The funny thing is it looks like in the end Hillary will have a 2% overall lead in the popular vote and has the most votes of any candidate in history except Obama.
She won more popular votes than Trump, but our system does not work like that. I see you get your talking points from Breibart
If it keeps going as projected, she might even have an overall majority.
Hey Trump won the electoral college and we go by that.
Ya I voted Johnson. What do I expect from Trump? Maybe when I hit a big jackpot I get to keep most all of it, which would be a huge improvement over Obama.
The majority spoke against?
The Majority. HRC won 47%. Her Opponents won 53%. A vote for anyone other than Trump was a -1 for Hillary and a (0) for him.
You're so dumb.
They've only been lying to us for half a century, you'd think we'd have figured that out by now.
Some say the lottery is a tax on people who can't do math. Others say the lottery is a tax on stupid. Either explains your silly idea that candidates' votes are lumped together to calculate popular votes. If you want to take that idiotic idea further, let's throw in the non voters or 44.4% of the electorate as of 11/10. This means that Clinton won 26.4% and Trump won 26.3% of the electorate's vote.
Don't really care what Trump thinks about the EC because I'm not vested in his opinion like you are vested in Hillary's and her supporters.
Specifically the Federal tax on Casino winnings over a million, but do carry on with other topics. Perhaps when you catch up we could discuss why you think this is a "Capitalist" economy given the fact there's no capital.Some say the lottery is a tax on people who can't do math. Others say the lottery is a tax on stupid. Either explains your silly idea that candidates' votes are lumped together to calculate popular votes. If you want to take that idiotic idea further, let's throw in the non voters or 44.4% of the electorate as of 11/10. This means that Clinton won 26.4% and Trump won 26.3% of the electorate's vote.
Or you can take a look at Powerball's odds for winning the lottery, which is 1 in 292 million. I buy a ticket when the jackpot is more than 292 million. My purchase shift odds of winning from literally no chance to virtually no chance. For some reason I'm disappointed when I don't win.
What were we talking about?
I'm not interested in arguing economic theory with somebody who is detached from reality. I heard that libertarians believe there is such a thing as "market forces". As if same as physical science. LOL
I heard the Austrians predicted all the bubbles and actually explained the causes, way back to tulip mania; while your side just derped for well over a century till it felt like champion; based on nothing but feelings.
LOL. Yep market forces are same as theory of relativity.
You've mentioned silver market a few times when mocking twolugnut. Care to share the joke?LOL
He contends silver is a bubble.
he hates the "keynesian bubble machine". see below.
