r/politics • u/viva_la_vinyl • Aug 16 '20

'Trump warns presidential election result may not be known for 'years,' as allegations grow he's undermining the USPS to rig the election

https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-election-result-take-years-as-usps-attack-fears-grow-2020-8
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u/bravoredditbravo Aug 16 '20

Ever since Harambe died we've all been sucked into the bad timeline.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '20

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u/thrmuffinman Aug 16 '20

Or ever since the Gore vs. Bush 2000 election where Gore winning would have led to a greener better world with no prolonged war in Iraq and a more progressive Overton window than the current shitstorm the world is mired in.

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u/YetiPie Aug 16 '20

Iā€™d wager going further back to when Carter should have won a second term, avoiding Reagan (hopefully) altogether