Well, the super delegates and 3,000,000 more voters, but sure. A Jewish socialist would have been a shoo-in.

It’s adorable that you think the far-right Republicans, now controlling all three branches, will let you guys keep your weed.

I suppose it’s fitting that most of the men are either not voting or begrudgingly voting for Hillary, whereas the women are well aware that a Trump presidency is a direct threat to them and are voting for the person who doesn’t pose a very real threat to their rights. I know people throw around the word “privilege”,…

A list of offices that will be filled after this election:

Yep yep yep. Americans in general tend to be sort of removed from the machinations of many European countries’ elections. There are lots of pluses to the parliamentary system, but the way that it proportionally divvies up representation has without doubt enabled the rise of nationalist parties.

I wish it was a surprise that all the female staff are upfront about voting for Hillary while a lot of the (mostly white) male staff either aren’t voting for either candidate because they’re not in a contested state or have to “hold their nose” to vote for her.

Good kinja

Look, Clinton is not a leftist, but arguing that she’s center-right is a blatant misread of around 80% of the American electorate.

You don’t have to like Hillary, but if you think she’s center-right you are not a serious person when it comes to politics. She may be too center for your preferences, but her Senate record (the only actual voting record we have of hers) was very much in line with Bernie’s legislative record where we can trace their…

Are you saying that the US President is an “unaccountable emperor?” Because really? The Prime Minister in any parliamentary system has more power than the US President. Let alone, you know, North Korea.

I just assume Haisley refuses to vote in U.S. elections because in England, soccer fans don’t vote in U.S. elections. He’s too authentic, man!

It’s astonishing isn’t it?

“Voting is fine, but it’s not enough about me. How can I make it less about other people and more about my perception of myself?”