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Re: Clinton Now Leads Donald Trump by Over 2.5 Million Votes

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Beam Me Up Scotty

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Dec 9, 2016, 1:55:38 PM12/9/16
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On 12/09/2016 12:08 AM, Gronk wrote:
> Beam Me Up Scotty wrote:
>> On 12/02/2016 07:00 AM, Yak wrote:
>>> On Friday, December 2, 2016 at 12:23:47 AM UTC-5, Gronk wrote:
>>>> http://time.com/4587158/clinton-leads-trump-2-5-million-votes/
>>>
>>> Yeah....and????
>>
>> It's sad that Democrats think it has any meaning.... but there was *NO*
>> popular vote, and using the numbers from an electoral college election
>> to pretend they can be equated to a popular vote is a clear case of
>> abusing the data and the scientific method.
>>
>
> It's sad you think Trumpie has a mandate.

TRUMP has about 70 more electoral votes and those are the votes we count.

That would mean that trump won with about a 15% margin which is actually
a pretty big win.

Recounting it just confirms that the TRUMP mandate is a big deal for
Liberals, because it won't turn the election and is only being attempted
to undermine TRUMPS mandate.

The Liberals own actions betrays their whining that TRUMP has no
mandate. If there were no mandate there would be no reason for any
recounts. There won't be a change in the winner. The Democrats only
hope was to turn one or two of than many States that voted for TRUMP and
that was a long shot at best.

It's kind of funny that Democrats own actions are confirming TRUMPS mandate.

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First-Post

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Dec 9, 2016, 2:09:00 PM12/9/16
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what is truly funny is that they want to use the bogus "mandate"
argument to try to say that just because he won the election, it
doesn't mean he has any right as president to actually do anything.

Beam Me Up Scotty

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Dec 9, 2016, 2:12:19 PM12/9/16
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and it's just the opposite to what they said when Obama won.

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Wayne

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Dec 9, 2016, 5:23:03 PM12/9/16
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The popular vote is a bullshit after-the-fact whine. The game was
electoral votes, and both sides played that game.

Campaigning and spending would have been completely different for a game
of popular vote. Smaller states could have ended up with neither
candidate setting foot there during the campaign.

My guess is that Hillary might have won in a popular vote contest, but
not necessarily by a big margin. For popular vote, Trump would have
thrown money at states like CA to up the number of votes.

With the electoral college system, it made no sense for Trump to spend
time/money in CA and still lose but by a smaller margin.
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