fuck both these zionist pigs

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      president kamala is a forgone conclusion. reminds me of the last time the democrats chose the worst woman alive to be their leader and decided she was already president before the elections happened

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        Gonna be a hoot watching them malding on election night, regardless of the outcome. Even if she wins, you know they’ll be up in arms about how “she should have won more” or something.

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        a really thing part deux could happen

        i don’t care which of them gets elected at all but it would be infinitely more funny if trump won just because the dems never learn

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                A couple Never Trump Republican electors could vote for Harris instead, only a minority of states have laws that discount their electoral college votes from memory

                In 2016:

                In Washington, Democratic Party electors gave three presidential votes to Colin Powell and one to Faith Spotted Eagle

                In Hawaii, Bernie Sanders received one presidential vote and Elizabeth Warren received one vice-presidential vote.

                In Texas, Christopher Suprun voted for John Kasich for president and William Greene voted for Ron Paul, giving each one presidential vote.

                On election night, Trump won 306 electors and Clinton 232. However, because of seven faithless electors (five Democratic and two Republican), Trump received 304 votes and Clinton 227.