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SilverNorGold:Don't be too arrogant bro! Always remember the creator, he gives and retrieve power!! Just to correct you bro, 2023 is still far ooo!!! |
Shekau see your life! See small boy wey no reach you dey fabricate transformer, you dey there dey bomb. Dem go soon catch you!! |
ethicallyright:Stay here dey blow grammar! If your family member dey among the people wey Dem kill, hope say you go come here dey blow grammar abi? Lagos State governor really did his best Sha! But the soldiers fumbled. Why shooting at the crowd? |
Twitter dey craz! Me wet Don register since 2009 has not been verified. |
Not new to me. I knew Trump is finding it difficult to accept the defeat. He lost the election no be small margin sef him take lost. I said it on the election day that I can bet it with my life that Trump will be defeated. Some Trump supporters were calling me names. Trump killed his second term ambition with his careless talk, the way he handles Covid 19 issue and black lives matter. The Democrats used that opportunity and they registered more voters in different states that were flipped |
We know how it will end! |
President Donald Trump’s campaign has withdrawn a central part of its lawsuit seeking to stop the certification of the election results in Pennsylvania, where Democrat Joe Biden beat Trump to capture the state and help win the White House. Ahead of a Tuesday hearing in the case, Trump’s campaign on Sunday dropped the allegation that 682,479 mail-in and absentee ballots were illegally processed without its representatives watching. The campaign’s slimmed-down lawsuit, filed in federal court on Sunday, maintains the aim of blocking Pennsylvania from certifying a victory for Biden in the state, and it maintains its claim that Democratic voters were treated more favorably than Republican voters. The Associated Press on 7 November called the presidential contest for former vice president Joe Biden, after determining that the remaining ballots left to be counted in Pennsylvania would not allow Trump to catch up. Trump has refused to concede. The remaining claim in the lawsuit centres on disqualifying ballots cast by voters who were given an opportunity to fix mail-in ballots that were going to be disqualified on a technicality. The lawsuit charges that “Democratic-heavy counties” violated the law by identifying mail-in ballots before election day that had defects – such as lacking an inner “secrecy envelope” or lacking a voter’s signature on the outside envelope – so that the voter could fix it and ensure their vote would count, a moved called “curing”. Republican-heavy counties “followed the law and did not provide a notice and cure process, disenfranchising many”, the lawsuit said. Cliff Levine, a lawyer representing the Democratic National Committee, which is seeking to intervene, said it was not clear how many voters were given the chance to fix their ballot. But, he said, the number was minimal and certainly fewer than the margin – almost 70,000 – that separates Biden and Trump. “The numbers aren’t even close to the margin between the two candidates, not even close,” Levine said. In any case, there is no provision in state law preventing counties from helping voters to fix a ballot that contains a technical deficiency. Levine said the lawsuit did not contain any allegation that somebody voted illegally. “They really should be suing the counties that didn’t allow [voters] to make corrections,” Levine said. “The goal should be making sure every vote counts.” Pennsylvania’s top election official, secretary of state Kathy Boockvar, a Democrat, responded in court on Sunday, asking the judge to dismiss the case. State courts are the proper jurisdiction for the subject, and the lawsuit contains no “plausible claim for relief on any legal theory”, the state’s lawyers wrote. More than 2.6m mail-in ballots were reported received by counties, and no report of fraud or accuracy problems has been made by state or county election officials or prosecutors. A key theme of Trump and his supporters has been their claim that Philadelphia – a Democratic bastion where Trump lost badly – had not allowed Trump’s campaign representatives to watch mail-in and absentee ballots processed and tabulated. However, Republican lawyers have acknowledged in a separate federal court proceeding that they had certified observers watching mail-in ballots being processed in Philadelphia. Governor Tom Wolf’s administration has said that ballot watchers from all parties had observers throughout the process and that “any insinuation otherwise is a lie”. Joe Biden has won ... ... renewing hope for the US and the world. After four years of turmoil, misinformation, manipulation and division, the result of this historic presidential election offers fresh promise for democracy and progress. It’s been an agonising wait this week, with false claims and as yet unfounded allegations of electoral irregularities. It’s never been more important for the Guardian to report the facts with responsibility, integrity and independence. We’ve done just that, and will continue to bring you quality news and clear, intelligent analysis. Now is the time to support a free press, and the Guardian’s independent, truthful journalism. With no shareholders or billionaire owner, our reporting is free from political or commercial influence. We can investigate, challenge and expose those in power. We report without fear or favour. And because we believe everyone deserves access to trustworthy news, we keep Guardian reporting open for everyone to read, regardless of where they live or what they can afford to pay. Our work is only possible thanks to the support we receive from our readers. Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/nov/16/trump-campaign-abandons-part-of-legal-challenge-to-pennsylvania-election-results |
Jeromejnr:Hahaha. Professor? Ok, qwantinu |
P.M.B see your mate oooo. Do same Pls! |
No be today! |
Baawaa:I wonder what you really gain from being a wicked fruit. What do you gain from wanting your fellow man dead. S |
Yes. Like Atiku did in the last election. Keep deceiving yourself! |
Odoctor: |
excel101:Yes sir! It will be like Atiku's case |
excel101:Says who? After all votes have been counted and Trump having no evidence of vote fraud. Recheck and see how his cases are been thrown out of court. Do you know law firms are backing out too? The arm forces are also claiming they are not for Trump. Nothing for Trump jor! |
You must get sense by force! |
Moferere:Hahaha! |
