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But according to the article, some states allow their electorates to change their votes. Hopefully not many will,
but if all the rioting continues, who knows.......
Not going to happen or you'll see what real riots look like.
Don't worry about it. It's not going to change a thing.
You guys have been telling us all along that this is an unprecedented election. That even the seemingly impossible was possible. Well, I admit it, you were right. It seems we can't predict anything with certainty any more. So who is to say this isn't yet another unexpected chapter in this unprecedented year?
The mechanism is in place, so it's not impossible that it could happen, especially when the popular vote underscores the clear choice of the majority of the electorate.
You guys, after all, taught us to never say never, right?
Idiot human beings. These morons give us normal liberal democrats a bad name. It's shameful in my opinion, and it's these people that continue to widen the gap of division in this nation, not one president who they're not even giving a chance yet (he was fairly elected).
This is so true. I know this isn't most Democrats. Most people just want to get on with their lives and see what happens in the next few years. The time for demonstrations and protests and calls for impeachment is when the president actually does something wrong. Give the guy a chance. He's the best Republican you could get. He isn't threatening to not work with congress like Ted Cruz did. He actually cares about people and their issues, and he won't run from a fight. We need someone like that right now.
I read an article on a PBS site talking about the pollsters, and where they went wrong. The author recalled working for pollsters after the Truman election who went and talked to people they met. No notes because that would distract from the conversation. They just talked to them and learned about what mattered to them, how they thought, what motivated them to vote for certain issues. Today they have young kids calling people who voted in the last election and asking a series of questions to put in an algorithm.
I thought, hmmm, while Hillary was cloistered in her office preparing for debates and how to be president, Trump was the one going around the country talking to people about their issues, and what motivated them. There is a lesson to be learned here. Maybe Trump isn't the idiot people think he is. Maybe he has learned something in his years of building a business that has business all over the world. Maybe he knows what he's doing based on experience and not something he learned at Harvard or Yale.
You guys have been telling us all along that this is an unprecedented election. That even the seemingly impossible was possible. Well, I admit it, you were right. It seems we can't predict anything with certainty any more. So who is to say this isn't yet another unexpected chapter in this unprecedented year?
The mechanism is in place, so it's not impossible that it could happen, especially when the popular vote underscores the clear choice of the majority of the electorate.
You guys, after all, taught us to never say never, right?
I'm so glad you libs can hold on to the slightest imaginable last crumb of desperate hope.
This is the ranking of dependence on federal spending:
STATES RANKED BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DEPENDENCE
10 Most Dependent:
1 Mississippi-TRUMP<--Most dependent state
2 New Mexico-CLINTON
3 Alabama-TRUMP
4 Louisiana-TRUMP
5 Tennessee-TRUMP
6 Montana-TRUMP
7 South Dakota-TRUMP
8 Kentucky-TRUMP
9 West Virginia-TRUMP
10 Missouri-TRUMP
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10 Least Dependent:
41 New York-CLINTON
42 New Hampshire-CLINTON
43 Minnesota-CLINTON
44 Nevada-CLINTON
45 Illinois-CLINTON 46 California-CLINTON
47 Kansas-TRUMP
48 New Jersey-CLINTON
49 Connecticut-CLINTON
50 Delaware-CLINTON<--Least dependent state
This is the ranking of dependence on federal spending:
STATES RANKED BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DEPENDENCE
10 Most Dependent:
1 Mississippi-TRUMP<--Most dependent state
2 New Mexico-CLINTON
3 Alabama-TRUMP
4 Louisiana-TRUMP
5 Tennessee-TRUMP
6 Montana-TRUMP
7 South Dakota-TRUMP
8 Kentucky-TRUMP
9 West Virginia-TRUMP
10 Missouri-TRUMP
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10 Least Dependent:
41 New York-CLINTON
42 New Hampshire-CLINTON
43 Minnesota-CLINTON
44 Nevada-CLINTON
45 Illinois-CLINTON 46 California-CLINTON
47 Kansas-TRUMP
48 New Jersey-CLINTON
49 Connecticut-CLINTON
50 Delaware-CLINTON<--Least dependent state
But according to the article, some states allow their electorates to change their votes. Hopefully not many will,
but if all the rioting continues, who knows.......
It is also possible that electorates that voted Hillary will change their vote to Trump offsetting the Trump-to-Hillary changes. Or possibly make Trumps win even larger.
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