Never realized the right would lie so blatently.
Trump didn't win the popular vote.
Clinton didn't win the electoral vote.
Time to let go of your infantile fantasies.
Nope, they elected one instead.
Sorry, PC, but you're going to have to go and do your copy and paste thing with that vote count. And a link to the source. Right now. We'll wait right here for you, sugar.
Now....watch me destroy you with two short questions.
Did any illegal aliens vote?
How many?
That's the question you need to answer giving the claims you made.
Glad you asked!
"Richman was the co-author of a 2014 study that looked at noncitizen voting in the 2008 and 2010 elections. In the comparable presidential election year, the Old Dominion study determined 6.4 percent on noncitizens in the United States voted in the 2008 presidential election, and about 81 percent of those voters backed Democrat Barack Obama."
http://www.judicialwatch.org/wp-con...tizens-Vote-in-US-Elections-Richman-et-al.pdf
That rounds out to about 1 and a third million votes....
...and that was at a time when the issue was simply Barack Obama.
Now...when their future in America was at stake...and Obama telling then that there was no penalty for breaking the law.....heck, at least twice as many voted.
Now....if 6.4 percent on noncitizens in the United States voted last time
....and now
a. their icon, Obama, told them to vote and not be concerned that there would be any penalty (as per the video)
and...
b. the central issue in Trump's campaign was throwing them out of the nation that they invaded....
....ya' think maybe 13.2%....or 17.6%.....or more of 'em voted??????
You betcha'!!!!!!!
Trump won both the EC and the popular vote.
Trump’s Claims About Illegal Votes Are Nonsense. I Debunked the Study He Cites as ‘Evidence.’
Donald Trump is making news with his false claim that he would have won the national popular vote if millions of non-citizens had not voted in November. As evidence, he and his staff are pointing to a study by Jesse Richman and his co-authors that was published in the journal Electoral Studies and advertised on the Washington Post’s Monkey Cage blog. As a member of the team that produces the datasets upon which that study was based and as the co-author of an article published in the same journal that provides a clear “take down” of the study in question, I can say unequivocally that this research is not only wrong, it is irresponsible social science and should never have been published in the first place. There is no evidence that non-citizens have voted in recent U.S. elections.
...Indeed, it took me and my colleagues only a few hours to figure out why the authors’ findings were wrong and to produce the evidence needed to prove as much. The authors were essentially basing their claims on two pieces of data associated with the large survey—a question that asks people whether they are citizens and official vote records to which each respondent has been matched to determine whether he or she had voted. Both these pieces of information include some small amounts of measurement error, as is true of all survey questions. What the authors failed to consider is that measurement error was entirely responsible for their results. In fact, once my colleagues and I accounted for that error, we found that there were essentially zero non-citizens who voted in recent elections.
Now, review what "proof" actually is. It's not the Richman study.
Check.
Did you have to PROVE how stupid you are?????
Politico.....????
The source that sent its articles to Podesta for his OK??????
"#PodestaEmails: Politico journalist seeks OK from Clinton before running story"
#PodestaEmails: Politico journalist seeks OK from Clinton before running story