I see informed posting is still not in style.  Carry on. 

Remember, it was COVID that ordered the entertainment industry closed, not Governors.  It was COVID that decided not to infect righteous BLM protesters, not Governors.  It was COVID that forced blue states to allocate millions in funds for the defense of illegal immigrants and many other pet projects ballooning their budgets, not Governors. 

America has the lowest mortality rate out of any Western nation, but that's just because COVID loves freedom and the American way, and not because our medical systems are vastly superior to our European counterparts.  COVID ordered infected patients into nursing homes in NY and PA accounting for 80%+ of their COVID fatalities, not Wolf of Cuomo.

It’s not a parody. Apparently converting religions is now a punishable offense. Who else believes apostasy is a punishable crime?

They can't stop him, but you have to ask can his ego handle another defeat?  I don't think he'll risk it.  I hope to god the rumors of him starting his own network or buying newsweek are false.  We already have CNN and MSNBC, we don't need more American being fed outrage porn on the right - Hannity covers that. 

I'm horrible at predicting how the GOP primaries will go, but any of the GOP candidates can pick up on Trump's populism (and honestly his immigration rhetoric is the GOP platform) while also appearing sane.  Immigration is a loser for democrats and they don't appear to have learned yet that they lost in every race but the Presidency.  Courts will stop Biden from launching DACA again, but I don't see how Pelosi gets the 70 fanatics in her party to coalesce around an immigration plan that has any chance of passing the GOP Senate (or even a 50/50 Senate with Manchin).

It'll sure be entertaining to watch all those who found a conscience on EOs suddenly lose it again once Biden is in office.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/joe-manchin- … 28386.html

Doesn't bode well for Biden's agenda.  No medicare for all.

How can you say this?  I'm genuine in my question and want your honest perspective.  No one here save SG has ever spoken positively about Trump as a man.  Nearly every single one of us have condemned his conduct and personal behavior.  But Authoritarian?!?  C'mon man.  He's a lot of things, but calling this anti-democratic and authoritarian is hyperbole.  Election laws weren't followed to the letter of the law.  You're free to believe leniency was warranted and appropriate where it occurred, but no one can objectively deny that many of the battleground states took actions to count ballots that traditionally weren't counted.  Again, you're free to support those measures or dislike them based on your personal opinion.  But there's no denying they happened, and in states like PA, absolutely have an impact on the final count. 

I think I was the first one here to call on him to concede.  But he has every right to contest the decisions of elected partisans in the courts.  I don't think he'll win.  I think it looks poorly for as much as Trump can look poorly.  But it's not anti-democratic behavior.  It was done by Gore and countless Democrats since.  It was done and is still ongoing by Stacy Abrams who the networks have decided has a newsworthy opinion on any of this. 

After the actions taken by the Democratic party to call him illegitimate from day one of 2017?  For people including yourself to repeatedly accuse him of treason based of a now debunked and discredited Steele dossier purchased and pushed by the Clinton campaign?  This isn't whataboutism.  This is about your expressed opinion completely ignoring modern events and ignoring the very real possibility illegal activity occurred that influenced the final count to an unknown (though probably insignificant) degree.   

Anti-democratic is accepting the media's conclusion without letting the defined system run its course.