Trump never conceded, but he doesn't have to. Not conceding is important in principle, but not politically or legally.
Arguments for 4D chess (white pill):
- trump said in the jan 6 speech (i believe after knowing pence will not do the right thing), trump said we will be shocked over things coming out the next few weeks.
- possibly traveled to TX base.
- 'the journey has just begun'
- just fired pence chief of staff. why would he do this 13 days before a new president?
- election fraud 'bombshells' still coming out
- never referenced a biden administration
- if there is a plan in place, trump does not need us for the time being, so the demoralizing message will be only in his benefit, which would be to quell general public, and he gets to denounce the 'violence' as portrayed by media.
Arguments for the cheat succeeding (red pill):
- i think most people's impression of the speech was that it was a soft 'concede'.
ill update this summary with things i see in comments
He did say, "A new administration will be inaugurated on January 20th." Thoughts?
to most people, sounds like biden admin. but if trump were re-inaugurated, it would technically be a new admin. we've definitely got a better sense of who are traitors and he is not blocked this time from hiring or firing anyone he pleases, vs 2016 where he had the russia investigation blocking him. Already, it is a pretty new admin with new specops branch, space force, etc. and of course pence would be replaced, making the ticket a new admin.