.

[itscharlibabyy 2,791]

with just several weeks to go until nov 5th, republicans are now attempting to change election laws in several states at the last minute 

 

in nebraska, the G.O.P are pushing to have their state's electoral vote law converted back to a "winner takes all" method, as opposed to it's current law where it awards electoral votes by congressional district. the state's second congressional district, which holds the city of omaha, has for the most part in the past, voted red with the rest of the state, but has historically voted blue twice in it's 30+ year history since the law was enacted in 1992, awarding an electoral vote to obama in 2008, and biden in 2020. the reason why republicans are trying to change this now is because current trends and polling suggests omaha is turning into a safe blue stronghold and will most definitely go blue again, giving harris the electoral vote in november. republicans want this law changed back to give trump the upper hand in case an outcome occurs where harris loses the swing states of NV, AZ, GA and NC but wins WI, MI, PA and NE's second district which would be an exact 270 electoral vote victory. if the law is changed and that outcome were to happen, not giving harris that extra electoral vote, would result in a 269 to 269 electoral tie leaving the fate of the election up to the supreme court which will create a shitfest of fuckery. 

 

meanwhile, in georgia, the (GOP operated) board of elections is voting to require ballots be hand counted in november. if this passes it would create significant delays to calling a winner on election night, giving republicans time to claim fraud and manipulate the results with recounts. research suggests hand counting is also significantly less accurate than other methods used and could open doors to vote counting fraud. if this change goes through, the same thing that happened to florida in the 2000 election could also happen to georgia where a winner wasn't called for weeks due to disputes over a close vote count and it being up to the supreme court to declare a winner.

 

i won't be surprised if more states start pulling shit in the coming days/weeks 

[That Venice Bitch 28,140]

6 minutes ago, itscharlibabyy said:

with just several weeks to go until nov 5th, republicans are now attempting to change election laws in several states at the last minute 

 

in nebraska, the gop are pushing to have their state's electoral vote law converted back to a "winner takes all" method as opposed to it's current law where it awards EV's by congressional district. the state's 2nd congressional district, which holds the city of omaha, has historically voted blue twice awarding an electoral vote to obama in 2008 and to biden in 2020 in it's 30+ year history since the law was enacted in 1992. the reason why republicans are trying to change this now is so trump is awarded all 5 of nebraska's EV's which could make all the difference to who wins the election. current trends and polling suggests kamala is most definitely going to win the popular vote in omaha and be awarded the district's electoral vote. if she were to lose the swing states of NV, AZ, GA and NC but win nebraska's 2nd district it would be just enough to give her the election but without that extra EV, trump would win.

 

in georgia, the board of elections is voting to require ballots to be hand counted in nov. if this passes it would create significant delays to calling a winner on election night, giving republicans time to claim fraud and manipulate the results with recounts. research suggests hand counting is also significantly less accurate than other methods used. if this goes though, the same thing that happened in florida in 2000 could also happen in georgia where a winner wasn't called for weeks due to disputes over a close vote count and it being up to the supreme court to declare a winner. 

South Carolina Senator Lindsay Graham skipped Senate votes this week to lobby the Nebraska State Legislature to overturn their current electoral system. Feels like that should be illegal idk.

 

These dire, late-in-the-game plots are sooo sick and prove that Republicans have nothing and can only rely on suppressing the vote to win.

[Mer 61,735]

Maine should also convert to “winner takes all” if Nebraska does. Without the extra electoral vote Trump would get from ME-2 (he received in 2016 and 2020), he could not win even if he gets all of Nebraska 

[itscharlibabyy 2,791]

2 minutes ago, Mer said:

Maine should also convert to “winner takes all” if Nebraska does. Without the extra electoral vote Trump would get from ME-3 (he received in 2016 and 2020), he could not win even if he gets all of Nebraska 

 maine responded saying they will do the same if nebraska actually does it, however any law changes in maine don't take effect for 90 days so it won't work out 

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19 minutes ago, itscharlibabyy said:

with just several weeks to go until nov 5th, republicans are now attempting to change election laws in several states at the last minute 

 

in nebraska, the gop are pushing to have their state's electoral vote law converted back to a "winner takes all" method as opposed to it's current law where it awards EV's by congressional district. the state's 2nd congressional district, which holds the city of omaha, has historically voted blue twice awarding an electoral vote to obama in 2008 and to biden in 2020 in it's 30+ year history since the law was enacted in 1992. the reason why republicans are trying to change this now is so trump is awarded all 5 of nebraska's EV's which could make all the difference to who wins the election. current trends and polling suggests kamala is most definitely going to win the popular vote in omaha and be awarded the district's electoral vote. if she were to lose the swing states of NV, AZ, GA and NC but win nebraska's 2nd district it would be just enough to give her the election but without that extra EV, trump would win.

