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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: It should be no shock to anyone if the Electoral College elects someone other than Trump [View all]duffyduff
(3,251 posts)77. Hillary Clinton is the popular vote winner. Your claim she is disliked and not trusted is nonsense.
AFTER ALL SHE WON THE MAJORITY OF THE VOTES, SO SHE IS NOT THAT "DISLIKED" AND "NOT TRUSTED."
JFC.
The fact is it is either Trump or Clinton.
Anybody else is illegitimate. That person is NOT president.
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It should be no shock to anyone if the Electoral College elects someone other than Trump [View all]
mtnsnake
Dec 2016
OP
Ha! Wouldn't that be ironic? The "shy electoral voter" trumping the "shy Trump voter"! nt
jonno99
Dec 2016
#41
Yeah, I saw that thread here yesterday, and that gives some reason for hope. nt
mtnsnake
Dec 2016
#12
You're confusing those who are demanding to see the intelligence on Russian hacking with
Dream Girl
Dec 2016
#88
The "public" cast more votes for Trump than they did for all Repub house candidates combined
onenote
Dec 2016
#30
People think the election is out of our hands just because it's in the proceedings of the
Jean-Jacques Roussea
Dec 2016
#51
He/She would be illegitimate. I personally would NOT accept that individual as a president.
duffyduff
Dec 2016
#76
Hillary Clinton is the popular vote winner. Your claim she is disliked and not trusted is nonsense.
duffyduff
Dec 2016
#77
As far as I can determine, they aren't paid anything for their electoral college work. n/t
PoliticAverse
Dec 2016
#22
Yes. That was a charge to not be a rubber stamp. It was, however, hyperbolic,
immoderate
Dec 2016
#69
Yes, historically speaking it appears to be against all odds of happening, but
mtnsnake
Dec 2016
#56
When in our history has the EC had to consider voting for someone as unfit & unqualified as Trump?
mtnsnake
Dec 2016
#62
The founding fathers also set up the EC to ensure overrepresentation of slave states
onenote
Dec 2016
#89
It would be EXTREMELY shocking to see 538 people try to decide the will of the entire country.
jmg257
Dec 2016
#74
If the Electoral College fails to produce a majority winner, then the House would choose
mtnsnake
Dec 2016
#83
Unfortunately for you, me, & everyone else here, those "fuckers" don't need our approval
mtnsnake
Dec 2016
#98