Tiber727
11mo ago
"Coup" is the closest word I can think to describe it. To my reasoning, one party is unilaterally inventing a conspiracy (note that "election fraud" only seems to be a concern when a Democrat wins) then using said conspiracy to attempt to stay on power when legitimately he was the losing candidate and must transition power.
Let me put it this way. Let us pretend that my accusations were true of a hypothetical person that is not Trump, and that they had succeeded. What term would be better to describe it?
I looked up similar stats recently. According to an ATF study somewhere between 58% and 87% of gun crimes were committed by someone other than the purchaser. This next stat is somewhat old (2004), but probably still reasonably reliable. About 43% are bought off the street, 12% are bought from legal markets, 25% are consensually given by a family member or friend, and 8% are stolen - Source 1, Source 2.
My theory is that she thinks that the longer Trump talks the weaker he looks. Trump talks in streams of consciousness that often wander completely off-topic. For someone like Kamala who has barely any record and Isn't that good of a speaker, why not let him ramble and try to jump on the weakest thing he said?
Don't know if it will work (he's called "Teflon Don" for a reason). But maybe she'll have better luck by not being a geriatric man with a history of gaffes.
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