Will the GOP try to steal the 2024 election? After the events of January 6, 2021, it's only natural to question the lengths Trump and his MAGA movement will go to secure a victory, regardless of the vote count. However, there's hope. Today on The Big Picture, writer Jay Kuo discusses the guardrails now in place to protect our democracy. But a threat still looms. Stay informed and prepared. https://thinkbigpicture.substack.com/p/trump-overturn-biden-election-2024
@georgetakei Their whole and sole goal is not to get Biden's re-election certified, by whatever legal or illegal means available. They want SCOTUS or the House to determine Trump the winner. The weapons democrats had were the two House passed voting rights bills Senate leader Schumer let die. Senate democratic leadership (men) didn't have the balls to get the bills passed. Now we pay for their incompetence.
@georgetakei Many pundits claim Trump has no policy plans beyond "retribution". John Oliver details how right-wing activists have created a blueprint to take over the entire Federal Govt if T is elected. T's incompetence is a facade that would be leveraged by these dangerous operatives. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYwqpx6lp_s
@georgetakei To answer you question: is the Pope Catholic? Does a bear s*** in the woods? Have the GOP become outlaw fascists?
Of COURSE they will try to steal the election. They will use every dirty trick they have accused us of using and use the lies about us as the justification for their criminal behavior. States run by GOP operatives will simply award all their electors to Trump no matter what the actual outcome of the election is and then dare the Feds to do something.
The answer to whether the GOP, meaning Trump, will try to steal the 2024 election seems obvious.
They will bury the system with hundreds of lawsuits. They will work hard not to count the vote in districts Trump will lose. They will try not to certify election results.
They will try anything to throw the decision to the House, where they have an arithmetic advantage, because it votes by state and the GOP controls more states, though they represent far fewer voters.