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Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 7:51 pm
by DreamStalker
SleepyMcgee wrote:
Edited my post to help clarify even further for you
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What you need to do to help clarify yourself is to go back to high school civics class and relearn how the POTUS election system works because the POTUS is NOT chosen by popular vote ... even if it's only 0.3% more.
In other words, you're just trying to polish crap to put a blinding shine on it.
Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 8:10 pm
by Guest
I am amazed the trolls are still at it...
SleepyMcgee wrote:No no no ... I'm sorry YOU don't understand.
Edited my post to help clarify even further for you
To use MLB lingo HRC is oooh fer 2
SleepyMcgee wrote:Hillary is the most flawed candidate ever and she won the majority of votes? Interesting.
Here it is again...
To use MLB lingo HRC is oooh fer 2
Do you think the Dems should waste more time and money on her? Or will they finally get it?
Is it people who think like you that are rioting, protesting, and damaging things and property to show their grip on the facts?
Will this kind of behavior get a Democrat in office this year? Next year? In 4 years?
You must think highly of the Democratic leaders who have spoken out against this immature type of behavior that will not get the results they (and you) are after.
Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 8:28 pm
by SleepyMcgee
DreamStalker wrote:SleepyMcgee wrote:
Edited my post to help clarify even further for you
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What you need to do to help clarify yourself is to go back to high school civics class and relearn how the POTUS election system works because the POTUS is NOT chosen by popular vote ... even if it's only 0.3% more.
In other words, you're just trying to polish crap to put a blinding shine on it.
Oh you're still misunderstanding. My bad. I never questioned his right to become president.
Facts remain...More people voted against trump than voted for him.
More people in the US disagree with his stances than do.
And I would never polish trump. Too much orange dye I assume. Hard to wash off.
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Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 8:31 pm
by SleepyMcgee
Guest wrote:I am amazed the trolls are still at it...
SleepyMcgee wrote:No no no ... I'm sorry YOU don't understand.
Edited my post to help clarify even further for you
To use MLB lingo HRC is oooh fer 2
SleepyMcgee wrote:Hillary is the most flawed candidate ever and she won the majority of votes? Interesting.
Here it is again...
To use MLB lingo HRC is oooh fer 2
Do you think the Dems should waste more time and money on her? Or will they finally get it?
Is it people who think like you that are rioting, protesting, and damaging things and property to show their grip on the facts?
Will this kind of behavior get a Democrat in office this year? Next year? In 4 years?
You must think highly of the Democratic leaders who have spoken out against this immature type of behavior that will not get the results they (and you) are after.
Hillary got more votes than the savior trump. And she is terrible.
Imagine if they hadn't put up someone as sketchy as hillary?
Unforced error.
MLB term.
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Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 8:45 pm
by amenite
DreamStalker wrote:
What you need to do to help clarify yourself is to go back to high school civics class and relearn how the POTUS election system works because the POTUS is NOT chosen by popular vote ... even if it's only 0.3% more.
Couldn't resist looking in on the train wreck that this thread appears to have devolved into (honestly I've not read much of it at all). Some folks have been diligently working on eliminating the disparity of the electoral college vs. popular vote. I found the history of the whole process quite interesting. Just because we've been doing it one way since the 1880s doesn't mean it's the right way for today. And today if you live outside of the 12 key states that get all the attention (or more accurately if you live in one of the 38 states where no one from either party gives a damn how you vote anyway) you'll benefit by having your individual vote actually count for something.
Check out the National Popular Vote legislation here:
http://www.nationalpopularvote.com/
Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 8:46 pm
by Guest
SleepyMcgee wrote:Imagine if they hadn't put up someone as sketchy as hillary?
OK Deal. Let us all do that.
Amen
Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 9:14 pm
by DreamStalker
amenite wrote:DreamStalker wrote:
What you need to do to help clarify yourself is to go back to high school civics class and relearn how the POTUS election system works because the POTUS is NOT chosen by popular vote ... even if it's only 0.3% more.
Couldn't resist looking in on the train wreck that this thread appears to have devolved into (honestly I've not read much of it at all). Some folks have been diligently working on eliminating the disparity of the electoral college vs. popular vote. I found the history of the whole process quite interesting. Just because we've been doing it one way since the 1880s doesn't mean it's the right way for today. And today if you live outside of the 12 key states that get all the attention (or more accurately if you live in one of the 38 states where no one from either party gives a damn how you vote anyway) you'll benefit by having your individual vote actually count for something.
Check out the National Popular Vote legislation here:
http://www.nationalpopularvote.com/
No offense but that alone would not fix the problem. The way the primaries are done is flawed too and then there is the Mainstream Media which replaced unbiased journalism with blatant propaganda for the highest bidder. Then there is all the gerrymandering and Political Action Committees and corporate donations and the new pay-to-play foundations. The system is completely broken and those who play only fool themselves and encourage and endorse the broken system. Just way too much money and corruption to eliminate voting disparities.
As for the devolving of this thread ... you missed that way back on page one.
Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 9:21 pm
by DreamStalker
SleepyMcgee wrote:DreamStalker wrote:
What you need to do to help clarify yourself is to go back to high school civics class and relearn how the POTUS election system works because the POTUS is NOT chosen by popular vote ... even if it's only 0.3% more.
In other words, you're just trying to polish crap to put a blinding shine on it.
Oh you're still misunderstanding. My bad. I never questioned his right to become president.
Facts remain...More people voted against trump than voted for him.
