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60 Percent Of Americans Will Have An Election Denier On The Ballot This Fall (1 Viewer)
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GordonGekko
Footballguy
I do NOT accept the results for both the 2016/2020 general elections for POTUS. I do NOT view either one of Donald Trump/Joe Biden as "legitimate Presidents" for those respective cycles.
My reasons are far different from the common mainstream narratives.
If ir comes from conservatives, it is offensive.
squistion
Footballguy
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
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"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I don't think "not my president" = Trump didn't win the election either.
How about calling him illegitimate and says he knows he stole the election?
Hillary Clinton: Trump is an ‘illegitimate president’
Hillary Clinton dismissed President Trump as an “illegitimate president” and suggested that “he knows” that he stole the 2016 presidential election in a CBS News interview to be aired Sunday.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
Ramblin Wreck
Footballguy
That's literally what it means. Libs are such hypocritesThey were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
squistion
Footballguy
They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
squistion
Footballguy
Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
Uhm, no. That's YOU thinking that means something else to try and prove your incorrect assumption.
It literally means they are denying the election. They are LITERALLY denying the election by saying that.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
Uhm, no. That's you making stuff up again to, well, DENY what it really means. I feel like a rip in the space-time continuum just happened with your denial.Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
Ramblin Wreck
Footballguy
Sounds like Republicans that don't accept Biden. Either both are election deniers or neither are.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
squistion
Footballguy
No they are not literally denying the election.
They are saying he is not my president because he doesn't stand for what I believe in, not that they didn't accept the results. Look up what people were saying at these rallies, it wasn't that the election results weren't legitimate.
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Fair enough.
dkp993
Footballguy
Not a hill I’m going to die on but as I remember it the “not my president“ during Trumps term was mostly in regards to finding him terrible not in regards to the election. At least that’s how I remember interpreting it. Not that that makes it any better or worse, it’s just how I remember it.Uhm, no. That's you making stuff up again to, well, DENY what it really means. I feel like a rip in the space-time continuum just happened with your denial.Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
I will also add I‘m not in favor of it regardless of the meaning.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
No they are not literally denying the election.
They are saying he is not my president because he doesn't stand for what I believe in, not that they didn't accept the results. Look up what people were saying at these rallies, it wasn't that the election results weren't legitimate.
They literally are. There is only one POTUS. Which other POTUS did they NOT deny was the POTUS?
No matter how hard you try, you ain't going to be able to change that they denied the election. That is LITERALLY what that means.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
Not a hill I’m going to die on but as I remember it the “not my president“ during Trumps term was mostly in regards to finding him terrible not in regards to the election. At least that’s how I remember interpreting it. Not that that makes it any better or worse, it’s just how I remember it.Uhm, no. That's you making stuff up again to, well, DENY what it really means. I feel like a rip in the space-time continuum just happened with your denial.Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
I will also add I‘m not in favor of it regardless of the meaning.
So, just to be clear, if I walked around and said, "Not My Gravity" and applied yours and Squiz's reasoning it would mean I wasn't denying gravity at all. I mean, that's absurd.
squistion
Footballguy
Not a hill I’m going to die on but as I remember it the “not my president“ during Trumps term was mostly in regards to finding him terrible not in regards to the election. At least that’s how I remember interpreting it. Not that that makes it any better or worse, it’s just how I remember it.Uhm, no. That's you making stuff up again to, well, DENY what it really means. I feel like a rip in the space-time continuum just happened with your denial.Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
I will also add I‘m not in favor of it regardless of the meaning.
Exactly. Just what I've been saying.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
Not a hill I’m going to die on but as I remember it the “not my president“ during Trumps term was mostly in regards to finding him terrible not in regards to the election. At least that’s how I remember interpreting it. Not that that makes it any better or worse, it’s just how I remember it.Uhm, no. That's you making stuff up again to, well, DENY what it really means. I feel like a rip in the space-time continuum just happened with your denial.Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
I will also add I‘m not in favor of it regardless of the meaning.
Exactly. Just what I've been saying.
