Hillary's popular vote lead...

[T. A. Gardner]

Has risen to over 2 million! That's just over .00000032% of the popular vote! It's truly a reason for her to be the President rather than Trump... Yea, sure... and

[Rojik]

Rules is rules. She don't get that. Never will, and that's why the dem base stayed home that day...

Excpet in the big cities where they expect Trump to eat their babies

[Aber]

Has risen to over 2 million! That's just over .00000032% of the popular vote! It's truly a reason for her to be the President rather than Trump... Yea, sure... and

You might want to check your calculator...

[wolfhnd]

Has risen to over 2 million! That's just over .00000032% of the popular vote! It's truly a reason for her to be the President rather than Trump... Yea, sure... and

How many of those are fraudulent?

[T. A. Gardner]

How many of those are fraudulent?

Better question: How many aren't?

[Massena]

It is interesting that the popular vote went for Clinton. And while that does not indicate a win, the electoral vote does, it is significant in that Trump is a minority president. He has not received a mandate to govern from the American people.

[lynelhutz]

Has risen to over 2 million! That's just over .00000032% of the popular vote! It's truly a reason for her to be the President rather than Trump... Yea, sure... and

As I have been saying this is yet more clear "evidence" of the "massive voter fraud" that allowed Trump steal steal the election.

[BorderRuffian]

It is interesting that the popular vote went for Clinton. And while that does not indicate a win, the electoral vote does, it is significant in that Trump is a minority president.

No candidate received a majority vote. Not Trump - not Hillary.

He has not received a mandate to govern from the American people.

Trump probably received a majority of the American vote. Hillary got the Mexican vote.

[T. A. Gardner]

It is interesting that the popular vote went for Clinton. And while that does not indicate a win, the electoral vote does, it is significant in that Trump is a minority president. He has not received a mandate to govern from the American people.

That depends on what you call a "mandate." If you look at a map of how the vote broke down, the two coasts with large mostly Progressive cities and counties where universities exist voted heavily for Hillary. The rest of the US voted for Trump (with some exceptions).

In a sense, Trump's election is a thorough and complete repudiation of Progressive and Leftist values. Only those locations where there is a very urban or university heavy population voted Progressive (ie., for Hillary). The bulk of America voted against those values, including the formerly reliably Democrat "Rust Belt." Michigan being the most obvious case of this.

In the heyday of Detroit and auto and steel manufacturing, this belt was solidly Democrat and the wealthiest part of America. Under decades of Democrat and increasingly Leftist / Progressive political leadership it has turned into a decaying ruin of its former glory.

If Trump was given a mandate, it is to end Progressivism in the federal government. How well he does that will really be the bellwether of his success or failure.

[Trung Si]

As I have been saying this is yet more clear "evidence" of the "massive voter fraud" that allowed Trump steal steal the election.

What massive voter fraud? the people of the various States elect our President and map reading is essential here, the popular vote means zilch!

[wolfhnd]

The Democrats are notorious for voter fraud, people that do not know U.S. history may be unable to comprehend reality.

[lynelhutz]

What massive voter fraud? the people of the various States elect our President and map reading is essential here, the popular vote means zilch!

Yes, there as tons of "evidence" before the election. Remember all the dead voters? No real world proof but apparently enough to motivate morons at the political base. Certainly more than enough to convince Trump supporters if he had lost.

[Metryll]

It is interesting that the popular vote went for Clinton. And while that does not indicate a win, the electoral vote does, it is significant in that Trump is a minority president. He has not received a mandate to govern from the American people.

Yes it has. That US system use indirect vote does not mean that American people did not vote for him.

[The Exorcist]

ITS THE TRADITION! :P

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg8E6AEeVtI

Yes, there as tons of "evidence" before the election. Remember all the dead voters? No real world proof but apparently enough to motivate morons at the political base. Certainly more than enough to convince Trump supporters if he had lost.

This again?

And what form of proof would be enough to convince you, precisely?
What would it take to get you to shut up and leave (the sole and only acknowledgment you Progs ever give when you are proven wrong) ?

[andrewza]

What massive voter fraud? the people of the various States elect our President and map reading is essential here, the popular vote means zilch!

Thats a put come pf a flawed winner takes all system.