Comments by "Killed The Cat" (@killedthecat1034) on "'That is a new one': Keilar calls out Trump's election conspiracy" video.

Jacob Smith all you guys complaining about black lives matter of finally doing something, maybe you guys should have listened to them when they were kneeling... Did you honestly expect them to just keep letting people murder them indiscriminately in the streets for the crime of being black?
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Or "people have been saying"...
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@qwins5200 you're not making that claim Before Christmas. You're making that claim right now. I'm assuming if you're making that claim then you have the evidence to back it up, right? You wouldn't make claims you couldn't back up, now would you?
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@qwins5200 Cool! Show us the evidence? We will wait...
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Jacob Smith Where on earth did you get that logic? What is the connector you're making in your head between Russian collusion and 10 laid out counts of obstruction of Congress about finding evidence for Russian collusion in the 2016 election and the absolute lack of any kind of substantial evidence for either voter fraud or the attempt to cover up voter fraud in the 2020 election on Joe Biden's behalf?
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Jacob Smith so, you were either so bias that it is made you blindly hypocritical... Or you're intentionally spreading lies about the future president and ignoring the actions of the current president because it's the only way you think you have a good argument.
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@qwins5200 And if so... Why would you make claims you can not back up?
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@qwins5200 But to be clear... You don't have proof of your claims then? 🤣
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@qwins5200 So... What you have are excuses as to who you can not present any evidence to back up your claims, while you simultaneously hang your hat on a fictional illness, the right came up with when they ran out of excuses for Donald Trump's Behavior about two weeks after he took office. Yeah, you "totally know" what reality and truth is.
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@Hadassa Esther Dude... If you are going to be so tragically mis informed about President Elect Biden, his family and their history, the least you can do is get the bills details correct. 🤣 "The bill provides for the detailing of legislative branch employees on a reimbursable basis to office staffs designated by the President-elect or Vice President-elect with the consent of the supervising Member of Congress. The bill extends support provided by the General Services Administration (GSA) to the President- and Vice President-elect for up to 60 days after the inauguration. By September 1 of a year during which a presidential election occurs, the GSA shall enter into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with each eligible candidate, which shall include the conditions for administrative support services and facilities. To the maximum extent practicable, an MOU shall be based on MOUs relating to previous presidential transitions. Each MOU shall include an agreement that the eligible candidate will implement and enforce an ethics plan to guide the conduct of the transition beginning on the date on which such candidate becomes President-elect. The plan shall be published on the GSA website. By September 15 of a year during which a presidential election occurs, each agency shall ensure that a succession plan is in place for each senior noncareer position in the agency." https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/394
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@scotp5592 @Scotp 1. Electorally, Trump was losing election night. 2. Trump had a partial lead in 3 swing states. All with less then 50% of the vote, per states, being counted. 3. Donald Trump actively discouraged his voters to vote by mail. 4. Long before Donald Trump even thought about running for president, it has been a practice in this country that Democrats vote early and Republicans vote on Election Day. In this election, with covid-19 and mail-in ballots to help contain the spread of the virus, more people voted by mail than ever. 5. In almost every state but two, you must count the day in ballots before you count the mail-in ballots. 6. No MSM declared Biden the winner until the third day. 7. Even in states that are historically red, Joe Biden surprisingly came really close to taking them from Donald Trump. Texas being a very good example. 8. Mail-in ballots are not a scheme. There is no evidence there was a scheme of mail-in ballot fraud. 9. In the past 20 years, or five presidential elections, the amount of proven mail-in ballot fraud in America as I reached out to about twenty-six votes a presidential election. 10. 5 States have done strictly mail-in ballots for the last 17 years with no mail-in ballot fraud. 11. Mail-in ballots have been widely prevalent in every election since the beginning of World War I. 12. Thus far, in this election, every claim of mail-in ballot fraud has been unsubstantiated. 13. The mainstream media is merely reporting the news. Which is that Donald Trump both lost the Electoral College and the popular vote by quite a bit. 31 out of the 33 lawsuits filed in different states have provided absolutely no proof of voter fraud whatsoever and have been summarily dismissed by 31 different judges. Which also means they're not going to a supreme court because they weren't found enough to have evidence to go to a trial phase. 14. And, of course, Donald Trump, a notorious liar, would claim that if he did not win the election then it was rigged. That doesn't actually make it true. 15. Every president who won the election, has gone through a period of being president elect. Pretending that position doesn't exist, also doesn't make it go away. And finally, you have proven nothing. Try again
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@scotp5592 are you unaware of what you said?
