I'm leering of Georgia right now. As soon as Biden's numbers surpassed Trump's (and the votes are still being counted), the Secretary of State demanded a recount . . . I've been watching as Trump's number have quickly caught back up to Biden's to the point that they're just about 2,000 votes apart . . . why do I get the feeling as soon as Trump's numbers surpass Biden's, and Georgia flips back to favoring red, they'll change their minds and decide they don't need a recount after all?
It's also funny how all these Republicans are demanding recounts all across the board despite no evidence (so far) of voter fraud, suppression, or any other outside influence, and yet there was plenty of evidence that the 2016 election had been tampered with by outside influences like Russia, but Republicans threw out that evidence, and refused a recount because, "it didn't matter anymore" once Trump got into Office.
Two things Democrat’s did wrong this time around.
1) For the last 4 years, they’ve been so busy trying to get rid of Trump, they let a lot of the needs of people they’re supposed to represent go ignored.
I'll actually go along with you on that. Democrats won the House in 2018 for a reason: so they could start bringing about solutions to the problems that Trump had already caused for the country since he had been elected . . . and instead, they became part of the problem by lowering themselves to his level of petty immaturity. It's been absolutely embarrassing watching Pelosi argue with Trump like a pair of kindergarteners engaged in a battle of, "I know you are, but what am I?"
It's also done nothing to help the overall image of Democrats in America, and in fact, it's kind of played into the stigmas Republicans have been portraying of them for the longest time. In this case, I would say that the Dems had
one job to do, and they blew it.
But even now, if Biden wins, I doubt he'll get much done. After all, Obama may have been President, but Republicans controled both House and Senate when he was, and they blocked him at so many passes, that it's a miracle he got done what little he could do for the country.