CileTheSane

Amazing, every single thing you said... Is wrong.

You are either willfully ignorant or maliciously spreading misinformation.

Considering Trump will declare victory before people are finished voting, that gap needs to be as wide as possible to discredit his bullshit.

Trump separated children from parents and locked them in cages. The majority of these children still haven't been returned to their parents.
He tried to illegally ban entire races from entering the country.
He elected judges to the supreme Court that over turned Roe v Wade, which is resulting in the death of pregnant women who can no longer receive life saving medical care.
He made Secret Service Agents rent rooms at hotels he owns, funneling money from the government into his own businesses.

Trump refused the peaceful transfer of power
Lied that the election was stolen (and has never presented any evidence and his lawyers admitted in court that they have no evidence)
Encouraged an attempted insurrection
Idolizes dictators
Stated he wants to be a dictator Day 1
Wants people who oppose him to get shot...

Oh, but some colleges got some funding so I guess that balances it out.

It takes resources to "round them up and kick them out." Resources that could instead be spent on the Americans that need it.

Like Republicans and Democrats
Or Republicans and Blacks
Or Republicans and Mexicans
Or Republicans and Muslims
Or Republicans and Immigrants
Or Republicans and Atheists
Or Republicans and Gays
Or Republicans and Trans
Or Republicans and Women
Or Republicans and Single Women
Or Republicans and Cat owners
Or Republicans and people Not Republican Enough!

Add it to the pile.

They did not have any facts to present but they feel like cheating is occurring. That's enough for a lawsuit right?

Since when is it the world's responsibility to explain shit to you?

We have an infinite number of monkeys, one of them already wrote Hamlet.

"Biden's as bad as a Republican!
So let's help put Republicans in charge."
(See chart above)

1. When he made his intentions clear there were also seats in the house and Senate being voted on, it was not guaranteed the Republicans would have a majority.

2. For those having difficulty following NastyNative's argument, here is a handy flow chart:

I believe we are following the far right branch.

No, he very much did everything he could to push it through. He did not know during the presidential run if Republicans would have enough seats to block it.