4,300,000...
What is that number, California votes that haven't been counted yet, or the number of whiny losers, who have signed the petition to challenge the electoral college?
4,300,000...
Trump has been elected as the US president by all FAIR MEANS. There was nothing corrupt during the electoral process. And honestly in the whole scenario of people protesting against Trump shows that Democratic voters are completely pissed off to see their leader Clinton not winning the Presidential race. I am not supporting either side but factually speaking, no one should deny the reality. Instead, accept and welcome the new US President whole-heartedly![]()
Wow, such ignorance. Last night on the 60 minutes interview Trump said he still believes the election was rigged. Hilary cheated and still lost.
WWYBYWB?Trump has been elected as the US president by all FAIR MEANS. There was nothing corrupt during the electoral process. And honestly in the whole scenario of people protesting against Trump shows that Democratic voters are completely pissed off to see their leader Clinton not winning the Presidential race. I am not supporting either side but factually speaking, no one should deny the reality. Instead, accept and welcome the new US President whole-heartedly![]()
Based on reviewing this thread, I'm sure I'll be dismissed as whining. However, I am really wanting to hear a very compelling reason for the EC over popular vote? As already stated, candidates have strategies where they ignore certain states anyway and focus on 'battleground states' so how is that different than 'smaller states' getting ignored. When the people are picking the leader of their country and their representative to the rest of the world, what is more compelling than letting the pure majority of people pick that person? It just doesn't get any bigger than that so why shouldn't the majority get who they want? What principle is greater than picking your president that it's worth having an EC?
Obama and Hillary disagreed with you and called Trump as President - elect. Shall I provide a video clip about two of them said so?![]()
Oh, you think an EC popular vote disagreement is a problem?
While he's going to be the president and nothing will change that it has been pretty interesting to see how quickly the Trump crew went from 'the election is rigged and we may not respect the outcome' to 'we won fair and square and everyone needs to respect the outcome'.
Color me totally shocked there, haha.
Google Tara Ross electoral college. There are other good resources out there that will help you understand.
As the system stands today, presidential candidates have no incentive to poll large margins in any one state. Winning 50.1 percent of the votes in a state is as effective as winning 100 percent of the votes. Presidential candidates therefore tour the nation, campaigning in all states and seeking to build a national coalition that will enable them to win a majority of states' electoral votes.
Lots of states had increased turnout. Trump got enough votes in enough states to have beaten Obama in 2012. Turnout as an excuse as to why Trump won simply doesn't work.This is how things turned out in my Duval Country which is not the highest population in the state but it is the largest city area wise. The split between R & D is very close, however too many people opted to not vote this time. With 90 million people nationwide sitting this one out the results are proof that getting the vote out is important.
Yeah, that's a terrible point.Does any sane person think this description describes reality even remotely? The author then goes on to admit that what she said about campaigning in the whole country was false, 'safe' states don't need to be campaigned in because they already think the candidates adequately represent their interests. Does anyone think that's true either?
I mean come on.
Lots of states had increased turnout. Trump got enough votes in enough states to have beaten Obama in 2012. Turnout as an excuse as to why Trump won simply doesn't work.
I haven't checked the numbers personally, I read an article that did so. Turns out he was using the wrong database for his numbers.Considering Trump would have lost Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin to Obama in 2012 based on current vote totals what are you basing this on? That's 64 electoral votes right there, which would put Obama comfortably in the lead.
Additionally, turnout seems to have been about 6 million votes lower than in 2012.
Lots of states had increased turnout. Trump got enough votes in enough states to have beaten Obama in 2012. Turnout as an excuse as to why Trump won simply doesn't work.
I haven't checked the numbers personally, I read an article that did so. Turns out he was using the wrong database for his numbers.
http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/442059/dont-blame-clinton-trump-2016-wouldve-beaten-obama-2012
This is me right now...
Haha
Yes it is, President-elect Trump won the election, it's over. You've had your cry and you've thrown your tantrum now get over it.This is fucking hilarious.
Yes it is, President-elect Trump won the election, it's over. You've had your cry and you've thrown your tantrum now get over it.
Unlike you I admit when I screw things up. I read the article on National Review and assumed it was correct, once I saw that it wasn't I admitted my mistake. You should try it some time, President Hillary Clinton with 340 EC votes would approve. Hack.This is fucking hilarious.
I don't recall ever citing conspiracy theories. Did they find the 340 EC votes for Hillary yet?lol, says the guy that blew his load in 2012 on conspiracies about Obama losing.
Obama would have creamed him. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...vs_trump_compared_to_obama_vs_romney-204.html
I haven't checked the numbers personally, I read an article that did so.
