[POLL] U.S. Presidential Election 2016

[DeoNaught]

well if the reports are to believed they were busing around minorities who were casting more than 1 ballot in multiple polling places
what they didnt account for was the shy trump voters (silent majority) and rural america

anyway I'm just enjoying all the salty posts on social media
all the feminists, sjw's, lbgt, and minorities full on salt mine right now

we got salt for days

 

[Thirty3Three]

Guys ready to move to Canada? (America Lite)?

 

[Glyptofane]

Guys ready to move to Canada? (America Lite)?

There's a novel solution... move to an even whiter nation. Besides, I'm pretty sure they don't want any of us.

 

[vincentx77]

You...do know the wall was mostly hyperbole, and was only hyped up to get reactions from voters? He's surely not going to create a giant Great Wall, but Mexico will have to inevitably do something about their borders with us.

Your sarcasm detection mechanism is almost as impressive as Trump's Great Wall will be. Keep fighting, soldier.

 

[Chary]

Your sarcasm detection mechanism is almost as impressive as Trump's Great Wall will be. Keep fighting, soldier.

Thanks! I will!

 

[Thirty3Three]

There's a novel solution... move to an even whiter nation. Besides, I'm pretty sure they don't want any of us.

No, shh. It's okay.
We're stuck with Beiber. It's a fair trade.

 

[Lord M]

Well well well... if I remember someone here has accused me of being a visionary because i've said that in The Simpson long time ago there was a clear message of the election of Donald Trump.
Now I look and demand an apology.
This is further proof that everything is decided practically forever by the past, although the dull who accused me keep saying "coincidences"
The New World Order it is about to begin...
... and this is the only reality

 

[RevPokemon]

I am just so glad I voted for Johnson this year and am not ashamed of it as either way 3rd parties would wrongly get blamed for the outcome.

 

[Joe88]

People who voted third party are getting blamed because they could have prevented this by voting for clinton is their argument

 

[RevPokemon]

People who voted third party are getting blamed because they could have prevented this by voting for clinton is their argument

And the opposite would be said by Trump people if HRC would of won. Either way the only person who made Hillary lose was her and her campaign people.

 

[Viri]

Blame everyone but the DNC for rigging and turning off a shit ton of their voter base and Hillary for being a fucking awful candidate who lost states that were Democrat strong holds since the 80's.

Nope, it's all da racist hitler peoplez faults, and those evil third party voters!

 

[Gingerbread Crumb]

It's time people. Anyone who said they're leaving the US, please deliver.

 

[TotalInsanity4]

And your caucus would mean exactly what when there aren't enough votes in your state to affect an election?

"Free"* publicity and starting off on the right foot for the primaries

*heavy air quotes because yes, campaigning costs money

 

[RevPokemon]

"Free"* publicity and starting off on the right foot for the primaries

*heavy air quotes because yes, campaigning costs money

regardless of course the issue with the national vote is that the system would basically move it from swing states to the deep red/blue states. But regardless by nature it would help the Democrats overwhelmingly

 

[chaosrunner]

aye trump wins rip america i dont really care cuz i am canadian

 

[AlanJohn]

My brain still can't fully comprehend this. It's like I'm in a meme dimension, a reality that isn't supposed to exist.
Well, to be honest, 2016 in a whole was like that.

 

[TotalInsanity4]

But regardless by nature it would help the Democrats overwhelmingly

Clinton won the popular vote by what... 200,000 votes? In the grand scheme of things, I wouldn't call that "overwhelmingly"

 

[RevPokemon]

Clinton won the popular vote by what... 200,000 votes? In the grand scheme of things, I wouldn't call that "overwhelmingly"

Well the issue is that regardless the GOP will have issues winning the popular vote since the changing demographics (although I feel they could make it competitive for the Latino vote with people like Rubio or maybe Cruz), the fact that even solid red states have large liberal hubs (Atlanta for example), and that regardless the country leans a tad bit to the left in politics more or less. Regardless the EC is easier for the GOP than the Democrats but still I doubt Trump will be re-elected.

 

[Haloman800]

These liberal tears are delicious. I have never felt such a strong sense of satisfaction, coupled with hope for America's future.

Spoiler

#MAGA

 

[TotalInsanity4]

These liberal tears are delicious. I have never felt such a strong sense of satisfaction

Glad you've got your priorities in check