I shake my head that so many people are willing to lose honorably versus winning and trying to improve things.
If all these politicians are in total collusion with each other, it would be impossible to win, you might as well get a cabin in the wood and live off grid, because the election system is over with.
If there is any hope whatsoever to help make even small changes to this country, you have to win elections, it will not be perfect, it will not be pure and simple, the only thing that matters is winning, coming in second place means you are the first loser. There is no joy in losing.
Without Georgia and Arizona, the Republicans are toast, so is Trump and the entire MAGA movement, the math is impossible otherwise.
In every aspect of life, if you want to succeed you often have to work with people you don’t like, to move ahead you do it anyway because it’s impossible otherwise.
Nobody has a problem with losing honorably. We have a problem with an election being stolen. Some are happy to be cheated, gracefully and let bygones be bygones without ever addressing the underlying problem.
>>”If all these politicians are in total collusion with each other, it would be impossible to win, you might as well get a cabin in the wood and live off grid, because the election system is over with.”
Who said “all these politicians are in total collusion”? Some of them are, and some of them aren’t. To not be willing to differentiate between who is and who isn’t, is simply, laziness.
I’m not anti-Kemp or anti-Raffensperger because Trump lost Georgia. I’m against them because the election was stolen from Trump and they did nothing to stop it. Anyone who can’t see the fraud in Georgia isn’t looking very hard.
Trump lost other states fair and square. Do you hear any of us complaining that Maryland was stolen or Massachusetts was stolen? Of course not. But the anomalies in the Georgia election are too blatant and extensive to explain away.