bluejay

FDR won the 1932 election with 472 electoral votes and large majorities in both Senate and House

Make it pay-per-view and we can pay off our national debt

fffff the data analysis already

Partially true, but the bill was also opposed by Jewish and Black groups in Northern cities, as it would destroy their political influence.

sis Republicans did not make up the electoral college

The way Elliott is staking his whole reputation on a Biden blowout

Trump won't even give a concession speech

The comment section on this video worms for brains

Lock ha UP!

Wait... I think you're right

The clown coming back to bite Dump when he tosses his supporter's late ballots

I would support it. I think they should shrink the federal district to just the Mall and have DC be a state. I'm obviously a bit biased as a Democrat but I think its ridiculous that one of the biggest cities in the country is essentially disenfranchised. I'm registered to vote in DC and still did because there are some local races going on but my vote for president doesn't count at all. Retrocession to Maryland also wouldn't be so bad, but that probably has less of a chance happening than DC statehood, Maryland politicians would never want it.

I live 10 minutes from the White House and everything here is closed already

The sissies from ****ing Staten Island and Tallahassee exposing themselves in this thread today

ddddd this GIF, I miss Theresa's lanky Big Bird ass

when this happens for Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona, and Iowa

The seniors Men

Trump's tweets are going to be such a mess on election night

Melania's accent will never not send me

His slimy ass I don't trust anyone who was married to Kimberly Guilfoyle

dfjhfuehfuhf Lady G ha wig

ffff this nightmare, Tucker Carlson with Trump's endorsement would STOMP the GOP primary

That ****ing gif of the woman screaming haunts me that going viral and liberals trying to dunk on Trump for the size of his inauguration crowd is when I KNEW we were entering 4 years of hell

Of course it’s unique, but what I meant is that it is highly unusual for 1. A presidential election to hinge on a single state, and 2. For the vote difference in that state to be under 1000 or whatever it was. This made it possible for a single lawsuit to decide the election the Supreme Court can only rule on the cases brought before it. If Biden has the lead the polls are saying he does, lawsuits able to reverse the results ( so throwing out likely tens of thousands of votes each ) would have to make it to the SC from like 4 or 5 states, I just don’t think it’s realistic.