Uhm, no. It clearly doesn't make sense. Replace "President" with "Gravity" and see how that sounds.
There is no way if someone was walking around saying, "Not My Gravity" you wouldn't be in here claiming they're denying gravity.
I hope you have a good chiropractor with that pretzel logic.
But if a rock fell on your head, would you accept it?Not a hill I’m going to die on but as I remember it the “not my president“ during Trumps term was mostly in regards to finding him terrible not in regards to the election. At least that’s how I remember interpreting it. Not that that makes it any better or worse, it’s just how I remember it.Uhm, no. That's you making stuff up again to, well, DENY what it really means. I feel like a rip in the space-time continuum just happened with your denial.Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
I will also add I‘m not in favor of it regardless of the meaning.
So, just to be clear, if I walked around and said, "Not My Gravity" and applied yours and Squiz's reasoning it would mean I wasn't denying gravity at all. I mean, that's absurd.
dkp993
Footballguy
I’m not gonna go 10 rounds on this cause I really don’t care. But again, as I took it, the people saying it were saying he didn’t represent them and their values. But that’s how I took it. They could have been saying what you claim and I misinterpreted. Don’t know. Was just giving my .02$.Not a hill I’m going to die on but as I remember it the “not my president“ during Trumps term was mostly in regards to finding him terrible not in regards to the election. At least that’s how I remember interpreting it. Not that that makes it any better or worse, it’s just how I remember it.Uhm, no. That's you making stuff up again to, well, DENY what it really means. I feel like a rip in the space-time continuum just happened with your denial.Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
I will also add I‘m not in favor of it regardless of the meaning.
So, just to be clear, if I walked around and said, "Not My Gravity" and applied yours and Squiz's reasoning it would mean I wasn't denying gravity at all. I mean, that's absurd.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
But if a rock fell on your head, would you accept it?Not a hill I’m going to die on but as I remember it the “not my president“ during Trumps term was mostly in regards to finding him terrible not in regards to the election. At least that’s how I remember interpreting it. Not that that makes it any better or worse, it’s just how I remember it.Uhm, no. That's you making stuff up again to, well, DENY what it really means. I feel like a rip in the space-time continuum just happened with your denial.Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
I will also add I‘m not in favor of it regardless of the meaning.
So, just to be clear, if I walked around and said, "Not My Gravity" and applied yours and Squiz's reasoning it would mean I wasn't denying gravity at all. I mean, that's absurd.
That's irrelevant to the convo we're having. I get what your saying, but that's not what we're debating.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
I’m not gonna go 10 rounds on this cause I really don’t care. But again, as I took it, the people saying it were saying he didn’t represent them and their values. But that’s how I took it. They could have been saying what you claim and I misinterpreted. Don’t know. Was just giving my .02$.Not a hill I’m going to die on but as I remember it the “not my president“ during Trumps term was mostly in regards to finding him terrible not in regards to the election. At least that’s how I remember interpreting it. Not that that makes it any better or worse, it’s just how I remember it.Uhm, no. That's you making stuff up again to, well, DENY what it really means. I feel like a rip in the space-time continuum just happened with your denial.Not if they're walking around saying, "Not My President". That is them LITERALLY denying the election.But most everyone did accept the results.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
And I think a lot of people have selective memory and don't realize just how many on the left were saying that.
Not they were not denying the election if you take what they were saying in context, which explained what they meant.
I will also add I‘m not in favor of it regardless of the meaning.
So, just to be clear, if I walked around and said, "Not My Gravity" and applied yours and Squiz's reasoning it would mean I wasn't denying gravity at all. I mean, that's absurd.
Thanks for your two cents. Appreciate it.
dkp993
Footballguy
Hold on to it. It will be worth .04$ before you know it.
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I guess I took it more like he won, but was such an embarrassment that people were basically saying that he doesn't represent them and they don't respect it. Not that they don't believe he won the election.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
Eta: I see dk said the same thing.
the moops
Footballguy
I guess maybe I should have tagged you too.
@Ramblin Wreck Do you accept the results of the 2020 election and do you view Biden as your legitimate president?
