Note to desperate liberals: The public majority is FOR the Electoral College deciding the Presidency

It's even worse for Trump than the projected vote from a couple of weeks ago: about 63 million for to 74 million against. "PEOPLE LIKE YOU, 12icer, and the indoctrination corps in the" the fake media "are the reason we need "majorities both in "the electoral college" and the PV. The Alt Right are proving that m ore and more daily.

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At least 67,607,396 voted for the conservative/libertarian ticket in this presidential election... around one million more than voted for liberal/socialist ticket.... fact
 
It's even worse for Trump than the projected vote from a couple of weeks ago: about 63 million for to 74 million against. "PEOPLE LIKE YOU, 12icer, and the indoctrination corps in the" the fake media "are the reason we need "majorities both in "the electoral college" and the PV. The Alt Right are proving that m ore and more daily.

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At least 67,607,396 voted for the conservative/libertarian ticket in this presidential election... around one million more than voted for liberal/socialist ticket.... fact

WTF? Epileptic fit! Call 911!
 
Most Americans want rid of the Electoral College.

Irrefutable fact.
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Americans' Support for Electoral College Rises Sharply
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by Art Swift

STORY HIGHLIGHTS
  • 47% want to keep Electoral College, up from 35% in 2011
  • Republicans shift decisively in favor of Electoral College
  • Most Americans correctly answer that Hillary Clinton won popular vote
Americans' Support for Electoral College Rises Sharply

The popularity will fall with Trump's failure as a president.
 
It's even worse for Trump than the projected vote from a couple of weeks ago: about 63 million for to 74 million against. "PEOPLE LIKE YOU, 12icer, and the indoctrination corps in the" the fake media "are the reason we need "majorities both in "the electoral college" and the PV. The Alt Right are proving that m ore and more daily.

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At least 67,607,396 voted for the conservative/libertarian ticket in this presidential election... around one million more than voted for liberal/socialist ticket.... fact

There were no such tickets. Fact.
 
(JakeSTARKEY posted) "73 million voted against him and about 63 million for him. Daily you prove how stupid you are truly.")

Actually NOT that idea is some stupid fantasy you have. The facts are facts, you have no idea what any of the people who voted actually voted for or against. Your analysis is completely without basis and therefore like all of your posts wasted bandwidth with NO real basis in FACTS..

Jake is absolutely correct.

Total vote: 136,628,413 (100%)
Rump share: 62,979,616 (46.1%)
Difference ---- 73,648,797 (53.9%)

It's all here. Do your own math.


NOT EVEN. To make that statement you must assume that the reason for a vote is that it was placed AGAINST the person you choose to name instead of FOR another candidate. You are ass-u-ming ( NO E MAKING AN ASS OUT OF ONLY U) that you have an insight to the reason the people placed their votes that you cannot possibly have. Therefore you do not know how many people voted "against Trump" if you say so you are LYING. BZZZZZZ ignorance such as liberals display with their constant belittling of their betters is SAd, but it is funny as hell. HAHAHA

Thing is you are so clairvoyant as to see why each of the voters in the country was voting, yet you were (like all liberals) too stupid to know your queen snake was going to lose. Seem to me you are woefully lacking in not only intellect, but also in capacity to rationalize your failures. Classic case of thinking you are smarter than you are, don't be sad it is a verifiable requisite to be a liberal.

My what an emotional diaper rash. Typical of the Rumpbot that falls on its knees at the mere suggestion of an emotional hook, being too dense to see through it.

I posted a simple mathematical equation, Dumbass. 136,628,413 minus 62,979,616 IS 73,648,797. That's a fact. And there ain't a damn thing in the world you can do about it, no matter how loudly you stomp your feet or hold your breath 'til you turn blue.

And incidentally the word assuming doesn't have an E in it, and never did, clown shoes.
 
Most Americans want rid of the Electoral College.

Irrefutable fact.


