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No .....the Electoral College isn’t an election ....after clinton won all three debates she CRUSHED Trump in the election per se , winning the popular vote by over 3 million votes

Trump did manage to eke out a narrow victory in the electoral college so gained the presidency

There. Now we are factually accurate

TRUMP won the election 304 to 227 (if this was a soccer game anyone would say the score was an _sswhopping)....Its the electoral vote that determines the president not the popular vote. This system was determined by AMERICAS FOUNDING FATHERS so that major cities like NYC, LA and CHICAGO cant out weight the rest of the country in determining the leadership and future of the country.... factually accurate

TRUMP is sitting in the WH right now not hillary (get over it as its been over 3 years now and your whining is really quite pathetic now).

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Who said this ?

“My party is very interested in deficits when there is a Democrat in the White House,” the acting chief of staff said. “The worst thing in the whole world is deficits when Barack Obama was the President.”

“Then Donald Trump became president, and we’re a lot less interested as a party,” he continued.

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Title con is citing polls today like they are precious to him. What could he be trying to distract from ? 🤔

- In October, 2016 the Consumer Confidence Board was at 98.6. In January, 2020 it stands at 131.6.

- In November, 2016 the Gallup Economic Confidence Index was at -11. In January, 2020 it's at +40.

- In October, 2016 NFIB's small business optimism index was at 94.9. In January, 2020 it was 104.3.

In the fourth quarter of 2016 the Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index was at 80. Today it stands at 132.

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- In October, 2016 the Consumer Confidence Board was at 98.6. In January, 2020 it stands at 131.6.

- In November, 2016 the Gallup Economic Confidence Index was at -11. In January, 2020 it's at +40.

- In October, 2016 NFIB's small business optimism index was at 94.9. In January, 2020 it was 104.3.

In the fourth quarter of 2016 the Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index was at 80. Today it stands at 132.

Careful. He wants to talk about what his agenda is. He doesn't like people showing to the party with other topics.

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Title con is citing polls today like they are precious to him. What could he be trying to distract from ? 🤔

NBC/WSJ poll, Trump's handling of the economy:

Approve: 53%
Disapprove 38%

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Narrow? 306-232 is narrow? 31-19 States is narrow?

And, I will remind you, the Electoral College is how the President of the United States is ELECTED. So, yes, it was an election.

There. Now we are factually accurate.

But Hillary Clinton did win the popular vote !

Clinton 65,853,514
Trump 62,984,828

So ^^^ factually about 3 million more votes for Clinton

Just saying ....cause you’ll need MORE votes THIS time turnout has been EXCELLENT after Iowa

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“My party is very interested in deficits when there is a Democrat in the White House,” the acting chief of staff said. “The worst thing in the whole world is deficits when Barack Obama was the President.”

“Then Donald Trump became president, and we’re a lot less interested as a party,” he continued.

Worry About Debt? Not So Fast, Some Economists Say
U.S. deficits may not matter so much after all—and it might not hurt to expand them for the right reasons
https://www.wsj.com/articles/worry-a...ay-11550414860

Ocasio-Cortez boosts progressive theory that deficits aren’t so scary
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/...budget-1143084

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But Hillary Clinton did win the popular vote !

Clinton 65,853,514
Trump 62,984,828

So ^^^ factually about 3 million more votes for Clinton

Just saying ....cause you’ll need MORE votes THIS time turnout has been EXCELLENT after Iowa

Again, it doesn't matter. Here is what was written:

No .....the Electoral College isn’t an election ....after clinton won all three debates she CRUSHED Trump in the election per se , winning the popular vote by over 3 million votes

Trump did manage to eke out a narrow victory in the electoral college so gained the presidency

There. Now we are factually accurate

1) The Electoral College IS the election (so factually incorrect to state otherwise)
2) The difference in the popular vote was about 2%, hardly a CRUSHING result (so, factually incorrect here as well)
3) What was crushing was the method on how the President of the United States of America is elected, and that was the Electoral College vote.

