Biden presidency without the senate would be a great outcome.

[firstfloor]

That's a little better but still not up to your previous standards.

.... and the newly popular “stop the count”. This one is particularly surprising because the whole point of elections is that you count the votes. The Trump sponsored madness continues.

At the end of the day, without a helpful Senate, Biden is severely limited, even if he wins, and we must pray that Moscow Mitch goes into retirement.

[Mountain Man]

.... and the newly popular “stop the count”. This one is particularly surprising because the whole point of elections is that you count the votes.

Yes, you count legal votes. The reasonable expectation is that states will not count illegal votes, such as those with invalid signatures, or that were received after the deadline.

[Electric Skeptic]

Yes, as an infidel, you would naturally perceive things like *removing* oppression from the Little Sisters of the Poor, and intervening however slightly to stop harassment of churches like J-Mac's, as "endorsement."

No, I would naturally perceive things like...um...endorsement as endorsement.

Sniffin' Joe is the one who promised to put Bozo -- "I'll take away your legally purchased guns" -- O'Dork as his "point man" on gun control.

Good for him.

I would expect a Biden (or any D) DOJ to be less interested in pursuing fixes for censorship and cancelling by Big Tech and educational institutions.

Good for him.

Yes, apart from fast-tracking judicial nominees and (barely) properly handling the impeachment, they've been a bit weak.

They've been spineless, hypocritical and a disgrace.

[Bill the Cat]

Republicans holding the Senate means that when Obamacare (now Trumpcare) eventually falls, there will be nothing to replace it, and millions of Americans will be left without health care.

Yeah, that's a great outcome.

Nice scare tactic. Health care is not health insurance.

[firstfloor]

Yes, you count legal votes. The reasonable expectation is that states will not count illegal votes, such as those with invalid signatures, or that were received after the deadline.

Yes, they are not counting disqualified votes, obviously.

[Stoic]

Nice scare tactic. Health care is not health insurance.

Yes, people without insurance can get health care at the emergency room, which would be more expensive for the government than preventive care.

But as Terraceth has pointed out, the Affordable Care Act isn't really in jeopardy. (Post #19 in this thread)

[Mountain Man]

Yes, they are not counting disqualified votes, obviously.

But they are counting votes that should have been disqualified, and that's where the "steal" comes in.