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Its far from over. Has anyone compared the people on the legal team that Bush used to beat Gore with the current Supreme Court justices? 4D chess. Thats how

Its far from over. Has anyone compared the people on the legal team that Bush used to beat Gore with the current Supreme Court justices? 4D chess. Thats how he plays.

shadowgovt 6y ago
"Throwing every legal challenge at the wall to see what sticks" isn't exactly 4D chess. He's batting a little over 50% right now on even having cases heard, much less victories; a little under half of what's been filed, the courts have either already found against his campaign or summarily dismissed for being too half-baked to waste court time on. https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/04/supreme-court-trump-reelection-434071 https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/04/supreme-court-trump...
- Fjolsvith 6y ago
  Its going to go to the House of Representatives, and they will elect him. 4D, I'm telling you.
  - shadowgovt 6y ago
    How?
    - salamimonger 6y ago
      He's referring to the new information that two of the young lawyers that were involved in the Bush v Gore case, are now supreme court justices installed by Trump
      - shadowgovt 6y ago
        I don't follow. A 269-269 split, given how the states have broken, is staggeringly unlikely. Multiple states would have to be flipped, and since US elections are so distributed, it's unlikely for SCOTUS to find in such a way as to change the results of more than one of these states, if any. And even if the election somehow ended up in the 12th Amendment case of the House deciding: the House is trending Democrat control.
        salamimonger 6y ago
        I don't really know either honestly. I'm just telling you what he was referring to.
        deleted 6y ago
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      - Fjolsvith 6y ago
        Additionally, Justice Thomas was grilled by Senator Biden over Anita Hill's allegations.
        shadowgovt 6y ago
        "Grilled" is a strange way to describe "Reached a compromise in his position as Chair of the Judiciary Committee to suppress the testimony of four women whose stories supported Anita Hill's." Biden's soft-handling of the question of Thomas's conduct has been raised as a concern during this Presidential campaign.
  - shadowgovt 6y ago
    Circling back on this, there is one aspect in which I'd agree it's 4D chess: 60% of the money Trump is raising right now for these lawsuits is going to pay off campaign debts from the election. It doesn't matter how frivolous the lawsuits turn out to be if it keeps Trump from having to dig into his own pocket to pay for his campaign. But that's only "4D chess" in the sense that it's a con, run by a conman. A classic con, in the sense that people believe the money donated is for one purpose and it's used for another.
    - Fjolsvith 6y ago
      If the deep state and central banking system is crushed in the end it won't matter who spent what, it will be a good investment.
      - shadowgovt 6y ago
        Yeah, none of the money Trump is spending is for that. The only thing he cares about is staying President so that he has the authority to pardon himself. He's a man riding a tiger; people look at him and go "how brave and strong he must be to master that beast," but the wise know he can't stop, because the moment he does the tiger eats him. Citizen Trump is on the hook for breaking the laws of the state of New York. There's no reason to believe he'd even want to "crush" the "central banking system." His value is delineated in dollars. If the dollar collapses because central banking has collapsed, he's out most of his fortune. I don't think I'll ever understand why people think this guy isn't a rich man on the side of the wealthy.
        Fjolsvith 6y ago
        > The only thing he cares about is staying President so that he has the authority to pardon himself. Projection. Everyone in DC is gonna kill themselves if Biden doesn't make it because they know they're gonna either face a firing squad or do life in prison. > There's no reason to believe he'd even want to "crush" the "central banking system." Portrait of Andrew Jackson hanging in the Oval Office. > I don't think I'll ever understand why people think this guy isn't a rich man on the side of the wealthy. TDS.

Its far from over. Has anyone compared the people on the legal team that Bush used to beat Gore with the current Supreme Court justices? 4D chess. Thats how he plays.

shadowgovt 6y ago

"Throwing every legal challenge at the wall to see what sticks" isn't exactly 4D chess. He's batting a little over 50% right now on even having cases heard, much less victories; a little under half of what's been filed, the courts have either already found against his campaign or summarily dismissed for being too half-baked to waste court time on. https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/04/supreme-court-trump-reelection-434071 https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/04/supreme-court-trump...

Fjolsvith 6y ago
Its going to go to the House of Representatives, and they will elect him. 4D, I'm telling you.
- shadowgovt 6y ago
  How?
  - salamimonger 6y ago
    He's referring to the new information that two of the young lawyers that were involved in the Bush v Gore case, are now supreme court justices installed by Trump
    - shadowgovt 6y ago
      I don't follow. A 269-269 split, given how the states have broken, is staggeringly unlikely. Multiple states would have to be flipped, and since US elections are so distributed, it's unlikely for SCOTUS to find in such a way as to change the results of more than one of these states, if any. And even if the election somehow ended up in the 12th Amendment case of the House deciding: the House is trending Democrat control.
      - salamimonger 6y ago
        I don't really know either honestly. I'm just telling you what he was referring to.
      - deleted 6y ago
        [deleted]
    - Fjolsvith 6y ago
      Additionally, Justice Thomas was grilled by Senator Biden over Anita Hill's allegations.
      - shadowgovt 6y ago
        "Grilled" is a strange way to describe "Reached a compromise in his position as Chair of the Judiciary Committee to suppress the testimony of four women whose stories supported Anita Hill's." Biden's soft-handling of the question of Thomas's conduct has been raised as a concern during this Presidential campaign.
- shadowgovt 6y ago
  Circling back on this, there is one aspect in which I'd agree it's 4D chess: 60% of the money Trump is raising right now for these lawsuits is going to pay off campaign debts from the election. It doesn't matter how frivolous the lawsuits turn out to be if it keeps Trump from having to dig into his own pocket to pay for his campaign. But that's only "4D chess" in the sense that it's a con, run by a conman. A classic con, in the sense that people believe the money donated is for one purpose and it's used for another.
  - Fjolsvith 6y ago
    If the deep state and central banking system is crushed in the end it won't matter who spent what, it will be a good investment.
    - shadowgovt 6y ago
      Yeah, none of the money Trump is spending is for that. The only thing he cares about is staying President so that he has the authority to pardon himself. He's a man riding a tiger; people look at him and go "how brave and strong he must be to master that beast," but the wise know he can't stop, because the moment he does the tiger eats him. Citizen Trump is on the hook for breaking the laws of the state of New York. There's no reason to believe he'd even want to "crush" the "central banking system." His value is delineated in dollars. If the dollar collapses because central banking has collapsed, he's out most of his fortune. I don't think I'll ever understand why people think this guy isn't a rich man on the side of the wealthy.
      - Fjolsvith 6y ago
        > The only thing he cares about is staying President so that he has the authority to pardon himself. Projection. Everyone in DC is gonna kill themselves if Biden doesn't make it because they know they're gonna either face a firing squad or do life in prison. > There's no reason to believe he'd even want to "crush" the "central banking system." Portrait of Andrew Jackson hanging in the Oval Office. > I don't think I'll ever understand why people think this guy isn't a rich man on the side of the wealthy. TDS.