Another clairvoyant liberal ASS-U-MR makes an ass out of himself. How do you know oh great carbinoni? because of some poll that was like all the ones you thought meant shitscumbitch was going to win? same pollsters same poll answerers and same stupid BS. PROVE IT!!!, YOU CAN"T!!! And stupid ass the word assume does The phrase is when you assume, you make an ass out of you and ME as in ass-u-me. Stupid liberal shitheads don't know a damn thing.
 
Most Americans want rid of the Electoral College.

Irrefutable fact.


Another clairvoyant liberal ASS-U-MR makes an ass out of himself. How do you know oh great carbinoni? because of some poll that was like all the ones you thought meant shitscumbitch was going to win? same pollsters same poll answerers and same stupid BS. PROVE IT!!!, YOU CAN"T!!! And stupid ass the word assume does The phrase is when you assume, you make an ass out of you and ME as in ass-u-me. Stupid liberal shitheads don't know a damn thing.

I already posted over sixty (60) polls that said exactly that, Shortbus.
In contrast to the OP who posted........ let's add 'em up.........................
---- Zero.
 
The Electoral College was put into the Constitution when it was originally written in 1789, for good reason. It has been more than 200 years since then. The American public has had all that time to decide whether they wanted to keep it. The Constitution has been amended 27 times in all that time, and never once has the public put any significant pressure on their congressmen to propose a Constitutional amendment to change or eliminate the Electoral College.

Clearly most normal Americans are just fine with it. Probably more so today than in previous elections. Clearly a large majority of the American people want to keep it just as it is, and NOT resort to electing a President by popular majority.

Sorry, liberals. I know you have no interest in following the law. But enough normal Americans do, that it is clear that a large majority of them want Trump elected just this way.

But keep please squalling and whining. It's one of the things that got you thrown out of office so hugely on Nov. 8, 2016. Your response seems to be to squall and whine even more. I'm happy with that, because it pretty much guarantees the same result in Nov. 2020.
 
The Electoral College was put into the Constitution when it was originally written in 1789, for good reason. It has been more than 200 years since then. The American public has had all that time to decide whether they wanted to keep it. The Constitution has been amended 27 times in all that time, and never once has the public put any significant pressure on their congressmen to propose a Constitutional amendment to change or eliminate the Electoral College.

Clearly most normal Americans are just fine with it. Probably more so today than in previous elections. Clearly a large majority of the American people want to keep it just as it is, and NOT resort to electing a President by popular majority.

Sorry, liberals. I know you have no interest in following the law. But enough normal Americans do, that it is clear that a large majority of them want Trump elected just this way.

But keep please squalling and whining. It's one of the things that got you thrown out of office so hugely on Nov. 8, 2016. Your response seems to be to squall and whine even more. I'm happy with that, because it pretty much guarantees the same result in Nov. 2020.


BULLSHIT.

McClatchy-Marist poll, this week: >> When thinking about future presidential elections, should the Electoral College be abandoned in favor of adopting the popular vote to determine the winner of the presidential election? A majority of registered voters, 52%, think the popular vote should be the deciding factor while 45% say the Electoral College should be the determinant. Three percent are unsure.<<


Politico this month:

PO13A
Do you think the United States should (N=1,012):

  • Keep the Electoral College and the current way we elect presidents..... 403 (40%)
  • Amend the Constitution to replace the Electoral College with the popular vote, where the candidate with the most votes nationally wins the presidency.... 463 (46%)

PO13B
Do you think the United States should... (N=988):

  • Keep the Electoral College and the current way we elect presidents..... 356 (36%)
  • Replace the Electoral College with the popular vote, where the candidate with the most votes nationally wins the presidency...........479 (48%)

Gallup 2013: >> Sixty-three percent would abolish this unique, but sometimes controversial, mechanism for electing presidents that was devised by the framers of the Constitution. While constitutional and statutory revisions have been made to the Electoral College since the nation's founding, numerous efforts to abolish it over the last 200+ years have met with little success.

There is even less partisan variation in support for this proposal than there is for term limits, with between 61% and 66% of all major party groups saying they would vote to do away with the Electoral College if they could. Similarly, between 60% and 69% of all major age groups take this position. <<


Gallup 2011: >> Nearly 11 years after the 2000 presidential election brought the idiosyncrasies of the United States' Electoral College into full view, 62% of Americans say they would amend the U.S. Constitution to replace that system for electing presidents with a popular vote system. Barely a third, 35%, say they would keep the Electoral College.

