[blueplum]

what I think is wrong is they’re not calling any of PA, GA, NC for Trump. It’s like they want to pump up Biden’s number (now 264) while keeping Trump’s stagnant. But we know that PA, GA, NC, AZ, AK and possibly NV will all go to Trump based on where the remaining outstanding votes are coming from (rep districts). It’s enough to make people mad.

[newzjunkey]

It shouldn't have been this close but it is what it is. I'm still hopeful for a Trump victory but I also know how refined the Democrats ground game is on making up the distance when counting and recounting votes. If we were focused on one state, fine, but still looking at NC, GA and others? That's not a good place to be in. In GA, I know Trump hurt himself in the first debate and GA suburban women haven't been a fan which is why McBath got in. Looks like Sen Perdue had an easy win so Georgians weren't enthusiastically supporting Trump. I did my part, I even drove around showing off pro-Trump stuff on election day.

I was more surprised the GOP held the Senate pretty easily. Obviously nominating Barrett wasn't a problem. This was a personal grudge against Trump and Biden was an empty suit that could be presented as credible plus he was linked to Obama but he's not even Obama.

We're probably looking at a very miserable four years.

2020 has been stressful enough. I wanted a clean, decisive win or a clean, decisive loss. No one is going to accept the outcome as legitimate even if their candidate wins it'll just cause suspicion on both sides. That's very disappointing.