How about Mark Burnett stages the inauguration as a mashup of his programs? Trump is dropped into an actual shark tank that’s on a desert island and he screams until his voice is gone and we see if he’s a survivor.

Then you are to blame for neonazis in the White House. Enjoy!

The thing is, if you’re not going to vote for Trump, vote for Hillary. Like, I get you don’t support her either, but at this point, if you say you’re against him, then you’re for her so stop being such a little fucking bitch and vote for Hillary. If you feel so strongly that you’re willing to go against the electoral…

Between third party voters and these Electoral College electors, I’m so damn tired of people pretending there are other choices than Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Our system was designed from the jump to be a 2-party system, and except for a couple of anomalies (look up the election of 1824), it has functioned…

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I feel like your inconveniences are less important than the real issues here, yet somehow you wrote an entire article about how much it sucks to be cold.

Well, I don’t think Hillary will be inaugurated. But I think this could be one of the first steps to election reform

Rather, he is contemplating Ohio governor John Kasich.

anything that erodes Trump’s credibility, mandate and authority—even a little—gets a vaguely helpless nod / desperate thumbs up combo from me.

Thank you! I’m in Massachusetts, and I know my efforts helped her win New Hampshire. Heck, I think you can attribute two of the votes specifically to phone calls I made on Election Day (one to help a NH voter get a ride to the polls; the other to convince a still undecided voter at 2 pm in the afternoon why Hillary…

I suddenly feel the need to shell out another $20 to her.

Over 40 percent of eligible voters did not vote. Over 40 percent of eligible voters did not vote. Over 40 percent of eligible voters did not vote. Over 40 percent of eligible voters did not vote. Over 40 percent of eligible voters did not vote. Over 40 percent of eligible voters did not vote. Over 40 percent of…

I don’t know who said this, but somewhere on Twitter I saw “Jill Stein is the friend who ruins your wedding but shows up for you during the divorce.”

Are we not counting “receives emoluments from foreign governments” as a Constitutional crisis? That’s not even an amendment, that’s right there in the job description.

Waukesha County was the site of a lot of suspected voting irregularities during the Walker recall election and his re-election, also, if I remember correctly. No surprise that they’re one of the counties that refused to do a hand-recount.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but we’re already having a Constitutional crisis. We have a Senate that has refused to act on a Supreme Court vacancy, we have a president-elect who may or may not have won the election fair-and-square, but most definitely lost the popular vote by at least 2.5 million votes, and…

Not to defend Stein, but just to be objective you could make this argument for those who left the tops of their tickets blank, or those who stayed home, or those who voted for Trump, all of which represent larger groups than Stein voters.

And I will never get over this.