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considering he was already beaten by a terrible democratic candidate
If he was "beaten", then why is he president?

Both campaigns knew that it was about maximizing their result in the electoral college, not the popular vote. The Clniton campaign failed to win in the one metric that mattered.
Furthermore, a campaign for the popular vote would have played out differently from the campaign we actually saw in 2016. It's a very short-sighted concept to just take the popular vote outcome from a different campaign (one fought for the EC) and just postulate that this is also the outcome a campaign
for the popular vote would have produced.
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, and more importantly, that republicans are doing their best to outright RIG the elections (not securing them sufficiently against foreign meddling, massive voter purges, ridiculous gerrymandering, coordinated disenfranchisement of minority voters, citizenship question on census, voter id laws...) in their favour because they know they can't win based on policy and substance...
How exactly is a citizenship question on the census supposed to affect the outcome of an election in which only citizens can cast a vote to begin with?

Also, how dare Republicans demand voters to be able to prove their identity before being allowed to vote? Outrageous!!111
This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Dec 19 2019 11:30am