Fully agreed.
Would still be interesting to know if Trump also called the families of some of the El Paso victims...

yeah surely you calling him a “racist” and reeeing irl will surely be the end of drumpf this time

republicans ARE the minority party when you strictly look at policy. almost ALL of their positions are only shared by a minority of people. that's why they have to 'win' elections by different means:

- massive and systematic voter disenfranchisement
- gerrymandering
- protecting citizens united to make sure their corporate overlords will give them a financial advantage for campaigning
- the electoral college
- openly inviting hostile foreign nations to influence elections in their favour
- generally making sure as few people vote as possible
- not securing elections against meddling
- systematic voter supression against minorities
- have the supreme court stacked with partisan hacks who will prevent a proper count of contested elections

Another part you don't understand because you aren't a part of U.S culture. Most of those points aren't shared by socialist, but demoncrats, yes. Also, most of those things you brought up were actually put into action by democrats with evidence in many different districts, but no evidence of republicans doing so (other than gerrymandering, both parties do this. Though I have heard that it favors republicans more, but that doesn't mean both don't attempt the practice).

fender aka heinrich blames “a stacked supreme court” for the result of the 2016 election lmfao

he’s also still blaming “republicans” for the electoral college even though the electoral college predates the republican party by nearly 70 years

Hillary won the popular vote by like 3 million out of 329 million people.
Trump won fair and square, by electoral college vote.

Time to grow up and realize Hillary lost... fair and square.

3 million out of 135 million voters.
and yes, trump did indeed win fair and square, hillary was well aware that the electoral college existed.

not the point though, the point is that it favours republicans, and that it's an objectively shitty thing for democracy, and most americans (yes, even a majority of republicans) do agree on that. trump himself has tweeted that a couple of times back when he didn't need it to win elections...

First and foremost, the U.S is a Democratic republic, not a pure democracy.

I feel that the world is heading towards a direction where our current set of government may be obsolete, but I personally don't think we are near that yet.

This post was edited by ChrisKz on Aug 6 2019 11:31pm

The electoral college doesn't favor either party. You sure you know wtf you're talking about?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_United_States_presidential_election#Campaign_finance

total spent:
Clinton: $639m
Trump: $302m



midterms:
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/election-update-the-democrats-unprecedented-fundraising-edge-is-scary-for-republicans-and-for-our-model/


so in 2018, the Dems again had a 2:1 fundraising edge.