Donald Trump

[kaz7]

To be fair, BBC were saying on their coverage that it's not uncommon for people to press the wrong button (as there's three and not simply yes/no) and some write their vote in for reliability; also why it could have seemed there was lots still had not voted with seconds to go.

Also it takes a while to rig the car battery to a set of bollocks I'm told.

Are you telling me that people running the country can't cope with pressing one button out of 3? when we vote we can't change our minds,no wonder politics is fucked lol

 

[kaz7]

Don’t even waste your breathe with that wanker.

Yer can't argue with trump supporters

 

[pudge]

Are you telling me that people running the country can't cope with pressing one button out of 3? when we vote we can't change our minds,no wonder politics is fucked lol

The people running that country put children in cages.

Common sense is alien to them.

 

[kaz7]

The people running that country put children in cages.

Common sense is alien to them.

Ha indeed

 

[TheRemainsOfTheDave]

Are you telling me that people running the country can't cope with pressing one button out of 3? when we vote we can't change our minds,no wonder politics is fucked lol

On one of the votes I noticed votes going in after the time was up. I wondered if this was clerks entering them from paper ballots or something. The odd vote kept popping up in unexpected columns then changing quickly to the expected one.

 

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Yer can't argue with trump supporters

Well you can, it would be an exercise in futility though on a similar level as to asking brexiteers why brexit is a good thing

 

[kaz7]

On one of the votes I noticed votes going in after the time was up. I wondered if this was clerks entering them from paper ballots or something. The odd vote kept popping up in unexpected columns then changing quickly to the expected one.

Yeah i think i heard sky saying that some are paper votes,it seems a very fucked up voting system

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

What people are still missing in this whole sorry saga is that Russia are still free to f*ck with the 2020 election because Mitch McConnell is holding up legislation designed to protect future elections from outside interference. And you have to wonder why he is doing this and who stands to benefit.

No doubt he'll publicly blame the impeachment for getting in the way of the 'normal legislative process'.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Yes Because he definitely did nothing wrong and has nothing to hide. That’s why he immediately broke protocol and moved the transcript of the call to a secure top secret server and hasn’t given the investigation full access yet and of course it’s also why he won’t let anyone in his administration testify which would surely exonerate him? Yep, nothing to see here, just partisan buffoonery

Cuntish cuntery more like.

 

[mat]

What people are still missing in this whole sorry saga is that Russia are still free to f*ck with the 2020 election because Mitch McConnell is holding up legislation designed to protect future elections from outside interference. And you have to wonder why he is doing this and who stands to benefit.

No doubt he'll publicly blame the impeachment for getting in the way of the 'normal legislative process'.

I see there's a split between him and Trump.

Shitgibbon wants full trial with witnesses etc. I think Moscow Mitch should agree with his president. Shares in Popcorn would go through the roof.