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2016 Postmortem

hamsterjill

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12. I agree.

Reply to TrekLuver (Reply #7)

Wed Dec 21, 2016, 09:28 AM

Dec 2016

I told countless people who insisted on voting for third party candidates that there was simply too much at stake THIS time. Sometimes it doesn't matter, but THIS time it did.

Now...we are all screwed.

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Democrats Were More Divided In the End [View all] DonViejo Dec 2016 OP

Get rid of the caucuses, which drew a bunch of nutcases into the party. geek tragedy Dec 2016 #1

They are a coalition of single issue voters, we have broader points of contention Amishman Dec 2016 #2

So we end up electing Trump. LisaL Dec 2016 #4

I think that's true. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #5

Thats not quite what I was going for Amishman Dec 2016 #8

While I think there are far more single issue voters within the Republican ranks... Garrett78 Dec 2016 #11

This certainly is troubling. If Hillary got 270 votes, five faithless electors would have been LisaL Dec 2016 #3

Probably not FBaggins Dec 2016 #6

The lack of party loyalty that I saw being displayed during this election when there was so TrekLuver Dec 2016 #7

I agree. hamsterjill Dec 2016 #12

The Electoral College has got to go. woolldog Dec 2016 #9

What was with the Colin Powell voters? NobodyHere Dec 2016 #10

No, we weren't. Orsino Dec 2016 #13