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Intetesting analysis of Trump's options If he delays counts past legal deadlines, legislators could appoint electors who could vote for Trump in the electoral college With Democratic governors in most of the "contested" states, this is unlikely to workhttps://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/nov/11/can-donald-trump-stay-in-office-second-term-president-coup …
Shit like this is why I'm not worried about a military coup--the military has loads of unsavory shit but the norm of not interfering in civilian matters is both strong and bone-deep If Trump were to use force, it would come from DHS/BORTAC/policehttps://apnews.com/article/military-wary-shakeup-upend-apolitical-89eccf0aef7cf7b99208b3bfd0453a43 …
Two officials forced to step down over at DHS: both from the cyber security arm. At least one directly involved with election securityhttps://www.cnn.com/2020/11/12/politics/dhs-officials-forced-resign-white-house/index.html …
Fellow veteran here, I agree entirely with this premise (not to mention calling service members suckers and losers isn't exactly going to win you any kind of strong favoritism).
Also there are frankly not nearly enough BORTAC agents to try and hold off any kind of civil disorder that would result from the outgoing president not stepping down. They couldn't keep a fence up while being inside a fortified building and needed reinforcements after 2 weeks.
Wouldn't it be enough for the military not to interfere with Trump staying in power?
Imagine he is protected by police and right wing militias? Who is going to remove him if not the military?
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