Trump question

Why is Trump sperging out about fraud instead of accepting defeat like any other president? Is it because he is a child, or is there more to it?

You mean like when Bush lost his second term and spergged out and sued everybody to win after 37 days?

>fraud
You mean when turn out in some states was 125%, would you not call that fraud? Dead people voting? Not fraud right?

>>2
It's quite clear that you get your news from bizarre information sources.

George W. Bush did not sue anyone to win in 2004, he simply won, both by electoral college and popular vote. Kerry resigned and congratulated Bush without suing.

Where do you even get these bizarre ideas from? Do your sources simply make this stuff up and you believe it to back up bizarre ideas of electoral fraud?

>>3
Stop being a Biden apologist, the left are trying to deny Trump his legal right as with all Presidents get.

Kek Bush never even got 270 votes to become president.

>>3
Got mixed up with the year it was Bush v Gore which took over a month in the Supreme Court, not American so don't care.

>>6
That was Gore v Bush; Gore was the one that sued, and he didn't win — so I'm not sure what you're going at.

In that case it was about one state and an incredibly close run where one state would have made the difference and there was no allegation of voter fraud. Gore simply demanded a recount which was his right when it was this close.

Trump has offered no probable cause as to what exactly he is suing; he hasn't even said that he's suing explicitly, only hinted it.

Now tell me where you get your numbers of 125% turnout from because that never happened either and is probably just something you read on your bizarre news sources that lie through their teeth and you absorb it all, so long as it tell you want you want to hear.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/12/orange-county-releases-official-vote-count-and-the-numbers-dont-add-up-one-precinct-has-120-turnout/

http://voterfraud2020.org/?p=47

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-37243190

Obama 69,498,516 (2008)
Obama 65,915,795 (2012)
Trump 62,979,636 (2016)
Clinton 65,844,610 (2016)
Trump 73,890,413 (2020)
Biden 80,011,000 (2020)

The numbers are calling out fake votes for Biden.

>>9
Trump tried to investigate the 2016 election as well, but states refused to provide the data. That was fishy as well.

>>10
Jill Stein tried to investigate Michigan and they found discrepancies, just not the ones they were hoping to find.

>>10
What was the point? He won 2016 already.