Day 1 after Trump wins: Racism comes back stronger...

[DonFerrari]

S.T.A.G.E. said:

rolltide101x said:

Obama sent race relations back 20 years at least

LOL....Thats hilarious. The response to his presidency sent race relations back 20 years. If memory serves me correct, hes been considered one of the moster personable presidents since clinton. When Trump was elected it was out of anger, no different than the majority of millenials with bernie. Difference is, bernie made more sense than Trump. They were angry and were composed of multiple groups of people. Trumps following was mostly composed of middle aged whites without college degrees. The majority of college educated women and men voted for hillary.

Since Clinton you mean, exclude only Bush Jr?

AsGryffynn said:

LadyJasmine said:

That is because Hillary Camapigned to get votes in Big cities only and that is not enough under an electoral college.

That is in fact the very raison d'etre of the Electoral College. It's a mechanism to allow the rural population to tell urban voters to keep them in mind or live on their shoes for the next five years. 

I'd say it's pretty genius since most countries will always have an urban majority. 

It's the bipartisan nature of the bloody electoral system that I am having trouble wrapping my head around... 

Brazil have like 20 parties and yet only 2 viable candidates on presidential election. At most what happens is that when none of the two candidates is very strong another 1 or 2 will steal some votes, but even so on the 2 round will be the 2 parties that will fight for the election. So bipartisan or not doesn't make much of a difference.