cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/31700751

Rachel Leingang in Minneapolis, Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles and Melissa Hellmann in Philadelphia
Sat 14 Jun 2025 18.45 EDT

“No Kings organizers estimated the day’s events have so far drawn millions of people, with some hundreds still under way in all 50 states and to some cities abroad. These included over 200,000 in New York and over 100,000 in Philadelphia, plus some small towns with sizable crowds for their populations, including the town of Pentwater, Michigan, which saw 400 people join the protest in their 800-person town, the No Kings coalition said.”

  • SeeMarkFly@lemmy.ml
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    2 days ago

    If all these people voted for someone else, Trump would not be our president. WAIT!

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      Some people who voted for Trump have repented and joined the movement for democracy in America.

      But also, there are serious doubts about the integrity of the 2024 elections and a nontrivial possibility that Trump didn’t win the election.

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          If it turns out to be fraudulent, I expect he will immediately step down, and everybody ruling, EO, and anything in-between that his administration has made will be immediately made null and void, and the person who actually won will assume office…oh, and then he gets to visit the inside of a prison where he belongs.

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          It’s Trump. You know, the adjudicated serial rapist (Inmate #P01135809).

          There was foul play.

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            There was objectively foul play, the real question is if it was enough to turn the election.

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          I’m not so sure, but sadly our constitution doesn’t have a mechanism to rewind anyway. All we could do is impeach and remove him, and then just keep impeaching and removing successors until we get someone sane.

          Personally, I’m for a constitutional amendment to fix this, but it’ll never happen.

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            Ok then show the homework. All I ever see is “the swings were too big.” Trump is a piece of shit unfit for the presidency but he won at the ballot box so here we are

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              I’m waiting for the results of the lawsuits. I said “I’m not so sure,” but that doesn’t mean I think the election was stolen, either. It means I’m not certain either way.

              But it doesn’t really matter either way. Say ironclad evidence comes out that he stole the election; we have no means to walk it back.

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                Man name your bet - the lawsuits won’t get anywhere and nothing of the remotest interest will come from this. It’s a desperate Hail Mary. There is nothing indicating a fraudulent election. Let’s not be as pathetic as the MAGA crowd with this shit

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            Yeah no shit lol but what evidence is there of cheating? Yall sound like MAGA. Still not a single claim or link, just “he didn’t win.”

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              21 hours ago

              Published yesterday. June 14, 2025 at 1:39pm

              Judge Rachel Tanguay of the New York Supreme Court ruled last month that the allegations from SMART Legislation, the action arm of nonpartisan watchdog SMART Elections, were substantial enough to advance to discovery.

              “There is clear evidence that the Senate results are incorrect, and there are statistical indications that the presidential results are highly unlikely,” SMART Legislation founder and executive director Lulu Friesdat said in a statement published by the Associated Press.

              https://www.westernjournal.com/lawsuit-alleges-secretly-altered-vote-machines-stole-election-kamala-harris/

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                So a single judge yesterday decided it warrants further investigation. Is that what this says?

                The statement by the head of the group putting forth the lawsuit is definitely not what’s important here

                I just want to be very clear about what we are saying here because what I’ve seen so far is “Trump cheated and stole the election.“

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          I mean, “matter”? I guess it doesn’t.

          But you were saying things would have been different if they hadn’t all voted for Trump. I was just pointing out that they probably didn’t for the most part.