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I don't think that's meaningfully the case between gerrymandering, the electoral college, voter suppression, first past the post voting, and lobbying.
by harimau777 4y ago
I don't think that's meaningfully the case between gerrymandering, the electoral college, voter suppression, first past the post voting, and lobbying.
- Ekaros 4y agoAll decisions done by electorate or those who they elected.
- dehrmann 4y agoDespite the establishment not wanting it, Trump still won. Everything you mentioned only goes so far once people are unhappy.
- _heimdall 4y agoThere is no legal technicality in which Trump won. He received a huge amount of votes, there's no denying that, but voter fraud on any meaningful scale was never proven after they looked under every rock they could find. Beyond that, the electoral college and Congress finalize election results and they don't appear to have breached any protocols.
- tekknik 4y agoYou’re probably confusing parent, Trump definitely won 2016.