Again, a Popular Vote would tally the votes of every individual that voted. You continue to refer back to counties. As I have no background in primary school Education, I really am surprised that I have to type this, but here you go: Individual =/= County.

I’m not sure what part of your argument this map is supposed to support. State population (instead of # of registered voters, with totals for each party) is a useless metric. Likewise the arbitrary comparison of Los Angeles County’s population to each state’s population, and the distinction between states with a…

Treating both as opposing homogenous electorates with opposite 100% single-party results as a given is disingenuous and poor mathematics. You must know this, but you don’t care because you like putzing around playing voice of reason.

Yeah, Naomi! Such a dearth of Trump-related info on this site that we had to find a totally unrelated post to alert you: You are dropping the ball Re: Articles We Would Have Preferred To This One (Why Did You Waste Your Time On It?).

Them? The counties? As they are inanimate, they can’t be disenfranchised.  As for the residents, how is a voter disenfranchised by his/her/etc. vote being equal to every other vote, unhampered by where his/her/etc. house and stuff happens to be? Republican votes in California would no longer = a collection of farts in…

“I’m kinda confused by these semi-veiled, sizzling “CAPITALISM WILL KILL THE PLANET hot takes”

I don’t understand where all the positive spinners are finding this amorphous group of Republican voters that Walsh is going to peel off. Republicans speaking out against Trump in public are exceedingly rare, and as the article says, Walsh did no polling, put together no exploratory committee. nor did any other other…

It’s an anonymous poll. Why would anyone say they approved of the President if they didn’t?