How will Trump leave the White House?

[Natsuu]

It's just the collateral of cancelling those projects which is pretty much not necessary and waste of the budget.

The opposition of local communities due to the spillage of oils from the pipeline is enough to stop the project.

Is the proposed Keystone pipeline the first oil pipeline that would run through the mainland United States? If that was the case, then I would have supported your views. There are a total of 4 million km of oil/gas pipelines in the United States. What makes this pipeline any different from any of them? Well.. the only difference is that if the pipeline is commissioned, then it may cause a drop in the crude oil prices and that will have a negative impact on countries such as Saudi Arabia and Russia. Biden will do his best to keep oil prices above $100 per barrel level. The next step will be a blanket ban on shale oil.

Yes there are currently existing pipelines right now, and we can't pretty much do anything about it, even though it affects other local communities. But in this one, they have something to say as they can stop this. We should now hear their voice, as the previous obviously didn't hear them.

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[Cnut237]

Assuming the Biden win becomes official, how will Trump leave the White House? Appreciate there are various definitions of 'official', and that we still have some time before moving day...

I was in the 5% what's my prize?! even if apparently trump is a danger with his lack of vocabulary he cant be that stupid as to want to start some kind of last stand power grab  plus with no twitter, anyone would be sad.

Sorry, but you weren't in the 80% who correctly predicted (below) that he'd be removed by legal ruling. I know some people are claiming that he remained in office until January and then left voluntarily, but I'm afraid this is all fake news. There was actually some legal thing in November probably or whenever I invented the story and that's when he got removed - I'd back this up with evidence, but unfortunately I had the evidence stored in my Twitter account and I've now been banned from the platform.

Well, the results are in:



I had to remove some of the votes for the second option, because they were fraudulent.
Also I received a lot of late postal ballots for the third option. I didn't check the postmark, and counted them all anyway.

By a weird coincidence, my preferred choice is the winning option.

OP's decision is final. Margin of victory is sufficiently large that there will be no possibility of a recount.
I'll leave the poll unlocked, because now that I've achieved victory I have zero interest in the democratic process.

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@squatz1 @suchmoon

Trump blew the deficient, but the only silver lining is the economic growth. You can raise taxes, cut spending, or grow the economy to counteract the debt. Raising taxes can kill jobs so not the best approach, and Trump obviously didn't cut spending, but he did grow the economy at a reasonable rate.

No. The argument from the right wing is that tax cuts pay for themselves. So the deficit should have gone down. What Trump has proven beyond any doubt is that this argument we've been hearing since Reagan is total BS. And that the GOP isn't the party of fiscal responsibility, not even close.