Scorps, do you think that Donald will serve a second term starting in 28 days?
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Just for the record, the Justice System that you have a lack of trust for has been under the presidency of Donald Trump for the last nearly four years. Maybe he's the problem...
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You want assurance that it was legit according to who? Donald Trump?

Yes, the future of our republic and faith in democracy is at stake. Try to see it from the flip side to consider the risk involved in aggressively asserting the vote was rigged. What if this was not a fraudulent election but the idea of a "fraudulent election" is a narrative that was created for several purposes. I know that is not what you believe, but pretend there is a chance this is the reality, that the election result is the result. Do you see the damage that can be inflicted upon faith in our institution if merely the idea that our Federal Vote can be rigged is so widely believed?

Sweet Jesus.. good thing I have time to kill before I watch some football. First off, in my lifetime I have met many people who strongly dislke Jews. I used to work at a country club while in college where I observed conversations between the club leaders and important members all in agreement that Jews were the cause of all the world's problems. I realize this is only my observational report, but my other point is all of them were strongly Republican.

America's relationship with Isreal has been a difficult one. One one hand we appreciate the military intelligence they provide us and secretly endorse some of their rogue assassinations. On the other hand, they constantly drag us into their drama. One of the main problems is the small section of land that Paletinians and Israelis fight over. Unfortunately both sides have proven stubborn over the years so no lasting peace deal has ever been achieved. While Palestine, Hezbollah, and other monetary supporters of that cause have acted badly, Israel is not without blood on its hands. In the court of public perception it has sometimes lost because of over-aggressive retaliations that make Israel "appear" to be a bully.

Both parties in both the legislature and presidential roles have attempted to not rock the boat. There has not historically been a radical difference between the parties, however, Pew Research does indicate a divergence beginning in the early 2000s with Republicans beginning to sympathize wth Israel more and Democrats beginning to sympathize with Palestine more. I think this alone is a long analysis, my quick thoughts are that Republicans were more aligned behind Bush and his war on terror efforts including the "retaliation against Irag for 9/11" even though it was funded and masterminded by Saudis, supported by the Pakistani Intelligence Agency, and related Al Qaeda members were protected by the Taliban in Afghanistan. It is possible more Democrats felt misled about the Iraq war and questioned some of America's moves in the Middle East, while the Republican storyline remained that the Iraq war was one part of the war against Islamic Extremism.

As for Iran, the Obama administration attempted to negotiate a deal to prevent Iran from building Nuclear weapons. You can argue that this approach is not the best, but realistically it is a tough situation. After Trump withdrew from the deal Iran blatantly accelerated nuclear development. I don't know what he did to stop this. Also, to be clear money was not given to Iran, it was rewarded by having some of its frozen assets unfrozen, like removing a sancion. So money was not given to Iran to fund proxy initiatives. In any case we have a horrible double-standard when it applies to Saudi Arabia, who has also done horrible things, like 911 mentioned before. Trump sold a whole looott of weapons to Saudi Arabia.

How many ground wars have there been in this country ? What about domestic terrorist attacks? Who has carried those out? Going back to the Jewish argument, was the chant in Charlotsville not "Jews will not replace us." Am I wrong or do the strong majority of white power groups back Trump. These same groups usually also aren't into Jews.

I will stop using the word right if you stop saying left. How else are we to understand eachother. By the way, no, that is not how the sides have been classically defined. The left side would be the progressive side and the right side the conservative side. The difference between the ideologies is that conservatives tend to prefer upholding tradition through and through, where as progressives like to allow for adaptive shifts in their reaction to issues as the world evolves. Freedom is not a partisan issue as much as some people try to pretend it is.

As for this, you said "Since the one's that voted for were not trump picks " so I pointed out that the Trump picks voted with the majority. Though now I can't figure out why I made that comment about his 3 pics. Either I put it in wrong place, a comment was deleted, or I made an error bringing it up in response to no argument.

As for the rest of the stuff I primarily want to strongly refute your words "The left wants all Jews dead"