Karl Rove: The Election Will Not be Overturned

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Recounts won't find enough ballots and the legal challenges will fail.

Everyone outside the cult - including Republicans feeding the fever swamp of conspiracy theories - know this.
Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.​
There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.​
These margins aren’t much like today’s. Mr. Biden led Wednesday in Wisconsin by 20,540 votes, Pennsylvania by 49,064, Michigan by 146,123, Arizona by 12,614, Nevada by 36,870 and Georgia by 14,108.​
To win, Mr. Trump must prove systemic fraud, with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. There is no evidence of that so far.​

 
Recounts won't find enough ballots and the legal challenges will fail.

Everyone outside the cult - including Republicans feeding the fever swamp of conspiracy theories - know this.
Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.​
There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.​
These margins aren’t much like today’s. Mr. Biden led Wednesday in Wisconsin by 20,540 votes, Pennsylvania by 49,064, Michigan by 146,123, Arizona by 12,614, Nevada by 36,870 and Georgia by 14,108.​
To win, Mr. Trump must prove systemic fraud, with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. There is no evidence of that so far.​

Cool.

I am sure your new hero, Karl Rove won't mind if we do a quick 30-day audit, would he? Just to be sure?
 
Recounts won't find enough ballots and the legal challenges will fail.

Everyone outside the cult - including Republicans feeding the fever swamp of conspiracy theories - know this.
Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.​
There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.​
These margins aren’t much like today’s. Mr. Biden led Wednesday in Wisconsin by 20,540 votes, Pennsylvania by 49,064, Michigan by 146,123, Arizona by 12,614, Nevada by 36,870 and Georgia by 14,108.​
To win, Mr. Trump must prove systemic fraud, with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. There is no evidence of that so far.​

Cool.

I am sure your new hero, Karl Rove won't mind if we do a quick 30-day audit, would he? Just to be sure?
Only if we audit the 2016 election as well.
 
Recounts won't find enough ballots and the legal challenges will fail.

Everyone outside the cult - including Republicans feeding the fever swamp of conspiracy theories - know this.
Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.​
There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.​
These margins aren’t much like today’s. Mr. Biden led Wednesday in Wisconsin by 20,540 votes, Pennsylvania by 49,064, Michigan by 146,123, Arizona by 12,614, Nevada by 36,870 and Georgia by 14,108.​
To win, Mr. Trump must prove systemic fraud, with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. There is no evidence of that so far.​

Cool.

I am sure your new hero, Karl Rove won't mind if we do a quick 30-day audit, would he? Just to be sure?
Only if we audit the 2016 election as well.
thats been being done for the last 4 yrs,,,,
 
Recounts won't find enough ballots and the legal challenges will fail.

Everyone outside the cult - including Republicans feeding the fever swamp of conspiracy theories - know this.
Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.​
There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.​
These margins aren’t much like today’s. Mr. Biden led Wednesday in Wisconsin by 20,540 votes, Pennsylvania by 49,064, Michigan by 146,123, Arizona by 12,614, Nevada by 36,870 and Georgia by 14,108.​
To win, Mr. Trump must prove systemic fraud, with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. There is no evidence of that so far.​

But I thought republicans like Rove are afraid of Trump. The MSM claims it. So it must be so.
 
Only if we audit the 2016 election as well.
Just for the record... I would have been ok with that.

And ... I don't care who wins... We really should have a voting system where you can verify your own vote after the fact. We should be pushing every politician on this. Not just these two in the limelight at the moment.
 
Recounts won't find enough ballots and the legal challenges will fail.

Everyone outside the cult - including Republicans feeding the fever swamp of conspiracy theories - know this.
Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.​
There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.​
These margins aren’t much like today’s. Mr. Biden led Wednesday in Wisconsin by 20,540 votes, Pennsylvania by 49,064, Michigan by 146,123, Arizona by 12,614, Nevada by 36,870 and Georgia by 14,108.​
To win, Mr. Trump must prove systemic fraud, with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. There is no evidence of that so far.​

Cool.

I am sure your new hero, Karl Rove won't mind if we do a quick 30-day audit, would he? Just to be sure?
Only if we audit the 2016 election as well.
thats been being done for the last 4 yrs,,,,

Well then, spend the next 4 years doing it.
 
Recounts won't find enough ballots and the legal challenges will fail.

Everyone outside the cult - including Republicans feeding the fever swamp of conspiracy theories - know this.
Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.​
There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.​
These margins aren’t much like today’s. Mr. Biden led Wednesday in Wisconsin by 20,540 votes, Pennsylvania by 49,064, Michigan by 146,123, Arizona by 12,614, Nevada by 36,870 and Georgia by 14,108.​
To win, Mr. Trump must prove systemic fraud, with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. There is no evidence of that so far.​

Cool.

I am sure your new hero, Karl Rove won't mind if we do a quick 30-day audit, would he? Just to be sure?
Only if we audit the 2016 election as well.
thats been being done for the last 4 yrs,,,,

Well then, spend the next 4 years doing it.
so status quo,,,

trump stays and you libs act like idiots for 4 more yrs,,,

GREAT IDEA!!!

by then trump might have full peace in the middle east and the country all goes back to work and continues the path to a great economy,,,
 
Recounts won't find enough ballots and the legal challenges will fail.

Everyone outside the cult - including Republicans feeding the fever swamp of conspiracy theories - know this.
Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.​
There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.​
These margins aren’t much like today’s. Mr. Biden led Wednesday in Wisconsin by 20,540 votes, Pennsylvania by 49,064, Michigan by 146,123, Arizona by 12,614, Nevada by 36,870 and Georgia by 14,108.​
To win, Mr. Trump must prove systemic fraud, with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. There is no evidence of that so far.​

Cool.

I am sure your new hero, Karl Rove won't mind if we do a quick 30-day audit, would he? Just to be sure?
Only if we audit the 2016 election as well.
thats been being done for the last 4 yrs,,,,

Well then, spend the next 4 years doing it.
so status quo,,,

trump stays and you libs act like idiots for 4 more yrs,,,

GREAT IDEA!!!

by then trump might have full peace in the middle east and the country all goes back to work and continues the path to a great economy,,,

Only in your Banana Republic dreams.
 
Cool.

I am sure your new hero, Karl Rove won't mind if we do a quick 30-day audit, would he? Just to be sure?

Why would we want to appease you?

You wouldn't believe it anyways. You're so deep into the cult bullshit.

You'd go back to your bullshit sites Newsmax/OAN/Epoch Times and wallow in bizarre conspiracy theories about how the election was stolen from you no matter what the Democrats do.

Because cult
 
Recounts won't find enough ballots and the legal challenges will fail.

Everyone outside the cult - including Republicans feeding the fever swamp of conspiracy theories - know this.
Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.​
There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.​
These margins aren’t much like today’s. Mr. Biden led Wednesday in Wisconsin by 20,540 votes, Pennsylvania by 49,064, Michigan by 146,123, Arizona by 12,614, Nevada by 36,870 and Georgia by 14,108.​
To win, Mr. Trump must prove systemic fraud, with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. There is no evidence of that so far.​

Cool.

I am sure your new hero, Karl Rove won't mind if we do a quick 30-day audit, would he? Just to be sure?
Only if we audit the 2016 election as well.
thats been being done for the last 4 yrs,,,,

Well then, spend the next 4 years doing it.
so status quo,,,

trump stays and you libs act like idiots for 4 more yrs,,,

GREAT IDEA!!!

by then trump might have full peace in the middle east and the country all goes back to work and continues the path to a great economy,,,

Only in your Banana Republic dreams.
it was your idea not mine,,,
 

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