Current Events > They aren't really thinking about placing a popular vote for the presidency,

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monkmith 12/14/20 9:17:01 PM #51:	Intro2Logic posted... Republicans won the popular vote as recently as 2004. They're perfectly capable of doing so. The EC allows for them to have a fighting chance without seriously attempting to win over a majority of the public, and that's the approach they've taken under Trump. 2004 is an obvious outlier, bush road in on the patriotism wave after 9/11. --- Taarsidath-an halsaam. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:948342904] in They aren'... [t:79175775]...</cite> <quote>Intro2Logic posted... </cite> <quote>Republicans won the popular vote as recently as 2004. They're perfectly capable of doing so. The EC allows for them to have a fighting chance without seriously attempting to win over a majority of the public, and that's the approach they've taken under Trump.</quote>2004 is an obvious outlier, bush road in on the patriotism wave after 9/11. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VigorouslySwish 12/16/20 4:48:32 PM #52:	TheMikh posted... this is what the federal-state dynamic was originally supposed to be about the idea should be re-examined --- i'm just some guy yellin' about apple sauce <cite>VigorouslySwish posted [p:948413773] in They aren'... [t:79175775]...</cite> <quote>TheMikh posted... </cite> <quote>this is what the federal-state dynamic was originally supposed to be about</quote> the idea should be re-examined </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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