Re: The Constitution is vindicated

On 11/14/20 12:37 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
> On 11/14/2020 8:27 AM, Phantom_View wrote:
>> David Hartung wrote
>>
>>> https://apnews.com/article/democrats-popular-vote-win-d6331f7e8b51d52582b 
>>>
>>> b2d60e2a007ec
>>>
>>> [...]
>>> But what alarms many Democrats is a growing gap between their popular
>>> vote tallies and their political power. Democrats may be winning over
>>> more supporters, but as long as those votes are clustered on the coasts
>>> or in cities and suburbs, they won’t deliver the congressional
>>> victories the party needs to enact its policies.
>>>
>>> That power gap is especially clear this year. While Biden was racking up
>>> those historic margins, Democrats lost at least eight seats in the House
>>> of Representatives and failed to gain a single statehouse — in fact,
>>> they lost control of New Hampshire’s legislature. They also fell short
>>> of taking back control of the U.S. Senate, with their hopes now resting
>>> on winning two run-off elections in Georgia that are considered an
>>> uphill climb for the party.
>>>
>>> “There’s a massive structural challenge to the majority of Americans
>>> having any political power anytime soon,” said Rebecca Katz, a liberal
>>> Democratic strategist. “It’s a problem.”
>>>
>>> Whether it’s a problem — or a necessary check on power — is a
>>> point of debate. The founders created a U.S. system of government based
>>> partially on geography. Wyoming, with its population of 500,000, has as
>>> many senators as California, home to 39 million people. House seats are
>>> awarded based on population, but districts can be drawn to dilute the
>>> impact of types of voters. The presidency is a won by amassing a
>>> majority of electors allocated to states.
>>>
>>> “Power is not allocated by the popular vote,” said Simon Rosenberg,
>>> a veteran Democratic strategist. “What we have to get better at is not
>>> just winning more votes, but winning in more parts of each state, and in
>>> more states.”
>>> [...]
>>>
>>
>>
>> THE CONSTITUTION SAYS TRUMP IS PRESIDENT NOT BIDEN.
> 
> No, it does not, you fucking shit-4-braincell troll.


Is he talking about some kind of banner on the U.S.S. Constitution?