JQPublic1
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The popular votes in battleground states determines the electoral votes in those states, fool. You are getting caught up in semantics.When are you going to realize that all those people DID vote. Hillary won the popular vote by 2 million and they are still counting. Other votes simply weren't counted and dumped.
Another retard leftist who thinks the candidates ran for the popular vote! What a tool of Democrats you are ...
I am neither a retard or a leftist,nor do I think the candidates ran for the popular vote. I have known about the Electoral College since high school and am throughly familiar with it. But the popular vote is important in determining which party's electors will cast a vote on Dec 19. I'm just an informed American trying to be as objective as I can be.
The popular vote would be relevant if they ... hello ... ran for the popular vote. Why did Hillary campaign in close States if she thinks it's irrelevant to the vote and they'd vote the same way anyway? Are you calling Hillary stupid?
I am? No ... you're being an idiot. No one ran for the popular vote, yet you're going on about your butt hurt that Hillary won that. In the big blue States, Democrats are a well oiled machine and there are tens of millions of Republicans with no reason to bother voting for President.
The national popular vote is irrelevant, you're just another Democrat partisan hack. No one ran to win the popular vote and the campaigns and who would show up would be completely different
I haven't said either candidate was running for the popular vote, you despicable nitwit.
You keep projecting the notion that I said something that I did not say. I merely said Hillary won the popular vote. Winning it doesn't mean she was "running" for it, stupid.
But it does indicate that most Americans wanted Hilary to be president. We all know a presidential candidate is running to be the first to get 270 electoral votes but that doesn't make the popular vote irrelevant. The margin of victory in every states always depends on the popular vote. when people register to vote and their votes are suppressed or not counted, the relevancy becomes readily apparent.