>>”You’ve just proved my point, the minute you start to mention the election system being corrupt in Georgia it really means losing mentality.”
I proved your point? Then you have some serious problems with reading comprehension because you continue to read things into my comments that aren’t there. I’m talking about what the electoral system in Georgia was in 2020, and what remains broken, not what’s going to happen in 2024. Quitting is the furthest thing from my min. Nobody’s giving up.
There are people still trying to fix things in Georgia, like Garland Favorito who has an ongoing lawsuit to address the fraud. On top of that, without COVID, the circumstances will be different this time, which will make it harder to cheat. But the problem still needs to be recognized and vigilance is still required. And at some point, if the turnout is large enough, it becomes impossible to steal enough votes to change the outcome.
With an emphasis on things like legal ballot harvesting, and with Biden’s plummeting popularity, I’m optimistic that Trump can win in Georgia, but, even if he doesn’t, he has the opportunity to win states like New Mexico, Minnesota, Nevada and New Hampshire, that people aren’t even discussing.
I’m pointing out a problem from 2020 so it can be overcome in 2024. You pretend to be an optimist by ignoring the problem. Pretending a problem doesn’t exist doesn’t make you an optimist. It makes you a fool.
I’m not ignoring anything but I’m not using it as an excuse either, all I know is Trump and nearly everyone of his endorsed candidates in Georgia lost, a state where Republicans control everything, the losses have less to do with cheating than rejection of Trump who did everything in the world to lose elections