Delay the US election

[BlasterBates]

1 - He can't delay it. The Constitution says he can't.
2 - If, for any reason, it is delayed, he ceases to be President on 20th Jan 2021 regardless. The new (acting) President will be the Speaker, which is currently Nancy Pelosi. Pick the bones out of that, Trumpy...

He wants to get rid of the postal vote, but I don't think it would make any difference even if he could.

[scooterscot]

What if he ignores a losing result? And claims fake result?

[darmstadt]

What if he ignores a losing result? And claims fake result?

Well that's a taken for already, the more important thing is what happens once he has done this?

[Mordac]

What if he ignores a losing result? And claims fake result?

More of a 'when' than an 'if', surely?

[AtW]

He wants to get rid of the postal vote, but I don't think it would make any difference even if he could.

It would make the difference - supress Republican vote because historically they did better job at it than Democrats

He obviously knows he can't do it, or maybe he is too dumb to comprehend it - either way he is just looking for something to blame for his own failures, what a fooking loser.

[BlasterBates]

He's obviously going to sit and sulk in the White House if he loses; there will clearly be no congratulatory phone call. The legal process will be entertaining.

Good stuff

[AtW]

He and his family needs extensive pardons before he leaves office - and I doubt blanket pardon (for any crimes ever done or done in the future (by continueing to evade taxes) would stand legal scrutiny, even if Pence does it in the first place - that might doom his career which he certainly cares about a lot.

And then there are usually state crimes that mirror federal crimes but can't be pardoned.

[darmstadt]

He and his family needs extensive pardons before he leaves office - and I doubt blanket pardon (for any crimes ever done or done in the future (by continueing to evade taxes) would stand legal scrutiny, even if Pence does it in the first place - that might doom his career which he certainly cares about a lot.

And then there are usually state crimes that mirror federal crimes but can't be pardoned.

Exclusive: Trump's 3,500 lawsuits unprecedented for a presidential nominee

As of today, July 10th 2017, Trump is involved in about 4,050 lawsuits. Of these 1929 cases were filed against him, the rest were filed by him.

[AtW]

He’ll set new record after he loses his immunity and free lawyers from DOJ + GOP funded defense

[Peoplesoft bloke]

I wonder if there might be a flood of claims from the women who he grabbed by the pussy as he so charmingly put it?