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---- about sixty (60) more polls here.
They say the same thing. So BULLSHIT.
 
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The Electoral College was put into the Constitution when it was originally written in 1789, for good reason. It has been more than 200 years since then. The American public has had all that time to decide whether they wanted to keep it. The Constitution has been amended 27 times in all that time, and never once has the public put any significant pressure on their congressmen to propose a Constitutional amendment to change or eliminate the Electoral College.

Clearly most normal Americans are just fine with it. Probably more so today than in previous elections. Clearly a large majority of the American people want to keep it just as it is, and NOT resort to electing a President by popular majority.

Sorry, liberals. I know you have no interest in following the law. But enough normal Americans do, that it is clear that a large majority of them want Trump elected just this way.

But keep please squalling and whining. It's one of the things that got you thrown out of office so hugely on Nov. 8, 2016. Your response seems to be to squall and whine even more. I'm happy with that, because it pretty much guarantees the same result in Nov. 2020.


BULLSHIT.
TRANSLATION: I can't refute what the OP said, but I hate it anyway. So I'll curse and swear, call it names, and write in heavy dark letters, hoping that maybe someone somewhere will believe me anyway.
 
The Electoral College was put into the Constitution when it was originally written in 1789, for good reason. It has been more than 200 years since then. The American public has had all that time to decide whether they wanted to keep it. The Constitution has been amended 27 times in all that time, and never once has the public put any significant pressure on their congressmen to propose a Constitutional amendment to change or eliminate the Electoral College.

Clearly most normal Americans are just fine with it. Probably more so today than in previous elections. Clearly a large majority of the American people want to keep it just as it is, and NOT resort to electing a President by popular majority.

Sorry, liberals. I know you have no interest in following the law. But enough normal Americans do, that it is clear that a large majority of them want Trump elected just this way.

But keep please squalling and whining. It's one of the things that got you thrown out of office so hugely on Nov. 8, 2016. Your response seems to be to squall and whine even more. I'm happy with that, because it pretty much guarantees the same result in Nov. 2020.


BULLSHIT.

McClatchy-Marist poll, this week: >> When thinking about future presidential elections, should the Electoral College be abandoned in favor of adopting the popular vote to determine the winner of the presidential election? A majority of registered voters, 52%, think the popular vote should be the deciding factor while 45% say the Electoral College should be the determinant. Three percent are unsure.<<


Politico this month:

PO13A
Do you think the United States should (N=1,012):
  • Keep the Electoral College and the current way we elect presidents..... 403 (40%)
  • Amend the Constitution to replace the Electoral College with the popular vote, where the candidate with the most votes nationally wins the presidency.... 463 (46%)

PO13B
Do you think the United States should... (N=988):

  • Keep the Electoral College and the current way we elect presidents..... 356 (36%)
  • Replace the Electoral College with the popular vote, where the candidate with the most votes nationally wins the presidency...........479 (48%)

Gallup 2013: >> Sixty-three percent would abolish this unique, but sometimes controversial, mechanism for electing presidents that was devised by the framers of the Constitution. While constitutional and statutory revisions have been made to the Electoral College since the nation's founding, numerous efforts to abolish it over the last 200+ years have met with little success.

There is even less partisan variation in support for this proposal than there is for term limits, with between 61% and 66% of all major party groups saying they would vote to do away with the Electoral College if they could. Similarly, between 60% and 69% of all major age groups take this position. <<


Gallup 2011: >> Nearly 11 years after the 2000 presidential election brought the idiosyncrasies of the United States' Electoral College into full view, 62% of Americans say they would amend the U.S. Constitution to replace that system for electing presidents with a popular vote system. Barely a third, 35%, say they would keep the Electoral College.

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---- about sixty (60) more polls here.
They say the same thing. So BULLSHIT.
TRANSLATION: I can't refute what the OP said, but I hate it anyway. So I'll curse and swear, call it names, and write in heavy dark letters, hoping that maybe someone somewhere will believe me anyway.

