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Questionmarktarius 09/20/18 9:57:36 PM #103:	ChainedRedone posted... Knowledge_King posted... Nah, EC>>pure popular vote. This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought. The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:909151944] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>ChainedRedone posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Knowledge_King posted...</cite> <quote>Nah, EC>>pure popular vote.</quote> This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought.</quote> The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jaghave 09/20/18 10:27:37 PM #104:	Questionmarktarius posted... ChainedRedone posted... Knowledge_King posted... Nah, EC>>pure popular vote. This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought. The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked. Doesnt matter Wyoming cant decide election while California can wildly swing them --- For those who say I'm a gimmick https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/261-politics/64183623 been going for 6 years strong <cite>Jaghave posted [p:909153689] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ChainedRedone posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Knowledge_King posted...</cite> <quote>Nah, EC>>pure popular vote.</quote> This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought.</quote> The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked.</quote> Doesnt matter Wyoming cant decide election while California can wildly swing them</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hockeybub89 09/20/18 10:30:56 PM #105:	Jaghave posted... Questionmarktarius posted... ChainedRedone posted... Knowledge_King posted... Nah, EC>>pure popular vote. This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought. The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked. Doesnt matter Wyoming cant decide election while California can wildly swing them But there wouldn't be states voting. It would just be every American citizen casting a vote for whoever they want to be President. California wouldn't be swinging shit. The conservative in California and the liberal in Alabama would finally have a reason for going to the polls. Hell, aren't parts of Cali heavily conservative anyway? Is it fair that the cities are neutering their votes through the EC? --- http://card.psnprofiles.com/1/NIR_Hockey.png http://www.last.fm/user/hockeybub89/ <cite>hockeybub89 posted [p:909153910] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>Jaghave posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ChainedRedone posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Knowledge_King posted...</cite> <quote>Nah, EC>>pure popular vote.</quote> This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought.</quote> The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked.</quote> Doesnt matter Wyoming cant decide election while California can wildly swing them</quote> But there wouldn't be states voting. It would just be every American citizen casting a vote for whoever they want to be President. California wouldn't be swinging shit. The conservative in California and the liberal in Alabama would finally have a reason for going to the polls. Hell, aren't parts of Cali heavily conservative anyway? Is it fair that the cities are neutering their votes through the EC?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jaghave 09/20/18 11:09:53 PM #106:	hockeybub89 posted... Jaghave posted... Questionmarktarius posted... ChainedRedone posted... Knowledge_King posted... Nah, EC>>pure popular vote. This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought. The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked. Doesnt matter Wyoming cant decide election while California can wildly swing them But there wouldn't be states voting. It would just be every American citizen casting a vote for whoever they want to be President. California wouldn't be swinging shit. The conservative in California and the liberal in Alabama would finally have a reason for going to the polls. Hell, aren't parts of Cali heavily conservative anyway? Is it fair that the cities are neutering their votes through the EC? President is suppose to represent the entire nation interest not just the urban sprawl I believe each district should award it own EC instead of the winner take all bs and each state awards 2 base on popular vote of all district combine It the best way to get everyone motivated to vote in both red and blue states --- For those who say I'm a gimmick https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/261-politics/64183623 been going for 6 years strong <cite>Jaghave posted [p:909156216] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>hockeybub89 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Jaghave posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ChainedRedone posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Knowledge_King posted...</cite> <quote>Nah, EC>>pure popular vote.</quote> This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought.</quote> The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked.</quote> Doesnt matter Wyoming cant decide election while California can wildly swing them</quote> But there wouldn't be states voting. It would just be every American citizen casting a vote for whoever they want to be President. California wouldn't be swinging shit. The conservative in California and the liberal in Alabama would finally have a reason for going to the polls. Hell, aren't parts of Cali heavily conservative anyway? Is it fair that the cities are neutering their votes through the EC?