JoeB131
Diamond Member
The bullshit meter just broke.
Your inability to refute any point made is duly noted.
IN my strongest opinion, every single middle class American, Republican or Democrat should have applauded Trump winning for two reasons:
1) He was a non establishment candidate. Both party machines did not want him.
2) The American people spoke loud and clear - "Fuck you establishment corrupt politicians".
Donald Trump became President. And the sole reason why was enough people were tired of being forgotten and marginalized.
Actually, the American people spoke loud and clear, Hillary won by 3 million votes. I do think the rise of Bernie and Trump shows that people are tired of the unresponsiveness of career politicians.
Trump didn't win. All of the other corrupt cookie cutter jackasses lost.
I have said repeatedly, Republicans didn't hand the win to Trump. The DNC did. I firmly believe Sanders would have beaten Trump. But he was cheated by his own party elites and Trump was the result.
First, Bernie isn't a Democrat. He's a socialist independent. I'm not even sure why the Democrats are allowing him to run in their primaries.
Secondly, Hillary got more votes in the primaries. If delegates were allocated purely on the basis of popular vote, she still would have gotten the nomination. The Superdelegates just gave her more of an edge.
If anyone was "cheated" it was Mrs. Clinton in 2008, who got more votes than Obama, but Obama won the superdelegates.
Third, the reason why Trump won was not because the American people wanted him. (They didn't). It was because the MSM hit them with a constant barrage of "Hillary is corrupt" but "she has this in the bag", which enabled people to piss away their votes on third parties smugly thinking they could show how special they were.
IF we had a sensible system of a run off like the French do, Hillary would have won that decisively.