2020 Presidential Race

[lawgator1]

I’d just allocate the electoral votes by the states popular vote.

With no extra votes correlated to having two Senators?

 

[Orangeslice13]

Horrible idea.

That’s the absolute proof we needed.
That’s what we should do.

 

[NorthDallas40]

With no extra votes correlated to having two Senators?

The Senators are already counted in the present EC allotment your population centers are already weighted by the House delegate count.

 

[Weezer]

Horrible idea.

Spoken like someone who understands many "blue states" are only blue because of the population in a handful of counties. Take Nevada as an example. It's blue because of two counties. The rest of the state is majority red. But Las Vegas and Reno have enough people to swing it blue.

 

[RavinDave]

The election won't be overturned and regardless if they have rock solid evidence of fraud/criminality that pushed Biden over the top it will never be taken seriously.

This is the reality, and whatever the level of fraud involved, the full extent of the cheating will never see the light of day.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Spoken like someone who understands many "blue states" are only blue because of the population in a handful of counties. Take Nevada as an example. It's blue because of two counties. The rest of the state is majority red. But Las Vegas and Reno have enough people to swing it blue.

Shirley, somebody has taken the time to process a prop EC vote result for at least all current elections to see any impact on the outcome.

 

[lawgator1]

Spoken like someone who understands many "blue states" are only blue because of the population in a handful of counties. Take Nevada as an example. It's blue because of two counties. The rest of the state is majority red. But Las Vegas and Reno have enough people to swing it blue.

Correct. Dem voters tend to be clustered more in cities, particularly the larger ones. Giving electoral votes to remote or undeveloped counties just because that's where poorer and uneducated whites tend to live is worse than current system of overweighting votes from rural states as is.

 

[Weezer]

Shirley, somebody has taken the time to process a prop EC vote result for at least all current elections to see any impact on the outcome.

 

[NCFisher]

Yeah I’m sure that’s it.

You seem to be arguing that because you think the claims are tenuous and the outcome of the election being changed dubious, that this case should be ready to hit the streets or we should be seeing the evidence.

Objectively, I don’t think that’s a rational position to take. Rushing out evidence to satiate the public is not how you build a case, especially one of this consequence and magnitude. That’s all.

 

[LouderVol]

The election won't be overturned and regardless if they have rock solid evidence of fraud/criminality that pushed Biden over the top it will never be taken seriously.

Can you imagine the fallout if something like that happened?

 

[Weezer]

Correct. Dem voters tend to be clustered more in cities, particularly the larger ones. Giving electoral votes to remote or undeveloped counties just because that's where poorer and uneducated whites tend to live is worse than current system of overweighting votes from rural states as is.

You're an elitist tool. Noted.

 

[lawgator1]

The Senators are already counted in the present EC allotment your population centers are already weighted by the House delegate count.

The two extra votes for the Senators creates a mathematical anomaly that a single vote in Nebraska is worth more than votes in 25 other states. Bad enough as is.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

You honestly don’t see how the EC becoming progressively less popular could affect it’s future?

I'm sure it could be unpopular.

That is a separate question than what I am asking you. Why does that matter? There are plenty of things that are popular that are wrong, and plenty of unpopular things that are right.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Peter Neffenger - Smartmatic

He also happens to have been appointed by Biden to his transition team.

 

[clarksvol00]

Well I actually hope you’re right but with certification deadlines looming and the count in his favor I just see the odds more in his corner. I am really interested to see what Powell lays down. Rudy is just a distraction and smoke screen.

Smokescreen?! Gruden has the German computer servers. Lovie is circling the Dominion HQ in a plane.

 

[Weezer]

The two extra votes for the Senators creates a mathematical anomaly that a single vote in Nebraska is worth more than votes in 25 other states. Bad enough as is.

Again, get 38 states to agree with your take and that can change. Good luck.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

One county one vote maybe.

Or one congressional district, one vote.

 

[NorthDallas40]

The two extra votes for the Senators creates a mathematical anomaly that a single vote in Nebraska is worth more than votes in 25 other states. Bad enough as is.

Welcome to the Republic of equal states sweetheart.

 

[lawgator1]

You're an educated elitist. Noted.

fify

 

[Orangeslice13]

Or one congressional district, one vote.

Absolutely

 

[NorthDallas40]

Smokescreen?! Gruden has the German computer servers. Lovie is circling the Dominion HQ in a plane.

So I said distraction or smoke screen. I never said that was an intentional play.

So you don’t think Rudy is a distraction?

 

[Weezer]

fify

I would dispute your fix. We were starting to have an intelligent conversation until you showed up.

 

[LouderVol]

more free stuff? What free stuff?

Based on his adds health care and education.

 

[NorthDallas40]

fify

Same difference whatever gets you thru the day.

 

[NCFisher]

Yep. We are no where near the Borg mindset of the European countries which many opine to be like. We are a federalist government with mostly equal distributed powers between the central and regional (states) governments (well were supposed to be). And for our geography alone it makes sense. We are a huge nation. What works in NY doesn’t necessarily work in TX

Ironically, we should’ve been more like the Borg since Europe utilizes mail ballots very sparingly, and in relatively very countries. The majority of first world countries do not use them in the manner but the US does, or at all because it is inherently less secure.