</quote> President is suppose to represent the entire nation interest not just the urban sprawl I believe each district should award it own EC instead of the winner take all bs and each state awards 2 base on popular vote of all district combine It the best way to get everyone motivated to vote in both red and blue states</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BoxxY2JosHBK 09/21/18 8:55:58 AM #107:	iPhone_7 posted... BoxxY2JosHBK posted... Hulkasaurusrex posted... Why dont the democrats get rid of super delegates first oh wait then she couldnt be their candidate. This so hard lol Hillary reached the nomination with regular delegates. At the convention she could have handed over all the superdelegates to Bernie and he still wouldnt have reached the nomination. Funny. She had delegates saying she was gonna get the vote regardless of how the voters voted and on top of that, the DNC debates happened during events such as Sunday Night Football and the season premiere of Game of Thrones. On top of that, we have the WikiLeaks showing emails of them hating on Bernie, we know Debbie worked on Clintons campaign. We know what Happen on the Jet. I just think the irony of someone who did the upmost collusion and delegates, complaining about collusion and the EC(delegates) is funny. Don't you? --- Green Bay Packers: 1-0-1 Go Pack Go! <cite>BoxxY2JosHBK posted [p:909172887] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>iPhone_7 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>BoxxY2JosHBK posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Hulkasaurusrex posted...</cite> <quote>Why dont the democrats get rid of super delegates first oh wait then she couldnt be their candidate.</quote> This so hard lol</quote> Hillary reached the nomination with regular delegates. At the convention she could have handed over all the superdelegates to Bernie and he still wouldnt have reached the nomination.</quote> Funny. She had delegates saying she was gonna get the vote regardless of how the voters voted and on top of that, the DNC debates happened during events such as Sunday Night Football and the season premiere of Game of Thrones. On top of that, we have the WikiLeaks showing emails of them hating on Bernie, we know Debbie worked on Clintons campaign. We know what Happen on the Jet. I just think the irony of someone who did the upmost collusion and delegates, complaining about collusion and the EC(delegates) is funny. Don't you?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BoxxY2JosHBK 09/21/18 8:56:50 AM #108:	hockeybub89 posted... Jaghave posted... Questionmarktarius posted... ChainedRedone posted... Knowledge_King posted... Nah, EC>>pure popular vote. This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought. The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked. Doesnt matter Wyoming cant decide election while California can wildly swing them But there wouldn't be states voting. It would just be every American citizen casting a vote for whoever they want to be President. California wouldn't be swinging shit. The conservative in California and the liberal in Alabama would finally have a reason for going to the polls. Hell, aren't parts of Cali heavily conservative anyway? Is it fair that the cities are neutering their votes through the EC? And this argument ignores the fact that people can be indoctrinated --- Green Bay Packers: 1-0-1 Go Pack Go! <cite>BoxxY2JosHBK posted [p:909172924] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>hockeybub89 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Jaghave posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ChainedRedone posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Knowledge_King posted...</cite> <quote>Nah, EC>>pure popular vote.</quote> This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought.</quote> The idea is to make Wyoming somewhat relevant. Of course the math gets really weird in that a Wyoming vote is worth six or seven California votes, last time I checked.</quote> Doesnt matter Wyoming cant decide election while California can wildly swing them</quote> But there wouldn't be states voting. It would just be every American citizen casting a vote for whoever they want to be President. California wouldn't be swinging shit. The conservative in California and the liberal in Alabama would finally have a reason for going to the polls. Hell, aren't parts of Cali heavily conservative anyway? Is it fair that the cities are neutering their votes through the EC?</quote> And this argument ignores the fact that people can be indoctrinated</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Knowledge_King 09/21/18 10:30:37 AM #109:	ChainedRedone posted... This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought. That's precisely the problem. People are 'not capable of much thought' and just going by the pure opinion of the masses is scary and a terrible idea. Plus it's called the "United STATES of America" so States need to count somewhat even if they have less population. --- http://www.warwithwords.com Run: 4 Stars and IndieReader Approved:https://www.amazon.com/Run-M-N-ebook/dp/B076R7DCHN <cite>Knowledge_King posted [p:909176910] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>ChainedRedone posted...</cite> <quote>This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought.</quote> That's precisely the problem. People are 'not capable of much thought' and just going by the pure opinion of the masses is scary and a terrible idea. Plus it's called the "United STATES of America" so States need to count somewhat even if they have less population.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BoxxY2JosHBK 09/21/18 10:43:41 AM #110:	Knowledge_King posted... ChainedRedone posted... This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought. That's precisely the problem. People are 'not capable of much thought' and just going by the pure opinion of the masses is scary and a terrible idea. Plus it's called the "United STATES of America" so States need to count somewhat even if they have less population. Exactly. The same people that are anti EC are ironically pro affirmative action --- Congratulations to Nanahara715 for finally tying the knot! 9/22/2018" <cite>BoxxY2JosHBK posted [p:909177530] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>Knowledge_King posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ChainedRedone posted...