BREAKING - THE NUMBERS ARE IN: How does he intend to win?

Twitter ^ | 07/17/2023 | Simon Ateba

[DFG]

President @JoeBiden spending virtually no money for his re-election campaign. In the second quarter of this year, according to fresh data, his campaign had only four people on the payroll, spent less than $1,500 on travel, accommodations, and airfare. In all, Biden’s campaign spent $1.1 million in the second quarter of this year. His former boss @BarackObama spent more than $11 million in the second quarter of 2011 when he was running for re-election, and he barely won re-election. So the question is, how does Biden intend to win?

[Col Frank Slade]

Cheat.

[Tell It Right]

Depending on more vote fraud. The Dims see no reason it’ll fail this time.

[C210N]

We don’t really need to ask how. We know.

[Red Badger]

He expects 81 gazillion people to vote for him.
Twice.....................

[nitzy]

This reminds me of how much money Kim Jong Un and Vlad Putin spend on their re-election campaigns.

Something tells me ole Joe will be just fine.

[workerbee]

He doesn’t intend to win, he intends to be installed.

Just like last time.

[Scott from the Left Coast]

How much does it cost to have machines flip votes?

[Rio]

He’ll wait as long as possible and then drop out for health reasons. Hanging in there to delay the lame duck effect.

[mykroar]

Fraud, just like the first time.

[wally_bert]

Every particle in all of time and space will vote for him next time.

[Gary from Dayton]

By prosecuting his opponent.

[AnthonySoprano]

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He plans to Win

From the Basement with the DoJ

Plus 76 other agencies

[euram]

Biden openly bragged about setting up “the biggest voter fraud operation in history”, so, there’s your answer. He allows the media to campaign for him and his willing minions out in the hinterland to flood the polls with fake ballots. Just a repeat of 2020.

[liberalh8ter]

“We have put together, I think, the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics,” - Joe Biden

[central_va]

If BiteMe runs in ‘24 ( if he makes it that long ) then theory on whether or not a ham sandwich can be elected to public office will be put to the test.

[silent_jonny]

1) Biden's not in charge of that money.

2) Those who are in charge of the money won't waste it on Biden.

[DiogenesLamp]

BREAKING - THE NUMBERS ARE IN: How does he intend to win?

Same way he "won" last time. Corrupt elections in the swing states.

[fhayek]

How much does it cost to have machines flip votes?

That does cost a lot of money, but it no doubt is an expenditure made much closer to election day. After all, you don't want to have the bribes hanging out there for a year and a half. It is possible that some 'journalist' would get a whiff of it and actually be curious about it.

[Red Badger]

Even particles in other Universes...............