Please try and answer without a reference to the Clintons
Ramblin Wreck
Footballguy
Told you before don't tell me how to answer and I have no desire to interact with your style.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
Of course you're going to say that. Because admitting that they were denying election goes against the narrative and you can't have that.I guess I took it more like he won, but was such an embarrassment that people were basically saying that he doesn't represent them and they don't respect it. Not that they don't believe he won the election.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
Eta: I see dk said the same thing.
NorvilleBarnes
Footballguy
No and No.
quick-hands
Footballguy
so.....biden isn't my president?They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I acknowledged Jon's link. I was wrong, and there was more of that going on than I thought.Of course you're going to say that. Because admitting that they were denying election goes against the narrative and you can't have that.I guess I took it more like he won, but was such an embarrassment that people were basically saying that he doesn't represent them and they don't respect it. Not that they don't believe he won the election.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
Eta: I see dk said the same thing.
Just relaying my interpretation of it, in the context I usually heard it, and obviously I wasn't the only one.
quick-hands
Footballguy
do if you didn't vote for president Washington he wasn't you president?
No they are not literally denying the election.
They are saying he is not my president because he doesn't stand for what I believe in, not that they didn't accept the results. Look up what people were saying at these rallies, it wasn't that the election results weren't legitimate.
you do strike me as a crown loyalist.
squistion
Footballguy
so.....biden isn't my president?They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
If you didn't vote for him and he doesn't reflect your views, then, no, he is not YOUR president, even if you believe that he was legitimately elected.
quick-hands
Footballguy
good on you for admitting your bubble.I acknowledged Jon's link. I was wrong, and there was more of that going on than I thought.Of course you're going to say that. Because admitting that they were denying election goes against the narrative and you can't have that.I guess I took it more like he won, but was such an embarrassment that people were basically saying that he doesn't represent them and they don't respect it. Not that they don't believe he won the election.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
Eta: I see dk said the same thing.
Just relaying my interpretation of it, in the context I usually heard it, and obviously I wasn't the only one.
Maher was on Dave rubin and got shocked by how much trump/Hillary denial there was.
the moops
Footballguy
My style of asking a simple yes or no question. Such a crazy style!
quick-hands
Footballguy
this is a moronic view and I'm stupider for reading it. but it explains you.so.....biden isn't my president?They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
If you didn't vote for him and he doesn't reflect your views, then, no, he is not YOUR president, even if you believe that he was legitimately elected.
squistion
Footballguy
do if you didn't vote for president Washington he wasn't you president?
No they are not literally denying the election.
They are saying he is not my president because he doesn't stand for what I believe in, not that they didn't accept the results. Look up what people were saying at these rallies, it wasn't that the election results weren't legitimate.
you do strike me as a crown loyalist.
People could cast votes for George Washington in those days? What was the vote count, please refresh my memory...
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I admit my bubble all the time. I am purposely isolated from a bit of this on both sides, and I am often surprised by the number of crazies out there and the examples people link.good on you for admitting your bubble.I acknowledged Jon's link. I was wrong, and there was more of that going on than I thought.Of course you're going to say that. Because admitting that they were denying election goes against the narrative and you can't have that.I guess I took it more like he won, but was such an embarrassment that people were basically saying that he doesn't represent them and they don't respect it. Not that they don't believe he won the election.They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
Eta: I see dk said the same thing.
Just relaying my interpretation of it, in the context I usually heard it, and obviously I wasn't the only one.
Maher was on Dave rubin and got shocked by how much trump/Hillary denial there was.
It's endlessly disappointing when many of these links are from top politicians.
quick-hands
Footballguy
do if you didn't vote for president Washington he wasn't you president?
No they are not literally denying the election.
They are saying he is not my president because he doesn't stand for what I believe in, not that they didn't accept the results. Look up what people were saying at these rallies, it wasn't that the election results weren't legitimate.
you do strike me as a crown loyalist.
People could cast votes for George Washington in those days? What was the vote count, please refresh my memory...