</cite> <quote>This tends to be the complete argument for pro-EC people. They're just not capable of much thought.</quote> That's precisely the problem. People are 'not capable of much thought' and just going by the pure opinion of the masses is scary and a terrible idea. Plus it's called the "United STATES of America" so States need to count somewhat even if they have less population.</quote> Exactly. The same people that are anti EC are ironically pro affirmative action</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iPhone_7 09/21/18 11:02:19 AM #111:	BoxxY2JosHBK posted... Hillary reached the nomination with regular delegates. At the convention she could have handed over all the superdelegates to Bernie and he still wouldnt have reached the nomination. Funny. She had delegates saying she was gonna get the vote regardless of how the voters voted Some superdelegates said they had already decided which candidate they were going to vote for. Superdelegates would get their privilege by running the party, fundraising, and helping candidates throughout the country elected to office. and on top of that, the DNC debates happened during events such as Sunday Night Football and the season premiere of Game of Thrones. What, is this supposed to be some sort of corruption? Are they suppose to coordinate with all the television networks other than the ones agreeing to air the debates? If anything this reflects poorly on Americans priorities. On top of that, we have the WikiLeaks showing emails of them hating on Bernie, Largely discussions on how to respond to his attacks on the Party. we know Debbie worked on Clintons campaign. **y of them We know what Happen on the Jet. y of them I just think the irony of someone who did the upmost collusion and delegates, complaining about collusion and the EC(delegates) is funny. Don't you? Yeah theres irony. But thats a political partys inner-workings & corruption. Theyre clubs & organizations with their own interests. Government on the other hand is paid by the people, should work for the people, and be held accountable in accordance with the law. --- Sig User Logic https://imgur.com/lA5fm7w <cite>iPhone_7 posted [p:909178503] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>BoxxY2JosHBK posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Hillary reached the nomination with regular delegates. At the convention she could have handed over all the superdelegates to Bernie and he still wouldnt have reached the nomination.</quote> Funny. She had delegates saying she was gonna get the vote regardless of how the voters voted</quote> Some superdelegates said they had already decided which candidate they were going to vote for. Superdelegates would get their privilege by running the party, fundraising, and helping candidates throughout the country elected to office. <quote>and on top of that, the DNC debates happened during events such as Sunday Night Football and the season premiere of Game of Thrones.</quote> What, is this supposed to be some sort of corruption? Are they suppose to coordinate with all the television networks other than the ones agreeing to air the debates? If anything this reflects poorly on Americans priorities. <quote>On top of that, we have the WikiLeaks showing emails of them hating on Bernie,</quote> Largely discussions on how to respond to his attacks on the Party. <quote>we know Debbie worked on Clintons campaign.</quote> y of them <quote>We know what Happen on the Jet.</quote>**y of them <quote>I just think the irony of someone who did the upmost collusion and delegates, complaining about collusion and the EC(delegates) is funny. Don't you?</quote> Yeah theres irony. But thats a political partys inner-workings & corruption. Theyre clubs & organizations with their own interests. Government on the other hand is paid by the people, should work for the people, and be held accountable in accordance with the law.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Minute 09/21/18 11:04:15 AM #112:	Bestoffuture posted... they won't shut up about it. Oh lord, the complete and utter lack of self awareness. --- https://imgur.com/dITkcK9 <cite>Minute posted [p:909178593] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>Bestoffuture posted...</cite> <quote>they won't shut up about it.</quote> Oh lord, the complete and utter lack of self awareness.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bestoffuture 09/21/18 11:09:18 AM #113:	Minute posted... Bestoffuture posted... they won't shut up about it. Oh lord, the complete and utter lack of self awareness. I'm not a Trump fuck boi. --- Proud leader of the Peypals Turbam 2020: Make America :V again <cite>Bestoffuture posted [p:909178840] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>Minute posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Bestoffuture posted...</cite> <quote>they won't shut up about it.</quote> Oh lord, the complete and utter lack of self awareness.</quote> I'm not a Trump fuck boi.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MakoReizei 09/21/18 2:30:56 PM #115:	BLAKUboy posted... Good to know conservatives still hate democracy. we don't live in a democracy --- https://i.imgtc.com/3owskMW.png <cite>MakoReizei posted [p:909189737] in Hillary: I... [t:77022563]...</cite> <quote><cite>BLAKUboy posted...</cite> <quote>Good to know conservatives still hate democracy.</quote> we don't live in a democracy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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