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That's just semantics. Are you refuting that there was a large population of people in swing states that voted contrary to polling and forecasts?
by tmorgan175 10y ago
That's just semantics. Are you refuting that there was a large population of people in swing states that voted contrary to polling and forecasts?
- gnaritas 10y agoNo, it isn't semantics; more people voted for Clinton, therefore there is no silent majority voting for Trump; that is a fact. Yes polling overlooked a big chunk of people who voted for Trump, but that chunk is not a silent majority by any stretch of the imagination.
- tmorgan175 10y agoNationwide, no. In those specific states, yes. It was a majority.
- goatlover 10y agoCalifornia and New York help Clinton's numbers quite a bit.
- tmorgan175 10y agoAnd what is your argument exactly? Because Clinton won the POPULAR vote by .1 percentage points you can trivialize and insult 50% of the country?
- gnaritas 10y agoIs that a real question? Because do please show me where I'm insulting 50% of the country. Are you claiming that me saying they aren't a majority constitutes an insult? That's pretty bold, yet that's all I've said so you really can't be referring to anything else.