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Originally Posted by AndrewG
I'm not gloating at all.
This is why they have the electoral college system which simply means California and New York do not decide everything. It is a union of different states do not forget.
Also even if you think California and New York should have the final say and you always agree with the views of the people from there consider that these two states are financially in the top 10 worst performers out of all 50 nation states. ...and they keep voting left hoping for what exactly?
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Yes you are gloating. Nothng wrong with that. You hoped fr this outcome.
I don't mind the electoral voting system. This is how the U.S. does things. Fine.
But it also doesn't mean the California or New York voters are any less than Texan voters. So fact of the matter is that almost 50% of the individuals wanted person A and almost 50% wanted person B. That, no matter how you try to turn it, weigh it, twist it or reason it, makes it a divided country. If you add that the issues have made those vothers stand so far apart from each other and emotions are running high almost everywhere you look makes it worrying. It woud have been worrying if the other candidate had won, it isn't any less worying now.