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President Bush has 213
...and Senator Kerry has 175 electorial votes...according to a poll taken since the Republican convention. 270 are required to be elected President.
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This is why it doesn't matter if everybody in the country votes for kerry if the electoral college votes bush he's in...Fucked up huh?
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I always thought the People vote the president
American Democracy is wired |
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bush bush. shave shave bush bush shave shave epic cash shave shave epic cash
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1. The common people, considered as the primary source of political power. [ 2. Majority Rule. 3. The principles of social equality and respect for the individual within a community. |
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I remember the chaos connected with the last election and counting votes.....but if suddenly an electoral vote would go to the second candicate ( assumign this is possible ),m there would be even more chaos. |
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heard some jews voted for a anti jewish party because of a stupid system... even the 3th world countries have a better election system :glugglug Why not just count every vote? and don't sum it to states |
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213 like the Snoop Dogg crew ? :D
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Gore would have won Florida if they hadn't committed fraud against the black voters. I'd bet the fraud wasn't limited just to that state either. So technically once.... |
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To me it's the guy with the most votes wins. But this way it seems someone can carry most of the populated States, yet with all the lesser populated going against him he loses. Or do I have it wrong? |
213 was the number of Jeffrey Dahmer's apartment.
coincidence? Yup. heheheh |
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More to the point Al Gore...what ever happened...in Florida would not have been a problem if Al Gore could have won in his home state...which he had represented for most of his adult life. Maybe they knew something that the rest of the country did not know. |
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well... by definitions a democracy is: 1. Government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representatives. 2. A political or social unit that has such a government. 3. The common people, considered as the primary source of political power. 4. Majority rule. 5. The principles of social equality and respect for the individual within a community. Some people will try to say that our democracy applies to #1 and #2 (since it clearly doesn't apply to numbers 3, 4, or 5) But what good is #1 if #4 doesn't apply? And #2... well... I mean any country can DECLARE they have democracy. They can even repeat it over and over and over 1984 times until people start believing it. I mean... take Iraqs new democracy for example. |
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It seems to me that a Presidential candidate who does not have the interests of the MAJORITY of his electors is going to start playing to minorities.
Like the religious right. |
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What worked in 1804, 1904, 1954, 1984 does not necessarily work tomorrow. You go and buy a clue, idiot. Run down to the mall and cash your food stamps while you still have them. |
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if you are an american, what were you doing in school, eating the books. I learned how the electoral college worked and why we have it in something like the 5th grade. I'm if it had been the other way, Gore won we would not hear a peep out of most of you people. And I can tell you RAT now it ain't going 2 change, we will have the electoral college for another 250 years. |
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speaking of the moron named Bush.. Kerry is owning him on CNN right now in a live speech..
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theking post above |
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your way California and New York would elect our Prez. |
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The USA is NOT a democracy. got the second part right also |
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Plus I can still fuck. As for a piece of trash, come to Vegas and say that to my face. I will lend you the Greyhound Bus fare. |
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been going on for over 50 years. the party of choose for them have been telling them for over 50 years all the good shit they are doing for them :1orglaugh |
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The most highly populated States have to have a big say. They are where the people are usually the money. Remeber what worked yesterday does not always work tomorrow. |
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Here's a list of how many votes each state gets in the Electoral College:
ALABAMA 9 MONTANA 3 ALASKA 3 NEBRASKA 5 ARIZONA 8 NEVADA 4 ARKANSAS 6 NEW HAMPSHIRE 4 CALIFORNIA 54 NEW JERSEY 15 COLORADO 8 NEW MEXICO 5 CONNECTICUT 8 NEW YORK 33 DELAWARE 3 NORTH CAROLINA 14 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 3 NORTH DAKOTA 3 FLORIDA 25 OHIO 21 GEORGIA 13 OKLAHOMA 8 HAWAII 4 OREGON 7 IDAHO 4 PENNSYLVANIA 23 ILLINOIS 22 RHODE ISLAND 4 INDIANA 12 SOUTH CAROLINA 8 IOWA 7 SOUTH DAKOTA 3 KANSAS 6 TENNESSEE 11 KENTUCKY 8 TEXAS 32 LOUISIANA 9 UTAH 5 MAINE 4 VERMONT 3 MARYLAND 10 VIRGINIA 13 MASSACHUSETTS 12 WASHINGTON 11 MICHIGAN 18 WEST VIRGINIA 5 MINNESOTA 10 WISCONSIN 11 MISSISSIPPI 7 WYOMING 3 MISSOURI 11 So, really, it's much easier to rig an election than I thought. Each candidate either needs to blackmail, bribe, threaten or torture only 270 representatives to win an election. |
I'm starting to hope bush wins if only to speed up the revolution.
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I really can't understand is why so many people in the USA didn't even know what the Electorial College was before the last election. ----------------------------------------------------- The most highly populated States have to have a big say. They are where the people are usually the money. ------------------------------------------------ this one of the main reasons they set up the college..... so they wouldn't have 2 big of a say. computes with me mon :Graucho |
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