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If popular vote was the rule of the game, wouldn't candidates spend a lot more time campaigning in CA, NY and IL? Sure Trump wouldn't win those states but he'd pick up more voters per $/hr compared to say NH or IA.
She won the popular vote, you can do the mental gymnastics to spin that however you want but she won it.
She and her supporters used that same line in 2008 after she was coldcocked by a political novice for the democrat nomination. Now, she and her supporters will use the same line after she blew another election. Pretty pathetic. It's kind of like a team that loses the World Series and says "But we actually scored more total runs than the other team".
Wonder who's going to be in the White House on Jan, 20th, 2017? Hint. It won't be someone wearing a Mao tunic.
Just like every thing else in his life, he bought the election and a place in history with money. Too bad he will never be able to buy honor and respect. That you have to earn and I just don't see it in him.
He tried to tell you guys it was rigged but you wouldn't listen. Dammed if you do and dammed if you don't.
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Originally Posted by bentlebee
If you calculate that VA allowed convicted felons to vote which is hardly any where allowed but VA changed their laws to help Hillary.
If you add dead people who voted mostly for Hillary
If you add ballots that were fraudulent in favor of Hillary
Than the minor difference will most likely balance over to Trump
Since it doesn't really matter as trump already won, I just want to show that the liberals who are no on their high horse about Hillary winning the popular vote by 1% or even less, these facts should be taken in consideration.
When you supply supporting evidence of these alleged facts they will be taken into consideration, until then they appear little more than a desperate attempt to claim a mandate where none exists.
Just like every thing else in his life, he bought the election and a place in history with money. Too bad he will never be able to buy honor and respect. That you have to earn and I just don't see it in him.
What??? I know you didn't just say that.
From CNBC so I do question their reporting, but according to them Hillary spent about double what Trump did.
So the Clintons did try to by the election and a place in history with money. Too bad all that money spent wasn't and isn't able to buy the Clintons honor. Respect is earned never bought.
Sorry, he didn't. Right now she leads the popular vote by 280,646. Projection is once all absentee ballots are counted, it will probably be 1,000,000.
Trump underperformed Romney.
Hillary also underperformed Obama. She lost Wisconsin by 27,257 votes. Milwaukee County - heavily Democratic and black had 40,000 fewer voters turn out than in 2012. That would have made the difference in WI. In Michigan she's short 11,837; PA 68,236.
So, but for 107,330 votes.
What we've learned from this election is whomever is:
biggest most outrageous liar - 85% of his statements are proven lies
biggest schoolyard bully
biggest, most adolescent name-caller
birtherest liar - let's drag it on and keep throwing out that sh*t
nastiest liar who drags politics deepest into the gutter
wins.
America has just elected the biggest, lying POS insulter in-chief - ever - as its leader.
Quite an indictment. Talk about aspirational - aspirations into the gutter, that is.
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I just hope the Democrats don't try to run Hillary again in 2020. Assuming we're still around by then.
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