The Better Letter: What could change your mind?
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Please share far and wide. I'd like as much participation as possible from people across the political and social spectrums.
Much has been made of the alleged cult-like status of Trump supporters. I suspect that there are as many cultists on the left as the right, but that's only a guess based upon human nature.
As I see it, one way of deciding if you are part of a cult or not is whether something could happen that would make you change your mind and leave the group. Think of it as scientific falsification of a sort.
So let's get to it.
In my judgment, if the recent presidential election was truly stolen from President Trump, if he really won in a landslide had the votes been counted fairly, as he claims, American democracy is finished and violence is an entirely appropriate response.
On the other hand, if President-elect Biden truly won more Electoral College votes fair and square, President Trump's refusal to acknowledge and accept that reality is reason enough to remove him from office because it strikes at the heart of our political system.
Who do you think won more electoral votes in the 2020 presidential election?
Donald Trump
Joe Biden
In as much detail as possible, what makes you think so?
Here's the most important part. Please let me know which side you're on and, *as specifically as possible*, explain what you could discover or what could happen that would cause you to change your mind about who won.
Please. And thank you for participating.
Gee Bob you must be replacing Rush. All these Biden supporters regurgitating the crap the MSM puts out. The nitwit who cites polls must have missed the polls going in to 2016. Why were the pols in 2020 any more accurate? They were not. Another careful reader says "no evidence" Who do I believe, the massed voices of the MSM and their useful idiots? or what I heard and what I saw? SCOTUS is reviewing the fraud claims although why they waited until this late date is a mystery. Where the lower courts declined to hear cases they did so on procedural grounds, they did not consider the evidence.
Come on if you want a discussion, get some readers who read and observe. And by the way, spare us the"I'm a Republican but" I'm a lifelong Republican and ".
Biden supporter, moderate politically. Biden won, no question about it. Trump had low approval ratings throughout his term, and unless all the public support poll were wrong through the entire term the election was in line with the polling. It probably would have been a Democratic landslide but for the race riots and noisy radicals calling for defunding police, etc. As far as the fairness of the election, the people who actually worked on the elections (Dems and Republicans) said it was fair. A conspiracy so immense would have left visible footprints of widespread wrongdoing. It just isn't there.
There will always be a certain number of illegal votes: felons still on probation, etc. However these are few and far between, and certainly not enough to sway any results except the extremely close races down ticket. And they tend to go both ways, not in favor of one candidate exclusively.