#NotMyPresident protest ongoing in downtown Miami
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#NotMyPresident protest ongoing in downtown Miami
por Azali Vie Nov 11, 2016 7:48 pm
https://www.facebook.com/WPLGLocal10/videos/vb.67959238836/10154022711023837/?type=2&theater
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Re: #NotMyPresident protest ongoing in downtown Miami
por Sócrates Vie Nov 11, 2016 8:56 pm
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Re: #NotMyPresident protest ongoing in downtown Miami
por luik Dom Nov 13, 2016 12:39 pm
ouse · 4:03 No matter who won...1/2 of America would have been unhappy with the new president. Respect the process and make the best of it!Ver traducción
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James Cameron · Agreed. Respect the process, but we also have to ask ourselves if some of the process needs to be amended. We need to ask ourselves if "every vote matters". We need to re-examine the electoral process. I didn't vote for trump, and I'm dissapointed as t...Ver másVer traducción
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Ronnie DePesa · I will play devils advocate. Trump won the popular vote in more states then hillary, hence he won more states. A large portion of Hillarys votes came from two very polarized states, NY and California. She won by huge margins there. The electoral colllege was part of the 'Virginia' plan before the 'great compromise'. so my quesion is this: whats more important winning more states, or winning the popular vote?? (Take california out and Trump wins a blow our both electoral and popular)
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James Cameron · Agreed. Respect the process, but we also have to ask ourselves if some of the process needs to be amended. We need to ask ourselves if "every vote matters". We need to re-examine the electoral process. I didn't vote for trump, and I'm dissapointed as t...Ver másVer traducción
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Ronnie DePesa · I will play devils advocate. Trump won the popular vote in more states then hillary, hence he won more states. A large portion of Hillarys votes came from two very polarized states, NY and California. She won by huge margins there. The electoral colllege was part of the 'Virginia' plan before the 'great compromise'. so my quesion is this: whats more important winning more states, or winning the popular vote?? (Take california out and Trump wins a blow our both electoral and popular)
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