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U S Presidents
Has a U S President ever been evicted from the White House?
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// The English burned it down in 1812. //
yeah in olden days when you took a city - you burnt it down - Moscow 1812, and 1944 Parijs brandt?
and warsaw
and the confederate cities the unionist took 1865
everyone has previously left or been taken out in a coffin
conceding is about 150 y old and is not official. One recent one conceded and then unconceded the day after but still lost ( Gore I think)
yeah in olden days when you took a city - you burnt it down - Moscow 1812, and 1944 Parijs brandt?
and warsaw
and the confederate cities the unionist took 1865
everyone has previously left or been taken out in a coffin
conceding is about 150 y old and is not official. One recent one conceded and then unconceded the day after but still lost ( Gore I think)
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// Well, Trump is now resorting to attempting to get states to simply declare him the winner.//
has never been tried before either
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This is actually the most useful thing that Trump has (unintentionally) done - expose the fragility of the American democratic process. It depends on the officials doing what they're expected to do and follow the rules, but it seems they can just choose not to if they so desire and no one can do anything about it.
// Well, Trump is now resorting to attempting to get states to simply declare him the winner.//
has never been tried before either
//
This is actually the most useful thing that Trump has (unintentionally) done - expose the fragility of the American democratic process. It depends on the officials doing what they're expected to do and follow the rules, but it seems they can just choose not to if they so desire and no one can do anything about it.
It seems to me that on the contrary this episode has shown the US electoral system - the fairness at any rate of the mechanics - very well
And the officials have performed outstandingly.
The problem is the damage Trump’s baseless accusations are doing to people’s confidence in the process.
He’s been shouting about electoral fraud since before he actually won in 2016.
And the officials have performed outstandingly.
The problem is the damage Trump’s baseless accusations are doing to people’s confidence in the process.
He’s been shouting about electoral fraud since before he actually won in 2016.
It's a bit like how the queen invites the winner of the the UK general election to form a government. That's the process, but theoretically she could decide not to, and just invite the loser instead.
This is what Trump's trying to do. Just get them to declare he won, when he didn't. The thought of the queen doing that is ridiculous, but when you look at some of the American officials with their party political affiliations, you think oh my god, this is actually a possibility, albeit slim.
This is what Trump's trying to do. Just get them to declare he won, when he didn't. The thought of the queen doing that is ridiculous, but when you look at some of the American officials with their party political affiliations, you think oh my god, this is actually a possibility, albeit slim.
