L.K.Eder
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that is actually a good attempt. but not my argument. i am simply having fun with those trumptards who claim that clinton did not win the popular vote.That more people supported Hillary(in California), and Trump doesn't have majority support for his agenda.what is my argument? be concise.Once you acknowledge that this country is a republic, your "popular vote" argument becomes literally meaningless.Ok. So you acknowledge that clinton won the popular vote. Baby steps, i guess.If she had campaigned in the correct states, instead of doing whatever turned her on, she might have been elected. However this is a great achievement for the people who want to make America great again. Hillary Clinton will never be the President, and now she has no excuses not to bake cookies for her little cankles
Your faux "national popular vote" is nothing more than a statistic used for presidential election record keeping so historians can know how many people voted for president in 2016. You got played by psychotic hyper partisans in the media and the Democratic Party yet again.
This discounts the fact that Trump could have easily won the national popular vote if we were actually a democracy and he campaigned accordingly. You can't count a completely inconsequential statistic as politically meaningful just because it benefits your side to spin that way.