Quote Originally Posted by TILTOLOGIC:
I get it, its MLK day, you got the day off. Go smoke some more weed, and keep believing you "get it" 
It wasn't close.
Trump won more counties than any other president in history...read that again and again and again...outside of Cali and NY he won by over 3 million in the popular...he won the electoral in a landslide. All the trends continue to point in that very same direction. Your heavily biased opinion isn't representative of anything close to the political reality in this country.
You mistake your dislike for the man as some sort of evidence to support your point. 
(u r not alone)
In 2 years the GOP will only increase their seats in the senate dramatically...further increasing his chances at re-election
It will take at least a decade and some good luck for your party to be competitive in the House again. It's not even close right now..35-40 seats something like that?
Democrats control roughly 25% of state legislatures and governorships. Good luck with the grass root efforts at the state level.
This didn't happen because of Trump. It happened because Americans rejected what your party now stands for.
You are just another easily manipulated constituent who is ruled by pure emotion and buys into whatever he hears in media to feed that bias. 
(maybe just maybe they message that way for a reason?)
All the democrats can do now is protest and continue to support things a growing majority of Americans do not support.
I live in a fact based world. You should try it sometimes, you'd be amazed how much better u could be at prognosticating the future.
Even if Trump flames out in one term. It'll still be a GOP world a Dem President is living in.
Well, actually I had to work today. And while I appreciate the offer, I'm not a big fan of smoking weed. Just not my thing. Although, if Trump really did want to add more jobs that he could take credit for, he could legalize weed and sports wagering. There are obviously markets for both that are not being taken advantage of right now. Well, at least not legally in most areas.
Anyways, your county argument carries as much weight as the popular vote argument....which is none where it really matters. I'll use the state I currently reside in, Nevada, as an example. There are 16 counties within the state of Nevada and nearly 2/3 of the state's population resides in one county. A candidate could carry 95% of the Nevada's counties and still lose the state. Lot of good that does right? Nice try though. Btw, that's pretty much what happened here.
Like I said, Trump didn't run away with this election, he barely won it.....against an awful candidate that a lot of Dems didn't want to vote for (for the record, I voted for Gary Johnson). Next time Trump might actually have to run against someone decent with a much better reputation. 2-3 years is a long time for the powers that be to come up with a candidate to make up the roughly 107,000, distributed over some swing states, to make up that difference.
watching all the snowflakes meltdown
on Tuesday offered an erroneous history lesson
about racial segregation to a black Georgia congressman who risked his life to fight for civil rights, and he called on the NAACP to apologize to white people
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