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The Many Things Democrat’s Got Wrong About the Mueller Report

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So much for the latest conspiracy that Barr is repressing the details of the report and somehow Mueller and his inquisition aren’t objecting to their report being hijacked.

It’ll all come out. All of it.

LOL "above and beyond" ....... but won't release it. Literally holding it back and saying he's going above and beyond simultaneously and his #bornfollowers don't question that narrative.


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So much for the latest conspiracy that Barr is repressing the details of the report and somehow Mueller and his inquisition aren’t objecting to their report being hijacked.

It’ll all come out. All of it.
It's simply going to take a while for AG Barr to go through Mueller's report and search for the infinitesimally small word or phrase the democrats believe is inside to keep their hopes alive that their twisted convoluted and disjointed obstruction narrative exists against overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
 
LOL "above and beyond" ....... but won't release it. Literally holding it back and saying he's going above and beyond simultaneously and his #bornfollowers don't question that narrative.


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Let’s release everything and see what we got. Cool? Let’s put all the cards on the table for the world to see and quit moving goalposts.

 
three dots on the US map making up 12% of the population and voting virtually as a monolith is self evident domination. You just explained the problem to yourself. You get that 12% to vote the way you want to and you dominate any national vote. It's not debatable. Throw in all the other huge reliably left voting urban strongholds and you probably have closer to half the population who lives in similar urban environments voting nationally in ways that benefit them but fvck everyone else.
Actually Mega, under a popular vote system you would need over 50% to dominate. Either way those cities do not vote as a monolith. Hillary only got 59% of the New York vote.

Getting rid of the EC absolutely FVCKS states with low populations like Oklahoma and makes our votes irrelevant by comparison to how NY, LA, Chicago want to vote.
No actually your vote in Oklahoma would count exactly the same as a vote in NY.

1. This is not a democracy. It's a representative republic. The EC is essential for that.
So why do we elect every other office by popular vote instead of an arcane system?
2. States like Colorado are going to love it when Trump changes his strategy and wins the national vote and they have to cast all their delegate votes to him when they wouldn't have had to otherwise, BECAUSE...
3. The strategy between campaigning for the EC vs Campaigning for the popular vote is exactly like the difference in game planning a football game for points on the scoreboard vs who got the most total yards.
This is actually a good point, shouldn't we base who wins the football game based on who scores the most points rather than who wins the most quarters?
4. In a representative republic, the popular vote is IRRELEVANT.
Again, why is it in our representative republic the popular vote is used for all other offices? And if having a representative republic requires that our presidential elections are done in a manner that doesn't represent a majority of voters, is it good to have a representative republic?
5. Trump or someone else you don't want in power would simply change their strategy. Trump could easily have picked up enough votes in Cali or his home state of NY if it were at all worth his time to campaign there.
That would be great. I would much prefer Trump as president accountable to people instead of geography. Again, no one is disputing the legitimacy of Trump's election or even that he could have won the popular vote if he wanted to. The point is Trump trying to win the popular vote is a better system than trump spending all of his time in swing states.


Do not fvck with the Constitution.
What if the people who wrote the constitution explicitly outlined a way to **** with it and acknowledged that ****ing with it is a necessary thing from time to time?
Either way a coalition of states awarding their electors to the popular vote winner does not require the constitution to be ****ed with.



The point remains that you are completely wrong about the dominance of 3 cities.
 
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