You're saying that he is implying that he is still president but that is reading into things the way you want them to mean. Maybr he's using piwer of suggestion to subliminally foster the idea.
Or maybe it's what it means at face value that no president wjo was already in charge during his first term ever got as many votes for reelection as he did, meaning more people were satisfied with his job than any other president, but that Statement itself doesn't mean Joe didn't get more votes.
We know Joe didn't legally get more votes, the sitting president vote total is one argument that leds credence to election theft, as Obama, G. W. Bush, Clinton, et al Never got as many votes as he did for reelection.
Because he was literally the sitting president during the election.
Even if he legitimatrly lost he would have had the most votes out of any sitting president during the time his term was still active until inauguration.
The terminology used has no bearing on the results in and of itself.
You're saying that he is implying that he is still president but that is reading into things the way you want them to mean. Maybr he's using piwer of suggestion to subliminally foster the idea.
Or maybe it's what it means at face value that no president wjo was already in charge during his first term ever got as many votes for reelection as he did, meaning more people were satisfied with his job than any other president, but that Statement itself doesn't mean Joe didn't get more votes.
We know Joe didn't legally get more votes, the sitting president vote total is one argument that leds credence to election theft, as Obama, G. W. Bush, Clinton, et al Never got as many votes as he did for reelection.
Because he was literally the sitting president during the election.
Even if he legitimatrly lost he would have had the most votes out of any sitting president during the time his term was still active until inauguration.
The terminology used has no bearing on the results in and of itself.