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Good start
There’s no permanent enemy in this world and now Ethiopia in the situation it’s; I can see a scenario where the incoming administration wanting to work with Eritrea to help them by supporting their boy Abiy.

Issu dumped Trump already?

Susan will be begging DIA for forgiveness. You can hate him but you got to respect him. He is undoing tplf in front of our eyes with out firing a single shot. This is legendary work for history To be recorded and be told to eri children... what is happening is the same comparison with 6y werar, Nadew, fenkil....Hamed dibe woyane but sweeter cuz demna deyfeseso awet...sweet
Amharu army freed badme from Tplf and handed it to its owner. If this magical work doesn’t impress you as a human... you are consumed by hate and that is not good for your heart.
Ethiopian planes bombing the army warehouses in Tigray filled with armaments bought to be used on Eritrea... best news of the century

Awash wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:37

Delusional kelbi adwa. Is she going to rescue your dying tplf what a simpleton

Awash wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:37

Issu dumped Trump already?

Afdegiu
That's not what this wedibat Eritrawi is saying.

Afdegiu wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:46

Susan will be begging DIA for forgiveness. You can hate him but you got to respect him. He is undoing tplf in front of our eyes with out firing a single shot. This is legendary work for history To be recorded and be told to eri children... what is happening is the same comparison with 6y werar, Nadew, fenkil....Hamed dibe woyane but sweeter cuz demna deyfeseso awet...sweet
Amharu army freed badme from Tplf and handed it to its owner. If this magical work doesn’t impress you as a human... you are consumed by hate and that is not good for your heart.
Ethiopian planes bombing the army warehouses in Tigray filled with armaments bought to be used on Eritrea... best news of the century

Awash wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:37

You were wrong for betting against Eritrea yesterday and you are wrong on the incoming US administration relations with Eritrea. Things have changed greatly on the ground since your liberal socialist democrats where in power last time. Americans are flexible politicians when it comes to their interest...
I hate to sound like the wannabe Issu cadres here who label everyone who opposes Issu as agame, but if you don’t celebrate the demise of tplf, freeing of badme, I am wondering if you are really wedebat eritrawi. You’ve to celebrate what’s good for Eritrea be it pro 0r against the government. This is not about Issu, but Eritrea’s future.

Awash wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:59

Afdegiu
That's not what this wedibat Eritrawi is saying.

Afdegiu wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:46

Susan will be begging DIA for forgiveness. You can hate him but you got to respect him. He is undoing tplf in front of our eyes with out firing a single shot. This is legendary work for history To be recorded and be told to eri children... what is happening is the same comparison with 6y werar, Nadew, fenkil....Hamed dibe woyane but sweeter cuz demna deyfeseso awet...sweet
Amharu army freed badme from Tplf and handed it to its owner. If this magical work doesn’t impress you as a human... you are consumed by hate and that is not good for your heart.
Ethiopian planes bombing the army warehouses in Tigray filled with armaments bought to be used on Eritrea... best news of the century

Awash wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:37

it's the same democrats, the same VP coming in as President. And he'll resume where he left off with human rights as top priority. Issu may have nine lives like a puszycat, but he's used up most of them by now.

Afdeyu wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 21:17

You were wrong for betting against Eritrea yesterday and you are wrong on the incoming US administration relations with Eritrea. Things have changed greatly on the ground since your liberal socialist democrats where in power last time. Americans are flexible politicians when it comes to their interest...
I hate to sound like the wannabe Issu cadres here who label everyone who opposes Issu as agame, but if you don’t celebrate the demise of tplf, freeing of badme, I am wondering if you are really wedebat eritrawi. You’ve to celebrate what’s good for Eritrea be it pro 0r against the government. This is not about Issu, but Eritrea’s future.

Awash wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:59

Afdegiu
That's not what this wedibat Eritrawi is saying.

Afdegiu wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:46

Susan will be begging DIA for forgiveness. You can hate him but you got to respect him. He is undoing tplf in front of our eyes with out firing a single shot. This is legendary work for history To be recorded and be told to eri children... what is happening is the same comparison with 6y werar, Nadew, fenkil....Hamed dibe woyane but sweeter cuz demna deyfeseso awet...sweet
Amharu army freed badme from Tplf and handed it to its owner. If this magical work doesn’t impress you as a human... you are consumed by hate and that is not good for your heart.
Ethiopian planes bombing the army warehouses in Tigray filled with armaments bought to be used on Eritrea... best news of the century

Awash wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020, 20:37

ELECTIONS
The media called the election for Joe Biden. Here’s what’s next | PolitiFact

States must finalize their results by Dec. 8. The electors meet in each state on Dec. 14, and their votes are counted on Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol. The president is sworn in Jan. 20.


