tmorgan175

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   by tmorgan175 2y ago

   That's some writing under the influence if I've ever seen it. A shame, since the underlying argument is interesting.
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   by tmorgan175 10y ago

   And what is your argument exactly? Because Clinton won the POPULAR vote by .1 percentage points you can trivialize and insult 50% of the country?
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   by tmorgan175 10y ago

   Nationwide, no. In those specific states, yes. It was a majority.
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   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?
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   by tmorgan175 10y ago

   This is the kind of elitist, holier-than-thou, attitude that created a silent majority in the first place. There's probably a middle ground here that you're alienating by using such crude stereotypes.
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   by tmorgan175 13y ago

   I bought a chromecast for nothing...