Liberals Complain About Majority Rule...But

[Bush92]

Liberals are bawling over Clinton's loss in 2016 after she got the popular vote. Well how to you think California voters felt when they voted in majority and SCOTUS nullified their vote? How do you think about Republicans in Virginia felt when Democratic Justice Department removed a Republican governor from office (now exonerated)) to make way for former DNC chair Terry McCuallife to take the seat?
California Proposition 8 (2008) - Wikipedia

 

[RightyTighty]

Liberals are bawling over Clinton's loss in 2016 after she got the popular vote. Well how to you think California voters felt when they voted in majority and SCOTUS nullified their vote? How do you think about Republicans in Virginia felt when Democratic Justice Department removed a Republican governor from office (now exonerated)) to make way for former DNC chair Terry McCuallife to take the seat?
California Proposition 8 (2008) - Wikipedia

The majority can't vote away the rights of the minority. And aren't you the kind to remind us (endlessly) that we are a Republic?

 

[easyt65]

Libs complain about majority rule ... when they are not the majority...

 

[Bush92]

Liberals are bawling over Clinton's loss in 2016 after she got the popular vote. Well how to you think California voters felt when they voted in majority and SCOTUS nullified their vote? How do you think about Republicans in Virginia felt when Democratic Justice Department removed a Republican governor from office (now exonerated)) to make way for former DNC chair Terry McCuallife to take the seat?
California Proposition 8 (2008) - Wikipedia

The majority can't vote away the rights of the minority. And aren't you the kind to remind us (endlessly) that we are a Republic?

Ohhh...how many riots were there in the streets over this ruling? Did conservatives have a "resistance summer?" Nope...we are not crybaby snowflakes who grew up in a world where everybody got a participation trophy.

 

[Bush92]

Liberals are bawling over Clinton's loss in 2016 after she got the popular vote. Well how to you think California voters felt when they voted in majority and SCOTUS nullified their vote? How do you think about Republicans in Virginia felt when Democratic Justice Department removed a Republican governor from office (now exonerated)) to make way for former DNC chair Terry McCuallife to take the seat?
California Proposition 8 (2008) - Wikipedia

The majority can't vote away the rights of the minority. And aren't you the kind to remind us (endlessly) that we are a Republic?

But the minority can attempt a coup against a constitutionally elected President?

 

[Bush92]

Liberals are bawling over Clinton's loss in 2016 after she got the popular vote. Well how to you think California voters felt when they voted in majority and SCOTUS nullified their vote? How do you think about Republicans in Virginia felt when Democratic Justice Department removed a Republican governor from office (now exonerated)) to make way for former DNC chair Terry McCuallife to take the seat?
California Proposition 8 (2008) - Wikipedia

The majority can't vote away the rights of the minority. And aren't you the kind to remind us (endlessly) that we are a Republic?

Yep...we are. That's why the states run electoral process as per the Constitution. Get over it.