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Sickening State of the Left

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The Dems need to be like Elsa and just let it go.

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So does being lobbied mean they are being offered something in return for changing their vote.

Why do we care what they do as long as it is legal? It was legal 4 years ago, 8 years ago, 20 years ago...but no one has chosen to go there. But they could have. In the end, DJT will be POTUS and many of us will just ride it out. There are many possibilities of a DJT presidency that scare me that I have 0 control over. I'm not wasting my time energy and sanity on them. Regardless of this movement, the reality is that DJT is the Supreme Ruler of the US. As his minions have forcefully told me over and over, he won, so shut up.

Why do we care what they do as long as it is legal? It was legal 4 years ago, 8 years ago, 20 years ago...but no one has chosen to go there.

 

Electors get lobbied every year. This guy wrote a book examining it. It's usually never an issue because the electors are partisans who wouldn't want to vote for the other party (and still don't). It's a bigger deal this year for obvious reasons, but at least several electors, including one Republican, have said they will vote faithlessly. And the media will not turn down a sensational story.

 

Presidential Electors and the Electoral College: An Examination of Lobbying, Wavering Electors, and Campaigns for Faithless Votes By Robert M. Alexander

Electors get lobbied every year. This guy wrote a book examining it. It's usually never an issue because the electors are partisans who wouldn't want to vote for the other party (and still don't). It's a bigger deal this year for obvious reasons, but at least several electors, including one Republican, have said they will vote faithlessly. And the media will not turn down a sensational story.

 

Presidential Electors and the Electoral College: An Examination of Lobbying, Wavering Electors, and Campaigns for Faithless Votes By Robert M. Alexander

 

Thanks! I didn't realize that.

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Again, for the few posters on here that think others on here are "bothered that electors are being lobbied to vote differently", what I'm saying and see others saying is basically get over it. You lost. Move on. Did we see this in the two prior elections? No. Why? Apparently, those on the right can handle a loss. Those on the left, not so much. And no, I don't mean all on the left, but way too many. Maybe this is what happens when you expect a village to raise a child instead of it's parents. :woot:

 

This might be the most true statement of the day. :thumb:

Of course any lobbying effort will turn out fruitless, and I don't personally know anyone who thinks anything could prevent a Trump presidency. Still, can we at least agree that the majority of Hilary supporters would feel a lot more comfortable about our future if we were about to elect a President Romney, Rubio, or Kasich? Let's not pretend that the PEOTUS hasn't driven us to this point by running such a divisive campaign. I think what is being lost in every discussion is that we aren't arguing about our favorite sports teams versus their fiercest rival. Many people are genuinely scared.

I seriously doubt there will be....more accurately, there's a snowballs chance in hell, that it will happen. I hope it doesn't happen. But it does show the quirks and warts of the electoral college system. Quite frankly, I'm surprised this hasn't been an issue before. But I'm fairly sure this won't be the last time something like this occurs, unless the system gets addressed.

 

No one in modern history has acted like the Left has in losing this election. It should be embarrassing to them.

Tomorrow needs to be called National Crybaby Day.

Of course any lobbying effort will turn out fruitless, and I don't personally know anyone who thinks anything could prevent a Trump presidency. Still, can we at least agree that the majority of Hilary supporters would feel a lot more comfortable about our future if we were about to elect a President Romney, Rubio, or Kasich? Let's not pretend that the PEOTUS hasn't driven us to this point by running such a divisive campaign. I think what is being lost in every discussion is that we aren't arguing about our favorite sports teams versus their fiercest rival. Many people are genuinely scared.

 

I agree many on the left would be more comfortable with the others you mentioned. But scared? What are they scared of? He isn't going to be a king. He can't just do whatever he wants. I think too many people are falling for all of the fear mongering.

No one in modern history has acted like the Left has in losing this election. It should be embarrassing to them.

 

As embarrasing as the Right's candidate stating over and over again that the syste was rigged in the weeks before the election.

As embarrasing as the Right's candidate stating over and over again that the syste was rigged in the weeks before the election.

 

And at least one poster on here who implied Clinton should be assasinated "when" she won (it was rigged, after all).

As embarrasing as the Right's candidate stating over and over again that the syste was rigged in the weeks before the election.

 

As embarrassing as saying the results should be accepted and not to was un-American and then acting like they have after losing.

As embarrasing as the Right's candidate stating over and over again that the syste was rigged in the weeks before the election.

 

Not even close...

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Not even close...

 

That was a poor weak statement by rjs4470 to defend the snowflakes.

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