Trump now ahead in the Popular Vote

[Sunstone]

"Who Won the Popular Vote?
All the ballots haven't been counted yet, but it looks like Hillary Clinton really did win the nationwide popular vote -- if not the presidency -- by a considerable margin."

Source: Snopes. Six hours ago.

 

[Underhill]

"Who Won the Popular Vote?
All the ballots haven't been counted yet, but it looks like Hillary Clinton really did win the nationwide popular vote -- if not the presidency -- by a considerable margin."

Source: Snopes. Six hours ago.

It looks like, by their math, Hillary could have several million more votes than Trump when all is said and done... I don't know that this has happened before by such a wide margin.

 

[Revoltingest]

It looks like, by their math, Hillary could have several million more votes than Trump when all is said and done... I don't know that this has happened before by such a wide margin.

Tilden v Hayes was (percentagewise).

Wow, once again we really dodged the bullet, eh.

 

[esmith]

Get over it we won, Hillary lost.
I'm sure all of you that wanted Hillary to win can find other things to cry about in the upcoming 4 years.

 

[David1967]

Don't worry

 

[buddhist]

"Completed analysis of database of 180 million voter registrations. Number of non-citizen votes exceeds 3 million. Consulting legal team." (source)

Time will tell if this is true or not.

 

[Notanumber]

Does this provide the answer?

 

[idav]

Get over it we won, Hillary lost.
I'm sure all of you that wanted Hillary to win can find other things to cry about in the upcoming 4 years.

Like whine about the electoral college for four years or more? Even trump said take to the streets for the issue some years ago, don't know if his perspective is any different just cause it benefited him. People have been whining bout it ever since Bush lost popular but won presidency 16 years ago.

 

[idav]

Does this provide the answer?

I don't know what's their source?

 

[Revoltingest]

Wa Po says Hillary is still ahead in the pop vote (this morning)....
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-goes-to-a-fake-news-site-with-false-numbers/

Still, it's irrelevant.
We have a system under which Trump won by a landslide.
To complain about the rules this late in the game is wrong.

 

[Mister_T]

Get over it we won, Hillary lost.
I'm sure all of you that wanted Hillary to win can find other things to cry about in the upcoming 4 years.

I wish Republicans had this type of proactive attitude during 8 years of Obama being in office instead of draping teabags over their faces and labeling him an oppressive, socialist Super-Muslim.

 

[esmith]

I wish Republicans has this type of proactive attitude during 8 years of Obama being in office instead of draping teabags over their faces and labeling him an oppressive, socialist Super-Muslim.

The problem was he was worse.

 

[Mister_T]

The problem was he was worse.

Totally.

 

[suncowiam]

Wa Po says Hillary is still ahead in the pop vote (this morning)....
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-goes-to-a-fake-news-site-with-false-numbers/

Still, it's irrelevant.
We have a system under which Trump won by a landslide.
To complain about the rules this late in the game is wrong.

Agreed, but the OP is wrong so he should admit fault. This thread should have never been created because the topic is irrelevant regardless who wins the popular vote.

 

[Revoltingest]

I wish Republicans has this type of proactive attitude during 8 years of Obama being in office instead of draping teabags over their faces and labeling him an oppressive, socialist Super-Muslim.

That labeling wasn't from mainstream Republicans holding office.
Similarly, Democrats in office aren't the ones calling Trump the next Hitler.

 

[Mister_T]

That labeling wasn't from mainstream Republicans holding office.
Similarly, Democrats in office aren't the ones calling Trump the next Hitler.

It wasn't? They certainly seemed to embrace the Tea Party and their rhetoric.

Hitler comparisons from either side are also beyond stupid and no one should be making them.

 

[Revoltingest]

It wasn't? They certainly seemed to embrace the Tea Party and their rhetoric.

Even most Tea Partiers weren't that extreme.
One must be careful when a loud noise comes from a direction.
It could be just a few in that direction making the noise.

Hitler comparisons from either side are also beyond stupid and no one should be making them.

True dat.

 

[esmith]

I wish Republicans had this type of proactive attitude during 8 years of Obama being in office instead of draping teabags over their faces and labeling him an oppressive, socialist Super-Muslim.

The problem was he was worse.

Totally.

 

[Mister_T]

Even most Tea Partiers weren't that extreme.

There were an awful lot of them that believed Obama wasn't US born and a radical Muslim. Certainly not all, but more than I think you're alluding to, but that's a whole other debate.

One must be careful when a loud noise comes from a direction.
It could be just a few in that direction making the noise.

One should also take notice when said noise is becoming increasingly louder.

 

[Revoltingest]

There were an awful lot of them that believed Obama wasn't US born and a radical Muslim. Certainly not all, but more than I think you're alluding to, but that's a whole other debate.

One should also take notice when said noise is becoming increasingly louder.

I say it's quieted down.
Notice that Trump long ago abandoned challenging Obama's domestic birth.