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DISASTER CLIPS all your spam is being reported. Say goodbye to your account
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@scotp5592 Are you saying there are things you have claimed that you can't prove?
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@scotp5592 All generally... But the first one in particular.
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@scotp5592 Prove it?
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@scotp5592 As soon as you can prove that is true and give us a little more context, of course?
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@brasstacks1696 Prove it?
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@Tony-md7dk That is kind of a moot point now, isn't it? Considering that you guys lost.... 🤣
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@stephenbermingham6554 And what is the evidence that you base this claim on?
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@frankk8775 I enjoy people like you. I truly do. You would be a person to not allow political differences, no matter how starkly different, divide this country. We need more people like you. It's a very honorable thing you do. I appreciate it.
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@frankk8775 And you happen to be talking to one of the few that can completely handle that. I live in the land of the deep red. Surrounded by Reps and Trump Supporters, as far as the eye can see.... Including my own family. I literally live that friendship things... Every single day. That is actually how I knew election wasn't going to go Trump's way. Or I have a very strong feeling, at least. In 2016, there wasn't one person I knew that I wasn't going to vote for Donald Trump. In 2019, there wasn't one person I knew that was going to vote for Donald Trump. It was such a stark difference... I just felt it.... Then I saw how close Biden came to winning a state like Texas. Enduring a good hunk of the first wave, Louisiana literally had the highest infection rate in the world. Going to hit a lot harder here than in most places in the country. And a lot of people saw Trump not doing his job to help them.... To lead us through it. I think that did it for a lot of them.
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Tina Guilford Yes ma'am! 😉💙🇺🇸✌ 👊
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Tina Guilford it's always been much easier for people like that, to villainize you guys, then it is for them to hear. Because if they hear you, they have to do something about it. It's just people being lazy. It's apathy and selfishness.
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@Hadassa Esther Dude... If you are going to be so tragically mis informed about President Elect Biden, his family and their history, the least you can do is get the bills details correct. 🤣 "The bill provides for the detailing of legislative branch employees on a reimbursable basis to office staffs designated by the President-elect or Vice President-elect with the consent of the supervising Member of Congress. The bill extends support provided by the General Services Administration (GSA) to the President- and Vice President-elect for up to 60 days after the inauguration. By September 1 of a year during which a presidential election occurs, the GSA shall enter into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with each eligible candidate, which shall include the conditions for administrative support services and facilities. To the maximum extent practicable, an MOU shall be based on MOUs relating to previous presidential transitions. Each MOU shall include an agreement that the eligible candidate will implement and enforce an ethics plan to guide the conduct of the transition beginning on the date on which such candidate becomes President-elect. The plan shall be published on the GSA website. By September 15 of a year during which a presidential election occurs, each agency shall ensure that a succession plan is in place for each senior noncareer position in the agency." https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/394
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@frankk8775 I don't think you realize you are either making things up or repeating somebody else making things up... But I'm afraid... My point will stand, either way. Would you not agree that believing and being able to prove something are 2 different things?
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@frankk8775 if any of what you were saying were actually true, you wouldn't have to be giving it the caveat of, the truth will come out. It would already be here. You would be able to give me the evidence of all of this. If you don't have it, it means you're making things up. Thanks for playing though! 😁💙🇺🇸✌
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He clearly needs them in his life! 🤣
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Guys, it's fixing to be Christmas... How about we let does Trump troll keep his delusions for just a little longer! 🤣
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It "will" come out? That's future tense. You mean it hasn't yet? Then why are you claiming there is evidence if you don't know there is, stupid? 🤣
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