More people in the US disagree with his stances than do.
And I would never polish trump. Too much orange dye I assume. Hard to wash off.
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Well maybe Mr. Watson can help you with your denial? If not,
RT is reporting that free hugs are available to HRC supporters still having trouble dealing with their yoooooge loss.
And people forget that regardless of who wins an election of the lesser of two evils, the result is always guaranteed to be a disappointment.
Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 9:47 pm
by SleepyMcgee
DreamStalker wrote:SleepyMcgee wrote:DreamStalker wrote:
What you need to do to help clarify yourself is to go back to high school civics class and relearn how the POTUS election system works because the POTUS is NOT chosen by popular vote ... even if it's only 0.3% more.
In other words, you're just trying to polish crap to put a blinding shine on it.
Oh you're still misunderstanding. My bad. I never questioned his right to become president.
Facts remain...More people voted against trump than voted for him.
More people in the US disagree with his stances than do.
And I would never polish trump. Too much orange dye I assume. Hard to wash off.
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Well maybe Mr. Watson can help you with your denial? If not,
RT is reporting that free hugs are available to HRC supporters still having trouble dealing with their yoooooge loss.
And people forget that regardless of who wins an election of the lesser of two evils, the result is always guaranteed to be a disappointment.
Denial of what now?
I'm just glad to know that the majority of Americans disagree with trump and his policies. Old white dudes (his only majority group) are quickly dying off. As I've said before, I'm all for letting them enjoy their final sunset. They deserve it. They've had it tough and this final tantrum won't last long.
If you, pef or any of the struggling 'silent majority' (giggle) here have any disagreements with any of the FACTS I've put forth I'll happily address them.
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Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 10:05 pm
by Goofproof
SleepyMcgee wrote:DreamStalker wrote:SleepyMcgee wrote:DreamStalker wrote:
What you need to do to help clarify yourself is to go back to high school civics class and relearn how the POTUS election system works because the POTUS is NOT chosen by popular vote ... even if it's only 0.3% more.
In other words, you're just trying to polish crap to put a blinding shine on it.
Oh you're still misunderstanding. My bad. I never questioned his right to become president.
Facts remain...More people voted against trump than voted for him.
More people in the US disagree with his stances than do.
And I would never polish trump. Too much orange dye I assume. Hard to wash off.
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Well maybe Mr. Watson can help you with your denial? If not,
RT is reporting that free hugs are available to HRC supporters still having trouble dealing with their yoooooge loss.
And people forget that regardless of who wins an election of the lesser of two evils, the result is always guaranteed to be a disappointment.
Denial of what now?
I'm just glad to know that the majority of Americans disagree with trump and his policies. Old white dudes (his only majority group) are quickly dying off. As I've said before, I'm all for letting them enjoy their final sunset. They deserve it. They've had it tough and this final tantrum won't last long.
If you, pef or any of the struggling 'silent majority' (giggle) here have any disagreements with any of the FACTS I've put forth I'll happily address them.
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I thank you for your service, you have given me something not many have these days, a reason to live four more years, if for nothing more that to vote old white man in the next election. We old white men, still have work left to do, keeping our country safe from the liberal masses set on destroying it. Better get some rest, another day of rioting and crying at others expense tomorrow, I'll be watching for you on the news, smile real big for the camera. Jim
Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 10:10 pm
by SleepyMcgee
Goofproof wrote:SleepyMcgee wrote:DreamStalker wrote:SleepyMcgee wrote:DreamStalker wrote:
What you need to do to help clarify yourself is to go back to high school civics class and relearn how the POTUS election system works because the POTUS is NOT chosen by popular vote ... even if it's only 0.3% more.
In other words, you're just trying to polish crap to put a blinding shine on it.
Oh you're still misunderstanding. My bad. I never questioned his right to become president.
Facts remain...More people voted against trump than voted for him.
More people in the US disagree with his stances than do.
And I would never polish trump. Too much orange dye I assume. Hard to wash off.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Well maybe Mr. Watson can help you with your denial? If not,
RT is reporting that free hugs are available to HRC supporters still having trouble dealing with their yoooooge loss.
And people forget that regardless of who wins an election of the lesser of two evils, the result is always guaranteed to be a disappointment.
Denial of what now?
I'm just glad to know that the majority of Americans disagree with trump and his policies. Old white dudes (his only majority group) are quickly dying off. As I've said before, I'm all for letting them enjoy their final sunset. They deserve it. They've had it tough and this final tantrum won't last long.
If you, pef or any of the struggling 'silent majority' (giggle) here have any disagreements with any of the FACTS I've put forth I'll happily address them.
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I'll be watching for you on the news, smile real big for the camera. Jim
Weekly world news has a tv show now?
Well I'll be! They got the batboy on it??
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Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 10:52 pm
by Goofproof
Guest wrote:SleepyMcgee wrote:Imagine if they hadn't put up someone as sketchy as hillary?
OK Deal. Let us all do that.
Amen
Or look at it from another side, what if they put up someone sketcher than Hillary? That wouldn't work, they couldn't find anyone! They didn't check the Federal Prisons! Jim
Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 10:28 am
by DeepFriedDuck
Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 11:09 am
by Grace~~~
W W ~~~
I've been wondering about the doomsday 1109 post/replies since 1k.
jmho ~~~ but that is indeed begrudgingly worthy.
CPAPTALK is so interesting?
Who knew?
RIP
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Re: Should Trump Drop Out
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 11:14 am
by DeepFriedDuck
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