I think this is where I'm supposed to write "winning".

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Again, it doesn't matter. Here is what was written:



1) The Electoral College IS the election (so factually incorrect to state otherwise)
2) The difference in the popular vote was about 2%, hardly a CRUSHING result (so, factually incorrect here as well)
3) What was crushing was the method on how the President of the United States of America is elected, and that was the Electoral College vote.

I think this is where I'm supposed to write "winning".

2% is actually a decent margin

Look MILLIONS more citizens voted AGAINST him fhan for him. 3 million more

That’s a FACT TOO!

Good luck this time ....can’t really lose ANY of those votes if you expect to thread the electoral college needle again. Hope you are GROWING your base not just exciting the rabble at hate rallies !

Also too the NRA and others are on the sidelines this time! And Bloomie still going to $ whether nominee or not so we will close the spending gap.

Plus Stone and other crooks (flynn) heading to jail

I LIKE our chances in a “ham
Sandwich over trump “year

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I wanted to be sure, so:

People also ask

Who won the 2016 elections?

The Republican ticket of businessman Donald Trump and Indiana Governor Mike Pence defeated the Democratic ticket of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and U.S. Senator from Virginia Tim Kaine


I also tried this:

People also ask

When did Trump win the presidency?

On November 8, 2016, Trump and Pence were elected president and vice president of the United States.


I'm sensing a pattern. Let's try one more:


How is the President Elected?

Presidential elections use the Electoral College. To win the election, a candidate must receive a majority of electoral votes. In the event no candidate receives a majority, the House of Representatives chooses the president and the Senate chooses the vice president.




I'm not seeing the confusion??

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2% is actually a decent margin

Look MILLIONS more citizens voted AGAINST him fhan for him. 3 million more

That’s a FACT TOO!

Good luck this time ....can’t really lose ANY of those votes if you expect to thread the electoral college needle again. Hope you are GROWING your base not just exciting the rabble at hate rallies !

Also too the NRA and others are on the sidelines this time! And Bloomie still going to $ whether nominee or not so we will close the spending gap.

Plus Stone and other crooks (flynn) heading to jail

I LIKE our chances in a “ham
Sandwich over trump “year

Wow, you drifted pretty far from your original point. Even with your acumen of moving the goal posts, this is quite a turn to try to recover. I guess that's good?

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- In October, 2016 the Consumer Confidence Board was at 98.6. In January, 2020 it stands at 131.6.

- In November, 2016 the Gallup Economic Confidence Index was at -11. In January, 2020 it's at +40.

- In October, 2016 NFIB's small business optimism index was at 94.9. In January, 2020 it was 104.3.

In the fourth quarter of 2016 the Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index was at 80. Today it stands at 132.

"What magic wand do you have?"

Bwahahaha!

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But Hillary Clinton did win the popular vote !

Clinton 65,853,514
Trump 62,984,828

So ^^^ factually about 3 million more votes for Clinton

Just saying ....cause you’ll need MORE votes THIS time turnout has been EXCELLENT after Iowa

compared to what? Iowa democrats voting for democrats?...lmao

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ooops....Rohrabacher confirms he offered Trump pardon to Assange for proof Russia didn't hack DNC email

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"President Donald Trump has done almost everything he can to anger Latino voters. And yet, his support among this crucial portion of the electorate remains surprisingly consistent. After the 2016 election, exit polls analyzed by the Pew Research Center showed that 28 percent of Latino voters supported Trump; today, 30 percent support him.

This percentage may not seem high. But consider what the number means for the Democrats: Displeasure with the president over the past three years has not led to an increase in support for the opposing party.

Democrats lost the 2016 election with about 66 percent of the Latino vote. Today 65 percent of registered Latino voters who are Democrats have a positive view of the party’s presidential candidates. Based on exit polling from the past three election cycles, I estimate that Democrats need about 70 percent of this vote to take back the White House."
https://outline.com/9qYsWE