Posted on 11/03/2022 2:14:09 PM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Every election has its holdouts who predict polling and conventional wisdom leading up to the big vote is way off. This year, the optimism caucus has to work overtime for Democrats.
With less than a week to go until Election Day, most Democrats are bracing for potentially huge defeats — including losing one or both chambers of Congress — but some in the party aren’t willing to concede anything just yet.
“I don’t believe the GOP is headed for any kind of a wave,” said Angelo Cocchiaro, a Democratic Party activist based in Virginia. “The polls show tight races nationwide. I’m expecting Dems [to] pick up a few seats in the Senate, and in the House,” he added. “A historically close result.”
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You sound just like a STUPID Democrat who has NO CLUE.
Everybody capable of critical thinking knows it was stolen. I stayed up late and literally watched it happen.
After midnight but before the inexplicable counting
stoppages.
Trump led in PA by 682,000 votes (15.2%)
Trump led in GA by 311,000 votes (7.5%)
Trump led in MI by 307,000 votes (9.6%)
Trump led in WI by 128,000 votes (4.9%)
Trump led in NC by 77,000 votes (1.4%)
* Decertify Arizona
* Decertify Pennsylvania
* Decertify Georgia
* Decertify Wisconsin
* Decertify Nevada
* Decertify Michigan
* DECERTIFY BIDEN!
Optimistic Dems think they will have to greatly ramp up the vote fraud they will need to do and wonder if it will finally trigger rebellion.
“we have the best vote fraud system in place”
That’s it
He knew about the rigged machines and the twitter type mobs would block facts from getting and millions of ghost ballots nothing about that election was on the level.
For the last year evidence has been popping all over the place.
Anything you say chief...
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