We are in the middle of a pandemic, yet no one, on both sides, had a problem with the mass gatherings that arose because of the election, nor were the eletions given an extra day of voting to give people more time and thus to avoid so much people in one place, to prevent further infections. Just saying.

Plus, if you see the live stream of the counting in some states, you can see that the people responsible for the counting is not respecting, for the most part, any of the recommended distance that should be kept, and all the usual precautions given. So this delay is surely not because of the pandemic. Mostly, anyways.

The election is not over. Let's wait until the end if the democrats dosen't pull a similar stunt.

And just out of curiosity: Asking to stop the votes, assuming you have a legitimate reason for it, is illegal in any way? Trully curious.

Leave the emotions out of this for a second, and analyse it with facts.

The conclusion you can make from this election is that the country is exactly split in half, and that most compaigns were not about facts, but rather about beating the oponent, because " he is going to destoy America, and we must fight for the soul of this country". Like most people have been saying, the most important task for whoever gets elected will be to heal the wounds of the US democracy, and that will take years, and will be a full time job.

Not only that, but even if Biden wins, it seems that the republicans will have majority on the Senate, blocking many of the projects that Biden would have (and hopefully keep in check most radical projects that the far left inside the democrats would want to pass), and the House seems to also be evenly split. That will make for a very weak government, because they will have to be constantly negotiating projects and anything the republicans don't remotely aprove, they will stop it from going foward.

So yeah, nobody wins in this scenario.

Yes, let's analyze it according to facts.

If Biden wins, he is president and Trump is not. 

Biden wins in this scenario. 

Yes, let's analyze it according to facts.

If Biden wins, he is president and Trump is not. 

Biden wins in this scenario. 

If Dems take the presidency and hold the House I'll celebrate. If they lose the House I'll at least be able to breathe with Trump out. If they lose both I may take up alcoholism.

"We are in the middle of a pandemic, yet no one, on both sides, had a problem with the mass gatherings that arose because of the election, nor were the eletions given an extra day of voting to give people more time and thus to avoid so much people in one place, to prevent further infections. Just saying."

Just saying... what? This has nothing to do with the fact that the votes are taking longer.

But beyond that they DID have several days of early voting in virtually every states.

You know what else they did to prevent gatherings? THEY LET PEOPLE MAIL IN THEIR VOTES.

"Plus, if you see the live stream of the counting in some states, you can see that the people responsible for the counting is not respecting, for the most part, any of the recommended distance that should be kept, and all the usual precautions given. So this delay is surely not because of the pandemic. Mostly, anyways."

Dude... what? It's taking longer cause there's tons of mailed in ballots and republicans have stopped them from being able to count them early. In states like Florida and Ohio where they could, it went quicker. 

And just out of curiosity: Asking to stop the votes, assuming you have a legitimate reason for it, is illegal in any way? Trully curious.

I don't think I at any point addressed the illegality. I said that it's undemocratic. It might not be if there was some kind of legitimate reason, but, none has been presented.

As for whether or not asking to stop the votes is illegal when there is no reason, probably not because there's no actual power to do it. It is antithetical to the foundation of democracy and destructive to our country.

If he actually could do it, that would literally be the end of American Democracy. It's not that Trump is not against Democracy, it's that we have strong enough institutions to prevent him from succeeding.