Trump forced to drop ‘voter fraud’ hotline after it was swamped by prank calls from teenagers on TikTok. President has no path to overturn the results of the election despite his continued attacks on the democratic process. President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign was forced to shutter a hotline it created in recent days to field allegations of voter fraud after it had become the subject of viral pranks and ridicule among critics. The president has yet to reveal any evidence of systematic voter fraud or election rigging — claims he made long before the results of the 2020 presidential election were even announced — and the hotline did not appear to provide him much support. By Friday, it was reported his campaign had shut down the hotline, instead encouraging Americans to send complaints of alleged voter fraud through a digital form. The news comes as multiple law firms representing the Trump campaign abruptly withdrew from several legal challenges the president has launched in critical battleground states. President-elect Joe Biden flipped key states like Pennsylvania and Georgia, according to official projections, while securing more than the 270 electoral votes required to assume the Oval Office. Even if the president’s attacks on the electoral process were successful in both Pennsylvania and Georgia, however, it would not overturn the results of the election. It became increasingly clear Mr Biden did not even need to win either state to maintain his victory, after having flipped Arizona according to projections announced on Thursday — the first time a Democratic presidential candidate has won the state since 1996. To be clear, there has been no evidence made available to date of mass voter fraud, and the president has yet to win a single meaningful victory in his legal challenges. President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign was forced to shutter a hotline it created in recent days to field allegations of voter fraud after it had become the subject of viral pranks and ridicule among critics. The president has yet to reveal any evidence of systematic voter fraud or election rigging — claims he made long before the results of the 2020 presidential election were even announced — and the hotline did not appear to provide him much support. By Friday, it was reported his campaign had shut down the hotline, instead encouraging Americans to send complaints of alleged voter fraud through a digital form. The news comes as multiple law firms representing the Trump campaign abruptly withdrew from several legal challenges the president has launched in critical battleground states. President-elect Joe Biden flipped key states like Pennsylvania and Georgia, according to official projections, while securing more than the 270 electoral votes required to assume the Oval Office. Even if the president’s attacks on the electoral process were successful in both Pennsylvania and Georgia, however, it would not overturn the results of the election. It became increasingly clear Mr Biden did not even need to win either state to maintain his victory, after having flipped Arizona according to projections announced on Thursday — the first time a Democratic presidential candidate has won the state since 1996. To be clear, there has been no evidence made available to date of mass voter fraud, and the president has yet to win a single meaningful victory in his legal challenges. But Mr Trump has still refused to concede, as reports indicated he was considering launching another presidential bid for 2024 — while possibly launching a digital streaming service in the meantime. Comedians, celebrities and social media users reportedly inundated the president’s voter fraud hotline with false claims. Reporters said the hotline operators received an overwhelming number of prank calls as well as “disturbing unsolicited adult images” — with the lines so busy throughout the week that this journalist could not get through on several occasions when attempting to dial the hotline for reporting purposes. President has no path to overturn the results of the election despite his continued attacks on the democratic process. President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign was forced to shutter a hotline it created in recent days to field allegations of voter fraud after it had become the subject of viral pranks and ridicule among critics. The president has yet to reveal any evidence of systematic voter fraud or election rigging — claims he made long before the results of the 2020 presidential election were even announced — and the hotline did not appear to provide him much support. By Friday, it was reported his campaign had shut down the hotline, instead encouraging Americans to send complaints of alleged voter fraud through a digital form. The news comes as multiple law firms representing the Trump campaign abruptly withdrew from several legal challenges the president has launched in critical battleground states. President-elect Joe Biden flipped key states like Pennsylvania and Georgia, according to official projections, while securing more than the 270 electoral votes required to assume the Oval Office. Even if the president’s attacks on the electoral process were successful in both Pennsylvania and Georgia, however, it would not overturn the results of the election. It became increasingly clear Mr Biden did not even need to win either state to maintain his victory, after having flipped Arizona according to projections announced on Thursday — the first time a Democratic presidential candidate has won the state since 1996. To be clear, there has been no evidence made available to date of mass voter fraud, and the president has yet to win a single meaningful victory in his legal challenges. But Mr Trump has still refused to concede, as reports indicated he was considering launching another presidential bid for 2024 — while possibly launching a digital streaming service in the meantime. Comedians, celebrities and social media users reportedly inundated the president’s voter fraud hotline with false claims. Reporters said the hotline operators received an overwhelming number of prank calls as well as “disturbing unsolicited adult images” — with the lines so busy throughout the week that this journalist could not get through on several occasions when attempting to dial the hotline for reporting purposes. Many teenagers on the social media platform Tik Tok were sharing videos of themselves calling the hotline with bogus claims, recording the reaction of the hotline operator and posting it to their accounts with messages mocking the president’s defeat in the elections. With several of the president’s lawsuits already found to be frivolous by federal judges, along with the end of his voter fraud hotline and rejection by a number of firms representing his campaign, it was not clear how Mr Trump thought he could still manage to overturn the results of the election as a growing number of Republicans on Capitol Hill have urged him to concede to Mr Biden. Source: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-voter-fraud-hotline-prank-video-tik-tok-b1722674.html?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_content=Echobox&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1605293150 |
wowcatty:Your generation |
gift01:Correct! |
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