I hear Hillary's rendition of Cher's Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves will surely be worth the price of admission.
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I hear Hillary's rendition of Cher's Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves will surely be worth the price of admission.
A whole lot of Super delegates, lol.Who would pay 12 cents to hear that old hen cackle in that icicle-stabbing-my-brain voice??
I dont know about all that, but I do like Trumps belicocity, crudeness and flare for trolling the opposition.Some people like low lifes like him, I cannot explain voting for a cheating, lying thief, but Trump did win. He beat real candidates like Graham, et. al. because Pubbies love dirt(.)
If you're going to argue using popular vote totals, you don't have a point. That's like arguing professional wrestling isn't staged.
BS. While it has little or no impact on the final result it does give an indication of the mood of the country and who they want in charge. As I said, an antiquated system. An EC vote in Alaska or New Hampshire is worth more than one in California. I've explained this before on more than one occasion.
An EC vote in Alaska or New Hampshire is worth more than one in California.
No. All EC votes are equal.
Each elector gets one vote.
Of course I know the Electoral College decides who becomes President, it was designed to reflect the popular vote in times when casting ballots was difficult due to lack of transportation.
If you're going to argue using popular vote totals, you don't have a point. That's like arguing professional wrestling isn't staged.
BS. While it has little or no impact on the final result it does give an indication of the mood of the country and who they want in charge. As I said, an antiquated system. An EC vote in Alaska or New Hampshire is worth more than one in California. I've explained this before on more than one occasion.
An EC vote in Alaska or New Hampshire is worth more than one in California.
No. All EC votes are equal.
Each elector gets one vote.
Liberals are bad at math.
Hey, alcoholism is expensive, ya know?The witch greedines knows no bounds.
It keeps on and on and on....a real nightmare.
If you're going to argue using popular vote totals, you don't have a point. That's like arguing professional wrestling isn't staged.
BS. While it has little or no impact on the final result it does give an indication of the mood of the country and who they want in charge. As I said, an antiquated system. An EC vote in Alaska or New Hampshire is worth more than one in California. I've explained this before on more than one occasion.
An EC vote in Alaska or New Hampshire is worth more than one in California.
No. All EC votes are equal.
Each elector gets one vote.
Liberals are bad at math.
Dr Grump said he had explained what he meant before. I've read his explanation. Just more proof he doesn't understand how the system works or why it was put in place.
We don't use nationwide popular vote to elect a President. You don't have a clue how or why the system is what it is. Both FACTS.
The system is basic to understand. My point is obviously beyond you.
What are you talking about?I love when bed wetters throw money into an insatiable gaping gash that produces nothing in return.
Hey, alcoholism is expensive, ya know?The witch greedines knows no bounds.
It keeps on and on and on....a real nightmare.
There are many who are with holding a conclusion on that one.In answer to your question........
Is the Pope Catholic?
BS. While it has little or no impact on the final result it does give an indication of the mood of the country and who they want in charge. As I said, an antiquated system. An EC vote in Alaska or New Hampshire is worth more than one in California. I've explained this before on more than one occasion.
An EC vote in Alaska or New Hampshire is worth more than one in California.
No. All EC votes are equal.
Each elector gets one vote.
Liberals are bad at math.
Dr Grump said he had explained what he meant before. I've read his explanation. Just more proof he doesn't understand how the system works or why it was put in place.
Maybe he'll link it here?
I'd like to see more of his errors.
More people voted against her than for her. Same thing happened to Bill, twice.
More people voted against her than for her. Same thing happened to Bill, twice.
I have already explained why it matters. Um, no, more people voted for her, fact. He received more EC votes. EC votes are not people.
His argument, if I remember correctly, centers around the 2 electoral votes each state gets representing their Senators regardless of whether they're the least populated state or the most populated. He claims it gives a unfair favor to the small states because they are less populated. His argument would make sense except he ignores what those 2 votes were designed to represent. He wants to make it appear as if those 2 EV represent the people when they actually represent the State. That's why each STATE gets 2. It's even across the board just like the EV representing House members is even in a matter of proportions because they actually represent the body that represents the people. There's a reason each House district has as much of the same population as possible.
More people voted against her than for her. Same thing happened to Bill, twice.
I have already explained why it matters. Um, no, more people voted for her, fact. He received more EC votes. EC votes are not people.
More people voted against her than for her. Same thing happened to Bill, twice.
I have already explained why it matters. Um, no, more people voted for her, fact. He received more EC votes. EC votes are not people.
More people voted against her than for her.
Um, no, more people voted for her, fact.
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