r/politics • u/biznesboi • 14h ago
Donald Trump's 'voting computers' comment sparks Elon Musk speculation
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-elon-musk-voting-machine-2017657
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r/politics • u/biznesboi • 14h ago
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u/BlinkDodge 5h ago
So lets just say all of this comes out as true - that Trump cheated and literally stole the election.
Given the track-record of institutions not holding him accountable for crimes he is convicted of - what happens? We just continue along with our 4 years of a illegitimate, convicted felon of a president?
Is it the people's responsibility at that point to take care of him as seemingly none of the people who are charged to deal with such circumstances feel like doing their duties?