nah
Yes, I agree. But they admitted the primary is a show, they really can pick whoever they want to represent them in the general. lol I would just warn them 2020 is not the year for that shyt.nah
but with all the talk of switching to the popular vote, it's pretty clear that they have to first use it in their primary. they can't push for a popular vote and then keep using the electoral college for their own primary
so no path to the popular vote, huh. so much for that talking point in the future
it's gonna be what props the republicans up year after year
not a bernie thread
i dont see him beating trump in 2020. i'm off that train
yeah, i needed breitbart to think of this. you got mePrimary voter turnout is already extremely low and not indicative of the popular vote. You really should spend less time on alt right sites thinking you've found a gotcha.
For one, primaries aren't all held on the same day.yeah, i needed breitbart to think of this. you got me
im not trying to trigger anyone breh. it's just a thought i had about the inevitable first step towards convincing this country to go to the popular vote
oh, i didnt know you can't count votes on different days and add them up as it goes
oh, i didnt know you can't count votes on different days and add them up as it goes
your position is embarrassing because you know that there's no way that the democrats can claim the popular vote isn't democratic but run an electoral vote in their own primary. stop playing stupidYou're clearly too stupid for this discussion.
Question, why do candidates and pundits spend so much time discussing Iowa and South Carolina during the primaries?