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Originally Posted by vienna
Now you've got 2024 and Trump was running against a party that was in complete disarray, had many problem issues, had lost its incumbent candidate, who, by the way, torpedoed the DEM Party by turning in an abysmal performance in the debate; Trump, by all metrics, should have had a field day in the elections, but he couldn't even crack the 50% mark, and more voters actually voted for other candidates than those who voted for him; and Trump's 'margin of victory' was fairly anemic: just 2,284,967 votes, less than the margin Hillary beat him with in 2016, and only 1/3 of Biden's margin over Trump in 2020; there really is no statistical basis for anyone making a claim of a mandate, or, even more ludicrous and ridiculous, any sort of "vast majority"; Trump initially won office by gaming a system that is arcane and outdated, not by winning the popular vote; and he lost, badly, when he asked the voters to keep him in office; now he's back, not because he's the best (it all too obvious he's not really the brightest), but because circumstance worked in the favor of whoever the GOP was running; if Trump really was such a "great choice", why isn't that "greatness' reflected in the election results? He barely got by and, again, couldn't even get a majority of the votes; Trump was running on vapors and is now using up whatever vapors he had left...
But, hey, what I really want is one of you Trumpettes out there to prove me wrong, with numbers to back you up, that anything I have posted about the obvious lackings of Trump is false; and, remember, I am asking for verifiable facts, not opeds or YT MAGA rubbish...
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Kamala Harris won Washington, Oregon, California, Illinois, Colorado, New Mexico, Minnesota, Virginia, Delaware, New Jersey, Hawaii and all the New England States. Donald Trump won all the rest including the 7 battleground States like Ohio and Pennsylvania where Harris Campaigned extensively.
Donald Trump won 312 Electoral College Votes To 226 for Kamala Harris. 270 Electoral Votes were needed to win. That sounds pretty decisive to me. In fact, it sounds like a rout. Harris won 74,749,891 votes (48.3%) of the Popular vote to 77,168,458 votes (49.9%) For Donald Trump.
https://www.reuters.com/graphics/USA...S/zjpqnemxwvx/
Stop crying about it and get over it, Vienna. Mama Kamala was soundly beaten and that's it. Numbers don't lie.
This map looks pretty convincing too, by precincts. The red areas are for Trump.