The Clintons merely represent crony capitalism at its worst.
Not that Trump is any type of real improvement.
Most Expected Backlash-The Left might not have counted on ordinary Americans not buying their narrat
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The Clintons merely represent crony capitalism at its worst.
Not that Trump is any type of real improvement.
I think the cadidate that gets the most votes from the people,wins the the states that pay the most taxes to the federal government and wins the states that generate most of the country's GDP should certainty win the election.Trump lost all 3 of those.
Considering the confederate south is the poorest part of the country,pays the least taxes and is most dependent on the federal government it might not work out to well for the gop
Its not The American people,they voted for Hillary by millions more votes than trump
You're stats are all wrong. There were over 3 million votes for Hitllary that were of illegal and ineligible source. And it's not true the people with the most GDP, nor the states that pay the most taxes voted for Hellary.
Ok, now that we've compared the statistics of who has a bigger dick, let's get back to the question at hand, which is a question of law.
Do you think the law, the EC, failed it's purpose, to skew the vote for president in favor of the prevailing tax base, protecting it from newcomers most likely to drain that base?
Politico: “A review of nearly 2,000 documents from President Trump’s now-defunct Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity contradicts claims of widespread voter fraud, Maine’s secretary of state said Friday.”
“Matt Dunlap, who was a part of the commission’s board, said the files showed no evidence to support such assertions.”
Report: Clinton Won Richest Counties – 64 Percent of US GDP
Hillary Clinton lost the presidential election, but won the balloting in regions that generate nearly two-thirds of the American economy, a new analysis shows.
According to the Brookings Institution analysis, the less-than-500 counties Clinton won nationwide combined to generate 64percent of America's economic activity in 2015, the Washington Post reported.
The more-than-2,600 counties President-elect Donald Trump won combined to generate 36 percent of the country's economic activity last year.
With the exceptions of the Phoenix, Ariz., and Fort Worth, Texas, areas, and a large part of Long Island, N.Y., Clinton won every large-sized economic county in the country, the researchers found.
"This appears to be unprecedented, in the era of modern economic statistics, for a losing presidential candidate," the Post reported.
The last candidate to win the popular vote but lose the electoral college, Democrat Al Gore in 2000, won counties that generated about 54 percent of the country's gross domestic product, the Brookings researcherscalculated.
The Brookings analysis found counties with higher GDP per capita were more likely to vote for Clinton over Trump, as were counties with higher population density