While world leaders met on Saturday to discuss preparation efforts to contain and alleviate the coronavirus pandemic in the next few months, President Donald Trump appeared to be golfing.

CNN reported that leaders from Germany, France, South Korea, and Argentina were scheduled to participate in the event. But noticeably absent was Trump, the leader of the country making up the largest share of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths in the world.

President-elect Joe Biden can finally, formally begin his transition to power, after the General Services Administration on Monday officially ascertained the Democrat's victory over President Trump.

The news came shortly after Trump, who has still yet to concede in the White House race, tweeted that he was recommending the GSA and others in his administration begin "initial protocols" to kickstart the formal transfer of presidential power.

side wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:55 pm

SternAAlbifrons wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 8:11 am You just wait, Nemo
Commies and Marxists and affordable health care and baby eaters too.

Mark my words on Jan 21

I'll humor you then:

1) Please explain what you mean by Commies and Marxists and in particular, how you see early- to mid 20th century proponents of a failed economic and political experiment affecting 2021 US politics, be specific in terms of outlining clear marxist policies that are about to come into play. While we're here, explain why you're afraid of everything. How do you sleep at night?
2) What's wrong with having affordable health care? Are you against healthy people? Do you frown upon children having broken legs fixed right? Curious.
3) Baby eaters? Ok go on, it's not like the world isn't waiting with baited breath for more conspiracy theories, so go and give birth to another one right here on this dirty little forum.

US Supreme Court rejects Texas lawsuit aimed at overturning Donald Trump's election losses in key states
The suit, which had been seen as audacious and barely legally sound, challenged Joe Biden's victories in Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.