Sixty-plus links DUMBASS. ALL of which were already posted here before.

You: Posted the same lame fake-news bullshit story four times with a total link count of ZERO.

Fucking lying HACK.
 
It's even worse for Trump than the projected vote from a couple of weeks ago: about 63 million for to 74 million against. "PEOPLE LIKE YOU, 12icer, and the indoctrination corps in the" the fake media "are the reason we need "majorities both in "the electoral college" and the PV. The Alt Right are proving that m ore and more daily.

View attachment 102838
At least 67,607,396 voted for the conservative/libertarian ticket in this presidential election... around one million more than voted for liberal/socialist ticket.... fact

There were no such tickets. Fact.
conservative/libertarian = Trump/Johnson tickets - liberal/socialist = Hildabeast/stein tickets
 
It's even worse for Trump than the projected vote from a couple of weeks ago: about 63 million for to 74 million against. "PEOPLE LIKE YOU, 12icer, and the indoctrination corps in the" the fake media "are the reason we need "majorities both in "the electoral college" and the PV. The Alt Right are proving that m ore and more daily.

View attachment 102838
At least 67,607,396 voted for the conservative/libertarian ticket in this presidential election... around one million more than voted for liberal/socialist ticket.... fact

There were no such tickets. Fact.
conservative/libertarian = Trump/Johnson tickets - liberal/socialist = Hildabeast/stein tickets

Those are not "tickets" at all. Johnson and Weld ridiculed Rump and Stein blasted Clinton.
 
Keep the Electoral College and the current way we elect presidents..... 403 (40%)
Amend the Constitution to replace the Electoral College with the popular vote, where the candidate with the most votes nationally wins the presidency.... 463 (46%)

We've seen recently that polls can be worthless. Polls can be manipulated.



 
Keep the Electoral College and the current way we elect presidents..... 403 (40%)
Amend the Constitution to replace the Electoral College with the popular vote, where the candidate with the most votes nationally wins the presidency.... 463 (46%)
We've seen recently that polls can be worthless. Polls can be manipulated.

Or in the case of the OP polls can be completely nonexistent.

That's his whole premise for this thread ---an assertion that can only be based on a poll. And he furnished exactly ZERO of those polls --- because there aren't any. I on the other hand furnished over sixty (60) ALL of which say the same thing and totally refute his assertion.

"Manipulate" that, if you get my drift.
 
Keep the Electoral College and the current way we elect presidents..... 403 (40%)
Amend the Constitution to replace the Electoral College with the popular vote, where the candidate with the most votes nationally wins the presidency.... 463 (46%)
We've seen recently that polls can be worthless. Polls can be manipulated.


Yes, the far right fake news and polls are manipulated.

And that is going to become the number one issue for all Americans to grasp in the coming year.
 
The Electoral College was put into the Constitution when it was originally written in 1789, for good reason. It has been more than 200 years since then. The American public has had all that time to decide whether they wanted to keep it. The Constitution has been amended 27 times in all that time, and never once has the public put any significant pressure on their congressmen to propose a Constitutional amendment to change or eliminate the Electoral College.

Clearly most normal Americans are just fine with it. Probably more so today than in previous elections. Clearly a large majority of the American people want to keep it just as it is, and NOT resort to electing a President by popular majority.

Sorry, liberals. I know you have no interest in following the law. But enough normal Americans do, that it is clear that a large majority of them want Trump elected just this way.

But keep please squalling and whining. It's one of the things that got you thrown out of office so hugely on Nov. 8, 2016. Your response seems to be to squall and whine even more. I'm happy with that, because it pretty much guarantees the same result in Nov. 2020.

Keep up the good work, liberals! :2up:
The public majority is FOR the electoral college? You mean that same public majority that gave Hillary 2.7 million more votes than Trump? Wow, who'd have thought.

Oh let's break it down for you...

they voted for Hillary
But they endorse the electoral college, so they recognize that she lost.

Get it?

Most Americans want to get rid of the electoral college.
 

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