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Yes, at least in theory. The simple reason is that in the end not the media, but the courts will decide.
by jansan 6y ago
Yes, at least in theory. The simple reason is that in the end not the media, but the courts will decide.
- sergiotapia 6y agoI think this is all anyone is really asking for.
- maxerickson 6y agoAs yet, no court is adjudicating an issue that impacts a large number of ballots. State election systems will decide the election.
- unethical_ban 6y agoMost are asking for the people to decide. And if the people truly and directly got to decide the president, this post would have been made on Wednesday morning.
- sergiotapia 6y agoThat's not realistic because the fate of the country would be decided by a handful of cities, all sharing a same culture.
- crowbahr 6y agoHaving lived in 3 different cities let me tell you: they ain't got anything close to the same culture. Seattle, NY, and Atlanta are as disparate physically as culturally. And the majority of Americans don't want a rural minority dictating the "fate of the country" either.
- spankalee 6y agoCourts do not typically decide elections.