We wouldn't have to worry about war and death all the time if people stopped voting guys like Trump into office.

Sorry, haha.  My point wasn't to be redundant, I just wanted to elaborate on why I think it's unfair to say Democrats aren't prioritizing election reform.  Short answer is that they are, but they don't have the majority so it doesn't matter.

The guy who didnt start a war or add to any? Hmmm...

He killed 200k people in a pandemic, started a race war, started multiple trade wars, destabilized the middle east by walking out on the Iran nuclear deal, fucked  world health by leaving WHO, fucked the climate by quitting the Paris Climate agreement and just recently tried to kill democracy.

So yeah, he kinda is an agent of war and death.

Now it's your turn again to cherry pick 1 thing out of the 1000 terrible things he did that you don't agree with.

Philadelphia official says it could take several days to count remaining 40,000 ballots

The ballots fall in three categories, "those that require review, provisionals, US military overseas ballots," Deeley said.

And that's just Philly.

I'm sure it's already been said, but I've seen a number of posts criticizing the amount of time it is taking to tabulate all the results, so I figured it was still worth reiterating:

States have no responsibility to count the votes on election day or immediately after. The reason states do this is because 1) we are impatient and want to know the result as soon as possible and 2) provide extra time to account for recounts or legal contests that can slow down the certification process. But every state has its own laws for counting votes and each state has its own certification deadline (anywhere from late November to early December).

The only REAL deadline is that the states must send the elector's votes to Congress by December 14, but technically those elector votes don't get "counted" (legally) by Congress until January. Even if we already know how the electors voted weeks prior.

States operate at different speeds because they have laws and procedures to follow depending on the state. For example, Pennsylvania could not start counting early and mail-in ballots until election day. North Carolina won't resume counting until after the mail-in ballot deadline of November 12th. Most states allow mail in ballots to come in after the election day as long as they were postmarked on or before election day, so states are still receiving ballots. Military and people overseas are generally even given looser deadlines for sending ballots. Provisional ballots are almost always counted last and require triple checking to confirm the person was eligible to vote and had not double voted.

This is a very lengthy process and should be conducted carefully. Rushing the result is just gonna lead to more mistakes, which causes credible doubt in the outcome. Personally I would prefer if there were stricter federal guidelines on how voting and tabulation should occur, but many view this as one of the most important aspects of state autonomy.

Anyway, this has been ya'lls civics lesson.

I cant outcrazy that rant. You win.

Isnt that pretty much how the western world works these days? People are dying all over the world and we are focused on yelling at celebrities who said something mean on Twitter 10 years ago. 

Europe will keep mocking the US and take their money. No rebuilding needed. We welcome you with open arms as we have done since forever. Who else are we gonna turn to? Russia...lol