In 2016 Trump won the Electoral College but lost the popular vote. That means that most Americans didn't want him to be President, yet he was. Doesn't sound like majority rule to me.LMAO! You object to a majority of the population controlling the country, so how can you claim to support majority rule?I'm all for majority rule, that's why I resent that the last two GOP president were elected by a minority of voters.I do disagree. Whites still control the country but the racists among them have learned to keep their heads down.Democrats hold the Presidency, the House and Senate...they do control the country for now.Except it wasn't the gov't, it was White racists, a group no longer in control of the country.The Tulsa massacre proves that the US government can wipe out an entire city and the world would be none the wiser.
alang disagrees with me when I say "Democrats hold the Presidency, the House and Senate...they do control the country for now." Seems like he doesn't like reality.
Both parties are majority White but the GOP is desperate to hold onto power and if making it harder for select groups of people to vote is in their best interests, as Trump himself has said, they are willing to do whatever.
Thought you folks supported majority rule...You still don't like reality.