 

in georgia, the board of elections is voting to require ballots to be hand counted in nov. if this passes it would create significant delays to calling a winner on election night, giving republicans time to claim fraud and manipulate the results with recounts. research suggests hand counting is also significantly less accurate than other methods used. if this goes though, the same thing that happened in florida in 2000 could also happen in georgia where a winner wasn't called for weeks due to disputes over a close vote count and it being up to the supreme court to declare a winner. 

 *correction

 

if kamala were to lose the EV in nebraska it would result in a 269 - 269 tie so it would go to the supreme court to decide the winner 

[That Venice Bitch 28,140]

2 minutes ago, Mer said:

Maine should also convert to “winner takes all” if Nebraska does. Without the extra electoral vote Trump would get from ME-2 (he received in 2016 and 2020), he could not win even if he gets all of Nebraska 

Maine has a state law that prevents certain changes to the electoral process before a certain date. That date was like a couple days ago, it might not have been a coincidence this came out today

[Mer 61,735]

5 minutes ago, itscharlibabyy said:

 maine responded saying they will do the same if nebraska actually does it, however any law changes in maine don't take effect for 90 days so it won't work out 

ah thanks for letting me know. that is a shame. 
 

Ultimately, I still think a tie (269-269, leading to a Trump victory in the house) is unlikely 🤞even if Nebraska switches to winner takes all. This is a cheap ploy because they realize they’re losing, and I think the chances of Harris winning PA but losing all of NV, AZ, NC, and GA are low (I assume she’ll win at least one if she holds the blue wall)
 

it would be a shame to not have NE-2, as it’s my personally bellwether, as it seems to want to vote with the winner of the election recently. 

[itscharlibabyy 2,791]

all of these desperate last minute ploys to change things should be considered election manipulation it's so pathetic. there should be rules around changing things this close to an election. it's clear trumpies are scared their chances of winning are diminishing everyday 

[Mer 61,735]

1 minute ago, itscharlibabyy said:

all of these desperate last minute ploys to change things should be considered election manipulation it's so pathetic. there should be rules around changing things this close to an election. it's clear trumpies are scared their chances of winning are diminishing everyday 

Just stay the course, is my thought from all this. All these ploys are to breed uncertainty and suppress the vote. As long as everyone in GA, Omaha, and elsewhere still vote and enter that voting booth with the conviction that their vote counts, Harris can win regardless of hand counted ballots and a Nebraska winner-takes-all model. 

[itscharlibabyy 2,791]

7 minutes ago, Mer said:

ah thanks for letting me know. that is a shame. 
 

Ultimately, I still think a tie (269-269, leading to a Trump victory in the house) is unlikely 🤞even if Nebraska switches to winner takes all. This is a cheap ploy because they realize they’re losing, and I think the chances of Harris winning PA but losing all of NV, AZ, NC, and GA are low (I assume she’ll win at least one if she holds the blue wall)
 

it would be a shame to not have NE-2, as it’s my personally bellwether, as it seems to want to vote with the winner of the election recently. 

i also think a tie is probably unlikely. i think she will hold onto nevada. the tim walz appeal to voters in the rust belt will also hopefully keep the blue wall up. i also think she will win NC due to the abysmal governor they have on the ballot that will affect down ballot

[JDaniel 995]

I had a nightmare last night

Lana sang the national anthem (the real one) at Trump's 2025 inauguration and what really struck me in this nightmare  is that on Lanaboards

the only comments were about her tone of voice, her dress and her hairstyle 

[Dark Angel 202,174]

VP debate is tonight!

 

interested in seeing how it goes