Why is this ok
If news organizations declare Joe Biden the mathematical president-elect, he plans to address the nation as its new leader, even if President Trump continues to fight in court, advisers tell @Axios' @mikeallen and @margarettalev:https://www.axios.com/biden-transition-plan-election-day-65caa1f6-886e-42cd-b205-5ee8f89941f2.html?utm_campaign=organic&utm_medium=socialshare&utm_source=twitter …
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It’s not. It’s also illusionary. Even if he wins, He does t actually get control until next year.
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this sounds like a coup
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Now, I know you understand the english language and probably being disingenuous here, but anyone else that doesn't get the difference... Trump was reported to be planning to declare victory no matter what. This article says if mathematically Biden is called, he will accept it.
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Oh please. Trump's term ends on January 20. He doesn't simply remain in power if the election is contested.
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& some dork on Facebook told me Axios was unbiased.
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So if Trump looks like the winner the news organizations want to wait till all ballots are counted but as soon as Biden looks like the winner they will announce it? Yeah this is messed up.
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Doesn't there Supreme Court announce it if it's disputed?
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