People celebrate outside the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Saturday in Philadelphia after Democrat Joe Biden defeated President Donald Trump to become 46th president of the United States. [ REBECCA BLACKWELL | AP ]

By Louis Jacobson

https://www.tampabay.com/news/florida-p ... olitifact/

Published Yesterday

Major news networks and the Associated Press have declared Joe Biden the winner of the 2020 presidential election.

What now? Here’s what we know.

What does the media’s “call” of a winner actually mean?

The media’s “call” of Biden as the winner doesn’t hold force of law. It’s simply the best estimation by the networks' data-crunchers.

Specifically, media “decision desks” look at the votes that have been counted in the states and what remains to be counted. They announce a “call” whenever they think the trailing candidate has run out of ways to add enough votes to win.

The media’s call carries weight in public perceptions of who has won, and it can prompt a candidate to declare victory or the trailing candidate to concede, which can further shape perceptions. If there’s a switch in the party occupying the White House, the call could accelerate the transition process.

How long will it be until we know the official results?

Federal law allows states more than a month after the election to finalize the results. This year, that “safe harbor” date is Dec. 8. This leaves time for election officials to determine whether provisional ballots are valid. And in many states, overseas military ballots are given a grace period to arrive late.

By Dec. 8, if states have wrapped up the certification of their results, Congress pledges not to dispute the results. However, there’s some legal ambiguity there, legal experts say.

The trailing candidate can also play for time by requesting recounts (and paying for them if the margin isn’t close enough for an automatic, state-funded recount) or going to court to challenge the results in certain states. In fact, President Donald Trump’s campaign’s litigation offensive is already under way. https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/0 ... ion-434360

Over the next few weeks, these efforts — finalizing and certifying ballot counts, adjudicating any recounts, and battling in court — will play out.

How does the process of casting electoral votes work?

Once the state-by-state lineup of electors is settled, the most important date is Dec. 14, when those electors cast https://www.archives.gov/files/electora ... ochure.pdf their votes.

On that day, the electors sign and seal six certificates listing their votes for president and vice president. One certificate is sent to Congress, two are sent to the secretary of state in their state, two are sent to the National Archives, and one is sent to the court of the district in which the electors have assembled. (If these certificates are not received by Dec. 23, either the sitting vice president or the archivist of the U.S. “shall send a special messenger to the district judge” who must hand over his original copy in person. Failure to do so brings a $1,000 fine.)

What are “faithless” electors?

The number of electoral votes earned by each candidate could vary from what they seemed to have won if “faithless” electors decide to vote for someone other than their candidate. This has happened occasionally in small numbers in recent decades (and as recently as 2016, when two Texas electors didn’t vote for Donald Trump https://www.texastribune.org/2016/12/19 ... -texas-ca/ and a Hawaii elector and four Washington state electors didn’t vote for Hillary Clinton https://www.archives.gov/electoral-college/2016). But it has never been enough to shift the result.

This year, the Supreme Court https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/1 ... 5_i425.pdf allowed states greater leverage in requiring electors to cast their assigned votes.

Could electors be chosen on some other basis than the popular vote in a given state?

There are some exotic potential scenarios https://cookpolitical.com/analysis/nati ... just-scary that could change this process. Biden could win Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, or Pennsylvania, and the Republican-controlled legislature in one or more of those states could overrule its voters, presenting Congress with a slate of Trump electors. (Pennsylvania legislators have pledged not to take this route.)

If any state did this, the situation would have to be sorted out by Congress. But this would be a drastic move, and there’s no indication yet that this will happen.

When do the electoral results truly become official?

Congress officially counts the electoral votes in a joint session at 1 p.m. on Jan. 6.

The president of the Senate — a position held by the sitting vice president — presides. The electoral certificates are unsealed and counted by state in alphabetical order. Objections may be made in writing, and lawmakers need to sort out whether the objections are justified.

Ultimately, the vice president declares a winner. At this point, the election is officially decided and simply awaits the inauguration.

When is the inauguration?

At noon Jan. 20, the outgoing president’s term expires, and the winning candidate is sworn in on the West Front of the U.S. Capitol. And with that, the 2020 presidential election will finally be over.