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Believing the party that wins the popular vote "really" won the election is like believing the soccer team with the most minutes of possession "really" won the game. Goals win games, so that's what teams focus on. Electoral votes win elections, so that's what campaigns focus on.
Believing that we really won the 2016 election is a comforting illusion that only weakens us. We lost. Let's not lose again. If you have friends or family in FL, PA, AZ, WI, NV, MI, OH, NC, NH, CO, or GA, text them and remind them to vote.
Democracy vs. Republic
Absolutely correct.
Agreed, but sometimes the rules need changing.
Do you know why the electoral college was designed the way it is to begin with?
Don't tell Hillary.
There’s this thing called democracy, where you win by getting the mist votes
Or it's like believing the cricket team with most number of boundaries won the game. Oh, wait, that's how England won the 2019 World Cup!
Thank you
A good game is designed to have surprising outcomes because that's what makes it interesting and fun to play or watch. Are you saying that's true of elections as well?
Any competition has rules that should be known before it starts and not changed in its duration and especially not changed after it ends. That’s what makes a competition fair
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