If he's ordering troops around via his hand-picked generals, how far can he go?

We've got a world of shit on our hands with this election. Be prepared for anything.

even the next day in the horrific chance he wins. It’s 75 days or something like that between Election Day and Inauguration Day. Unless he’s planning on moving in that night….which frankly wouldn’t surprise me.

Sounds like he’s calling on Governor's, dying to outdo each other, to act up even just one as a show of force. It will be televised.

And how do I join?

And djt held the throne until January 21, 2021.

This time around Biden holds the Office of the US Presidency until January 21, 2025.

Thanks to the USSC - Biden now has powers of immunity to circumvent any criminality to assure the smooth transition of presidential authority to the rightful winner of that office.

Hopefully Biden will not be shy to use his powers as president to achieve continuity of government to the rightful winner of the 2024 election.

If Biden has any indication djt lost the election,... Biden will move heaven and earth to see Kamala Harris is seated as president.

In 2020 djt had the power to stop or gum up the peaceful transition of office. In 2024 that power is in Biden's hands - if he has the will to use it.

Biden is a stalwart defender of America Democracy and he finds djt's antics revolting, repugnant, and abhorrent. I do not see Biden allowing djt's pulling any fast ones or stealing the Oval Office this coming election.

Scenario #1: states refusing to certify results cannot “throw the election to the house”; if a state doesn’t send a slate of electors (which is unconstitutional), the total number of duly appointed electors is reduced , which in turn reduces the number needed to win the presidency to below 270 . If red states refuse to certify, this would work in Harris’ favor.

For more information on this, and the Electoral Count Reform Act (which no pundit is talking about, but will almost certainly be invoked and tested this year) which governs this and other issues, read this thread:

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219556936

Scenario #2: SCOTUS cannot simply “install” Trump; once congress convenes in a joint session on January 6, the court has no role or authority over that process due to the separation of powers, and congress will open and count the EV’s and certify the winner, who will be sworn in regardless of what the court says. For more information on how the ECRA has changed the January 6 process, see the link above.

Certainly, SCOTUS could get involved before January 6 and impact the outcome of close races in swing states, but the ECRA dictates the role of the courts in that case (see link for more info). Also, remember, this very same SCOTUS (minus KBJ) had 60 opportunities in 2020 where they could have used one of the flimsy cases presented by Trump’s nutty lawyers as a contrived pretext to “install” Trump, but (with the exception of Clarence’s dissent) they chose not to.

Scenario #3: is really the only realistic possibility, and a slim one since Harris has a far superior ground game compared to Trump.

Polling averages cannot be trusted because of manipulation by Red Wave pollsters, but IMO it’s been clear for some time that Harris will handily win the popular vote, but winning the EC will come down to very narrow margins in swing states.

...largely because the media has presented it as I did (a straight line between 2 points, with Republican electors "installing" Trump).

Thanks for the clarification.

Clue from "Wheel"