Do Republicans still want to change electoral college laws? They did after 2012

[Mathguy]

Originally Posted by SFit

Ran across this article from 2013 and saw they were all for changing it after 2012. Considering Trump lost the popular vote by 3 million votes and only won because of the electoral college, do any of them still support changing it? Especially Reince Priebus who endorsed the idea already:

You're confusing actually wanting to change something with just whining about it for partisan purposes.

[Old Gringo]

Originally Posted by Milton Miteybad

"Now that's just sad, Larry."

--Dana Carvey, imitating H. Ross Perot, circa 1992

Please...now you're just flailing madly about, futilely trying to justify an erroneous notion you hold, for reasons you have yet to adequately explain.

This is all getting a tad undignified for you, OG. Most regrettable, indeed.

I think I'll leave you to continue your self-embarrassment session here.

Typical Trumpling....

Beaten at his own "argument" so he reaches back into his Jr High bag of tricks for a few childish digs.

C'mon Milt. Ya gotta do better than that.

[PullMyFinger]

Originally Posted by SFit

Ran across this article from 2013 and saw they were all for changing it after 2012. Considering Trump lost the popular vote by 3 million votes and only won because of the electoral college, do any of them still support changing it? Especially Reince Priebus who endorsed the idea already:

3 million illegals in California you mean? FYI, they weren’t supposed to vote!

[Bureaucat]

Originally Posted by PullMyFinger

3 million illegals in California you mean? FYI, they weren’t supposed to vote!

They didn’t. Maybe their legal children did, but not millions of illegals.

That’s a pretty specious argument, even for a cultist, but if that fallacy makes it easier for you to sleep at night, rather than accepting the fact that the country has changed, then have at it. Just don’t expect others outside your clique to believe it.