First U.S. presidential election | January 7, 1789 | HISTORY
America’s first presidential election is held. Voters cast ballots to choose state electors; only white men who owned property were allowed to vote. As expected, George Washington won the election and was sworn into office on April 30, 1789.
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quick-hands
Footballguy
yes squistion ye3 narry so smahtdo if you didn't vote for president Washington he wasn't you president?
No they are not literally denying the election.
They are saying he is not my president because he doesn't stand for what I believe in, not that they didn't accept the results. Look up what people were saying at these rallies, it wasn't that the election results weren't legitimate.
you do strike me as a crown loyalist.
People could cast votes for George Washington in those days? What was the vote count, please refresh my memory...First U.S. presidential election | January 7, 1789 | HISTORY
America’s first presidential election is held. Voters cast ballots to choose state electors; only white men who owned property were allowed to vote. As expected, George Washington won the election and was sworn into office on April 30, 1789.
BladeRunner
Footballguy
That is the most messed up pretzel logic I've seen since, well, the last time you posted. It's amazing the contortions you put yourself thru to deny things.so.....biden isn't my president?They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
If you didn't vote for him and he doesn't reflect your views, then, no, he is not YOUR president, even if you believe that he was legitimately elected.
squistion
Footballguy
this is a moronic view and I'm stupider for reading it. but it explains you.so.....biden isn't my president?They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
If you didn't vote for him and he doesn't reflect your views, then, no, he is not YOUR president, even if you believe that he was legitimately elected.
A moronic view? Geez...that is uncalled for and incredibly insulting
quick-hands
Footballguy
sorry but the president is OUR president.this is a moronic view and I'm stupider for reading it. but it explains you.so.....biden isn't my president?They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
If you didn't vote for him and he doesn't reflect your views, then, no, he is not YOUR president, even if you believe that he was legitimately elected.
A moronic view? Geez...that is uncalled for and incredibly insulting
sorry you are insulted but....hey....straighten your backbone.
squistion
Footballguy
sorry but the president is OUR president.this is a moronic view and I'm stupider for reading it. but it explains you.so.....biden isn't my president?They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
If you didn't vote for him and he doesn't reflect your views, then, no, he is not YOUR president, even if you believe that he was legitimately elected.
A moronic view? Geez...that is uncalled for and incredibly insulting
sorry you are insulted but....hey....straighten your backbone.
You called me a moron and I am supposed to accept that.
SMH at what this board has become and what is allowed.
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BladeRunner
Footballguy
I agree. People that try and twist the meanings of words and redefine them one day to ACCUSE Republicans and then another way to EXCUSE Democrats is terrible. We shouldn't allow people to try and redefine the meaning of words based on their close-minded, partisan view.sorry but the president is OUR president.this is a moronic view and I'm stupider for reading it. but it explains you.so.....biden isn't my president?They were just denying reality.
They were not denying the elections results or claiming they were fraudulent.
Not My Presidents Day - Wikipedia
"Not My Presidents Day" (sometimes "Not My President's Day", or "Not My Presidents' Day") was a series of rallies against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, held on Washington's Birthday (an American federal holiday also known as Presidents' Day) [...-
The marches were mostly coordinated through Facebook. Organizers of the protest stated that although Trump was the president, they wanted to show that he did not represent their values.[
Personally, I would say "Not My President" means they personally did not accept the results. It's a protest against the election, albeit personal protest.
No they said they accepted the results but they didn't vote for him nor did he reflect their view.
If you didn't vote for him and he doesn't reflect your views, then, no, he is not YOUR president, even if you believe that he was legitimately elected.
A moronic view? Geez...that is uncalled for and incredibly insulting
sorry you are insulted but....hey....straighten your backbone.
You called me a moron and I am supposed to accept that.
SMH at what this board had become and what is allowed.
the moops
Footballguy
OK, then you are the election denier we are talking about.
Philo Beddoe
Footballguy
It’s almost like the thread Joe started doesn’t exist and we don’t have 22 year history of the left calling elections illegitimate.
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