The Dems have a quality candidate running this time, so there is a good chance they may pick it up.Flake's bottled it. This just gives a boost to the vile Kelli Ward.
The Dems have a quality candidate running this time, so there is a good chance they may pick it up.Flake's bottled it. This just gives a boost to the vile Kelli Ward.
I know this whole electoral college thing but something's really messed up in America where the person with the least votes gets to win an election.The majority didn't vote for him, tbh.
What are a fool, a racist, and an empty suit?It was Nunes, Peter King, and Gowdy's stand in.
One likelihood now is the GOP establishment getting behind another candaidate less controversial than Ward.The Dems have a quality candidate running this time, so there is a good chance they may pick it up.
Gowdy's hair truly scares me.What are a fool, a racist, and an empty suit?
I suspect this means he’s also going to have a few stories about the current GOP dynamic - who’s currently selling their soul to the devil.Flake is giving a speech right now - basically saying he's going to free himself from not being able to criticize Trump.
Do you have a link?McCain talking now. This should be good.
Do you have a link?
It's a really compelling speech. Transcript here: http://www.azcentral.com/story/news...jeff-flake-senate-speech-full-text/794958001/Flake is giving a speech right now - basically saying he's going to free himself from not being able to criticize Trump.
You can get killed for doing this in Soviet America.
I know...just pissed off that this turd is actually in the White House undoing so much of Obama's good work.Hey genius, more of us didn't than did.
Tiring - people complaining about it wouldn’t do if the tables had turned, would’ve been ‘oh thank god for our system that we kept him out of the White House’ blah blahI know this whole electoral college thing but something's really messed up in America where the person with the least votes gets to win an election.
They'd still complain. The US political system has been derided for a long time. The fact it's produced poor results in the past further proves his point instead of denting it.Tiring - people complaining about it wouldn’t do if the tables had turned, would’ve been ‘oh thank god for our system that we kept him out of the White House’ blah blah
Ps not the first time:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uni...ons_in_which_the_winner_lost_the_popular_vote
Literally the first I’ve heard of the ‘broken system’ of voting was 08 Nov 2016...They'd still complain. The US political system has been derided for a long time. The fact it's produced poor results in the past further proves his point instead of denting it.
Then you haven't been listening. Complaints were made long ago; you can go back to the controversy surrounding the Al Gore-Bush vote in 2000. Or Donald Trump himself calling for action in 2012 when he believed Romney had won the vote but lost the electoral college. It's a piss-poor system.Literally the first I’ve heard of the ‘broken system’ of voting was 08 Nov 2016...
Literally the first I’ve heard of the ‘broken system’ of voting was 08 Nov 2016...
Doesn't mean that it's right. It's the reason why Dems and the GOP do this sick gerrymandering. I understand the electoral college thing but I really don't see its relevance today...I really don't. However, I think Americans need to take a long and hard look at their electoral process cause year after year there are people working actively to suppress voting rights. You can tout the flag and love of country while eroding it's democracy like that.Tiring - people complaining about it wouldn’t do if the tables had turned, would’ve been ‘oh thank god for our system that we kept him out of the White House’ blah blah
Ps not the first time:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uni...ons_in_which_the_winner_lost_the_popular_vote
I'm pretty sure he went even further than that and called for a revolution or something.Tweet
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And you are changing the subjectTrump is President.
Lol try the same time in 2000.Literally the first I’ve heard of the ‘broken system’ of voting was 08 Nov 2016...
So why has it stayed the same and not been a hot topic in any election since? Until well, Hillary fans thought the election was ‘stolen’ from her?Lol try the same time in 2000.
That revealed so many problems with the system - the college,, the control of state govts over voting, deliberate confusion in ballots, the Jeb/GWB conflict of interest, new ways to disenfranchise voters, the control of govts over recounts, and the craven politicization of the Supreme Court. Trump's win was much more straightforward than that.
Because what’s next (excuse)?And you are changing the subject
No. If you think that you do not understand the electoral college. I was a staunch Hillary supporter in the election but Trump won fair and square. Anyone that doesn't believe that should stick to FB meme and reddit politics.I know this whole electoral college thing but something's really messed up in America where the person with the least votes gets to win an election.
1. It has stayed the same because it favours a 2-party system, and even if one party was to suddenly oppose it that wouldn't have enough numbers to make a change.So why has it stayed the same and not been a hot topic in any election since? Until well, Hillary fans thought the election was ‘stolen’ from her?
Ps. Thoughts on UKIP getting 4m votes but only 1MP? Guessing that’s fine, right?
Also, a state like Wyoming that has 580k people gets the same amount of Senators as California which has nearly 40mI know this whole electoral college thing but something's really messed up in America where the person with the least votes gets to win an election.
Feckin hell, give it up will you? Loads of people complained about the system being broken way before the last election. Everyone's giving you ample examples too.Because what’s next (excuse)?
Let’s be honest here, it is a sore excuse...
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Why? Who gets just one vote more wins. It's fair.Tweet
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It doesn't always reflect the will of the people. It came about to appease slave owners. It's not a system based on fairness.Why? Who gets just one vote more wins. It's fair.
I know, but you have more chances to form a stable government with this system rather than with a proportional.It doesn't always reflect the will of the people. It came about to appease slave owners. It's not a system based on fairness.